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.

Abbie Chartrand, a seventh-grader at Fort Zumwalt School District’s DuBray Middle, has been named the Missouri winner of the 10th annual Doodle 4 Google contest. From 200,000 submissions, Chartrand is one of 53 state and territory winners selected to compete for the five finalist spots. 

For the first time, a Fort Zumwalt student has recorded a perfect 36 on the ACT. And not one, but two students earned perfect scores this year!

Robyne Sieh, a sophomore at Fort Zumwalt North High, is one talented student pianist.