FHS Science was in action! Mr. Williams’ students researched metabolic & digestive disorders, while Ms. Branson’s Biology students explored the important role of nitrogen through a nitrogen cycle game. Real-world experiences make learning relevant! #ESED




Mrs. Zorn provided small-group and one-on-one support during FHS Geometry Learning Lab! Meeting students where they are and giving them what they need to succeed reflects our commitment to “Positively Impacting Every Student Every Day!” #ESED


It’s Spirit Friday! Our cheerleaders and football players did an awesome job welcoming everyone this morning and we love to see the Cardinal tattoos, big smiles and school spirit!
See you under the Friday night lights tonight 🏈 Go CARDS!#ESED #Williams









Today at Farmington Public Schools #ESED

Farmington Jr High and Sr High Volleyball pick up wins at Nixa, MO tonight! #CardinalNation

🇺🇸 NO SCHOOL – LABOR DAY 🇺🇸
Farmington Public Schools will be closed on Monday, September 7th, in observance of the Labor Day holiday.
We hope all our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe, relaxing long weekend! ❤️🤍💙
📚 Classes will resume on Tuesday, September 8th.
#ESED
Farmington Public Schools will be closed on Monday, September 7th, in observance of the Labor Day holiday.
We hope all our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe, relaxing long weekend! ❤️🤍💙
📚 Classes will resume on Tuesday, September 8th.
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Help us celebrate our JPW students at the Washington County Fair! The hard work, dedication, responsibility, and leadership shown through caring for and showing animals is truly impressive. So much JPW pride for these hardworking young leaders! Way to go Stockton and Matt! #ESED #Williams





Farmington Athletics would like to recognize First Community Bank as a legacy field sponsor at Cardinal Stadium. Thank you for your generous support of our student-athletes, coaches, and community! #CardinalNation

Mrs. Dooly, our PreK director, read to Ms. Brotherton’s PreK class today! Students drew hats on the story’s main character while showing great engagement and following directions so well. We love seeing our youngest Cardinals learning and growing! #ESED


Ms. Melnicki, Ms. Higgins, and Ms. Smith’s Kindergarten students were highly engaged in learning centers, small-group UFLI phonics lessons, and learning to use their computers. Strong procedures and relationships are in place at Williams! #ESED







What a summer to remember! Several FHS students and faculty members spent part of their summer exploring Rome, Paris, and London, experiencing incredible history, culture, art, and landmarks along the way. We love seeing our Cardinals take learning beyond the classroom and around the world! #ESED
Today at Farmington Public Schools #ESED

Mrs. Harp’s Yearbook Staff took a trip to a Jostens presentation to learn more about the process behind creating an awesome yearbook! Students explored layout, photography, and storytelling they can use to make this year’s book one to remember. Order yours today: bit.ly/3UTlQu9


Farmington Athletics would like to recognize Arvest Bank as a super-legacy donor field sponsor at Cardinal Stadium. We thank them for their generous support of our student-athletes, coaches, and community! #CardinalNation

Mr. Artman’s Earth Science class took learning outside to get a better sense of just how much empty space exists around us! By stepping beyond the classroom, students were able to visualize the vastness of space in a whole new way! #ESED
Farmington Hall of Honor Spotlight: Randy Osnes
Farmington Public Schools and Farmington Athletics are proud to announce longtime softball coach Randy Osnes as a member of the 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class. Osnes will be formally recognized during the Hall of Honor Induction Banquet on Wednesday, September 23, at 6:00 p.m. at Cardinal Arena.
This year’s banquet will carry even more significance for Osnes, as Farmington will also honor the 2000 Farmington State Championship Softball Team — Coach Osnes’ first state championship team at Farmington. Members of that historic team will be recognized as part of the evening’s celebration.
Few coaches have left a mark on Arkansas high school softball quite like Osnes. Over a remarkable 28-year coaching career, including 25 seasons at Farmington High School, Osnes accumulated 664 career victories — the most wins of any past or present high school softball coach in Arkansas.
During his career, Osnes guided his teams to three State Championships, nine State Runner-up finishes, 10 Regional Championships and 21 Conference Championships. His teams reached the State Tournament 26 times and appeared in 14 Regional Championship finals.
His impact at Farmington was especially impressive. In 25 seasons leading the Lady Cardinals, Osnes compiled an extraordinary 592-158 record before adding another 72 victories during three seasons at Har-Ber High School.
Osnes’ legacy, however, extends far beyond wins and championships. Throughout his career, he coached 42 All-State players and 20 All-Star players, helping generations of student-athletes develop and succeed. His honors include being named the 2018 NFHS National Coach of the Year, 2011 Sectional Coach of the Year, a two-time AAA State Coach of the Year and a 14-time Conference Coach of the Year.
Osnes has also been selected for numerous All-Star coaching assignments, including serving as an AAA All-Star assistant as recently as 2026. He was also named the AHSFPCA Coach of the Year in 2024.
The championships and records tell an extraordinary story, but Coach Osnes’ Hall of Honor induction also recognizes the lasting influence he had on the athletes he coached and the softball program he helped build at Farmington. His sustained success and commitment to excellence have established a legacy that will remain part of Cardinal history for generations.
The opportunity to honor Coach Osnes and the 2000 State Championship Softball Team on the same night will make this year’s Hall of Honor banquet a special celebration of Farmington softball history.
Cardinal Nation is invited to join us September 23 as we celebrate Coach Randy Osnes, the 2000 State Championship Softball Team and the entire 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class.
2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Banquet
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 6:00 p.m.
Cardinal Arena
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now through GoFan:
https://gofan.co/app/school/AR16989 or scan QR code attached
Come celebrate the Cardinals whose achievements, leadership and contributions have helped build the proud tradition of Farmington Athletics.
Farmington Public Schools and Farmington Athletics are proud to announce longtime softball coach Randy Osnes as a member of the 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class. Osnes will be formally recognized during the Hall of Honor Induction Banquet on Wednesday, September 23, at 6:00 p.m. at Cardinal Arena.
This year’s banquet will carry even more significance for Osnes, as Farmington will also honor the 2000 Farmington State Championship Softball Team — Coach Osnes’ first state championship team at Farmington. Members of that historic team will be recognized as part of the evening’s celebration.
Few coaches have left a mark on Arkansas high school softball quite like Osnes. Over a remarkable 28-year coaching career, including 25 seasons at Farmington High School, Osnes accumulated 664 career victories — the most wins of any past or present high school softball coach in Arkansas.
During his career, Osnes guided his teams to three State Championships, nine State Runner-up finishes, 10 Regional Championships and 21 Conference Championships. His teams reached the State Tournament 26 times and appeared in 14 Regional Championship finals.
His impact at Farmington was especially impressive. In 25 seasons leading the Lady Cardinals, Osnes compiled an extraordinary 592-158 record before adding another 72 victories during three seasons at Har-Ber High School.
Osnes’ legacy, however, extends far beyond wins and championships. Throughout his career, he coached 42 All-State players and 20 All-Star players, helping generations of student-athletes develop and succeed. His honors include being named the 2018 NFHS National Coach of the Year, 2011 Sectional Coach of the Year, a two-time AAA State Coach of the Year and a 14-time Conference Coach of the Year.
Osnes has also been selected for numerous All-Star coaching assignments, including serving as an AAA All-Star assistant as recently as 2026. He was also named the AHSFPCA Coach of the Year in 2024.
The championships and records tell an extraordinary story, but Coach Osnes’ Hall of Honor induction also recognizes the lasting influence he had on the athletes he coached and the softball program he helped build at Farmington. His sustained success and commitment to excellence have established a legacy that will remain part of Cardinal history for generations.
The opportunity to honor Coach Osnes and the 2000 State Championship Softball Team on the same night will make this year’s Hall of Honor banquet a special celebration of Farmington softball history.
Cardinal Nation is invited to join us September 23 as we celebrate Coach Randy Osnes, the 2000 State Championship Softball Team and the entire 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class.
2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Banquet
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 6:00 p.m.
Cardinal Arena
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now through GoFan:
https://gofan.co/app/school/AR16989 or scan QR code attached
Come celebrate the Cardinals whose achievements, leadership and contributions have helped build the proud tradition of Farmington Athletics.


Setting the standard starts with us! 🌟
Our JPW teachers kicked off the year by creating and signing our staff social contract. We believe that building a strong culture of respect, collaboration, and leadership among our teams directly impacts the way our students grow. By committing to support and uplift one another every single day, we’re creating a positive environment where both our staff and our students can thrive.
Here’s to a fantastic year of leading by example and growing together! 💙🍎 #ESED #CKH #Williams
Our JPW teachers kicked off the year by creating and signing our staff social contract. We believe that building a strong culture of respect, collaboration, and leadership among our teams directly impacts the way our students grow. By committing to support and uplift one another every single day, we’re creating a positive environment where both our staff and our students can thrive.
Here’s to a fantastic year of leading by example and growing together! 💙🍎 #ESED #CKH #Williams





Today at Farmington Public Schools #ESED

This morning Williams learners were engaged in purposeful literacy learning through UFLI!
Students were building foundational reading skills, applying phonics knowledge, & collaborating with teachers and peers! #ESED


The first all pro dad's is this Friday at Bob Folsom! #ESED

