Rachel Locke, 16, of St. Peters, brought home the national title of Teen Miss Princess of America. 

More than 250 Fort Zumwalt students participated in Manufacturing Day in October, where they got an up-close look at the innovation and opportunities created by St. Charles County manufacturers.

Fort Zumwalt will be well-represented at the annual Missouri Music Educators’ Association Conference in January 2019.

Fort Zumwalt West High students Alina Febus, Taylor Jarrett, Maddie Matray and Jocelyn Evans have received national recognition for a public service announcement they created for a class.

The Missouri Seal of Biliteracy [SoBL] and Distinguished Missouri SoBL are awarded to graduating high school students in districts with a program approved by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

Roman Bishop, a junior at Fort Zumwalt North High, attended the Future Medical Leaders Congress in Boston, Massachusetts this summer. 

Emma Jackson, a student at Fort Zumwalt East High, attended the 2018 Washington Youth Summit on the Environment from June 24-29 as a National Youth Delegate.

It was another superb season on the pitch for the Fort Zumwalt South girls soccer team as the Bulldogs advanced into the Class 3 sectionals this spring.

Sharon Duggan-Jinga, a Fort Zumwalt West English language arts teacher, and her advanced speech students won the Greatest Save Teen Public Service Announcement [GSTPSA] contest for the second consecutive year.

On May 18, at the start of a student awards assembly and with students, parents and staff packed into the gymnasium, Cobb was showered with gifts – an iPad, flowers, cake and gift certificates – and a startling surprise.