Excitement continues at FUHS with all of our activities! Our students continue to step up and are getting involved! One great student example is our very own Joshua Miller who was named one of our nation's National Merit Scholars. This honor is only given to a few students nationwide and we are proud of Joshua for such an achievement. Joshua is now eligible to receive more scholarship opportunities! Congratulations Joshua!
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Our choir participated in Choir Day at Angel's Stadium on Saturday! Such an amazing opportunity to represent our school among other amazing choirs! Thank you Ms. Fisheli for an awesome picture moment!
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Student Poll Worker Program
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Program History
In 1996 the California State Legislature amended election law to allow high school students to serve as poll workers on Election Day. This special program gives students hands-on experience with the voting process. Join other high school students throughout Orange County as they discover firsthand how the American electoral process works. You'll have an opportunity to make a difference even before you can cast your vote!
Students had the opportunity to sign up in our College and Career Center. FUHS will have a training day set up soon so that students that are interested can be trained locally.
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Want to be in the loop on all that is Counseling at FUHS? Join our
Remind account
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Senior Application Day on October 10th.
Colleges and Universities love to come on campus and recruit our students! Please make sure you check our website for
Upcoming College Visits. We host Fullerton College every Wednesday. For a complete list of colleges visiting our school, please
Click Here!
Our Financial Aid Workshops are beginning soon! You are now able to begin the Financial Aid process in early! Make sure to see our
Financial Aid Flyer for more information!
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This year we would like to offer a unique experience by having our young ladies participate in the Latina Leadership Conference at Concordia University on Oct. 13th. If your student is interested, please have them go to the College and Career Center to sign up.
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Help in getting ready for college is always needed! We have the amazing support of "Advance!" , a non-profit that was founded by FJUHSD teachers and community members that wanted to continue supporting our students.
On, September 23rd, they will have an information event, "La Habra Goes to College" from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at La Habra Community Center. Please feel free to attend!
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Thank you Dr. Posthuma for this athletic update!
Athletics for the Week, Sept. 10-14, 2018. Here is the latest...
In Fullerton Union High School Athletics, our cross country team competed in the prestigious Woodbridge Classic Cross Country Invitational last Friday night. We had over 30 runners from Fullerton Union High School compete. Most of our runners achieved their personal record (PR) as they finished the 3 mile race. We competed in several different divisions, each division had over 300 runners. One of our top runners, Presli Dillon ran a strong race and finished in the top 20 for her division.
Our Girls Tennis Team completed non-league play this week. They defeated Downey High on Tuesday and lost to a strong Magnolia team on Thursday. The team starts league play this next week with matches against La Habra and Sonora.
The Girls Golf team faced two tough league opponents. La Habra and Sonora both defeated the Indian Golfers. However, several team members had excellent scores in the competitions. Next up, the golfers face Sunny Hills on Tuesday, the 18th and Buena Park on Wednesday the 19th.
In Aquatics, on Thursday, our Boys Water Polo defeated Valencia High 14-5. The team is 4-3 over all and also begins league play this upcoming week. They play La Habra HS at the Troy HS pool on Wednesday, the 19th at 5:00.
Volleyball continues to battle opponents in League Play. The team played their hearts out against La Habra and Sonora, but came up short. The ladies remain positive; they look forward to matches against Sunny Hills and Buena Park this week. Head Coach Maselino Pese continues encourage the girls and challenges them to improve.
Our Varsity Football team had a rough week with a loss to Brea HS. However, even though several key players were out with injuries, new players gained valuable experience and the team has a fresh start with league play beginning on Sept. 28 vs. LHHS. This is a bye week for the team, so there will be no game on Sept. 21.
Follow your favorite Indian teams at our website:
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It is definitely a partnership that is needed in order to ensure the success of our students. Our PTSA is an integral part of this partnership. Please consider joining ($10) and volunteering for our various events, activities, and PTSA positions still open. Email our group at
fullertonptsa@gmail.com
The next PTSA Meeting will be September 24th @ 6:30pm in our Staff Lounge.
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Grad Nite will be held during the month of May (date and time to be determined). Tickets cost $150 until December 21, 2018. After January 7, 2019 the cost will increase to $160.
Ticket includes: Disneyland access to both Disney California Adventure (DCA) and Disneyland, bus ride to and from Resort and Special Grad Nite Party at DCA.
(Disneyland Passes are not valid for this event.) All students participating in this event must have school ID and ride the bus to and from Disneyland.
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Fullerton Rotary Club
Jog-a-thon 2018
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We are always very grateful for all of the support we receive from the Fullerton Rotary Club. They are a tremendous organization that has given support in many ways to our school and school district. This year they will be organizing the 8th annual Jog-a-thon to raise money for kids in need in our local Fullerton schools. The Jog-a-thon will take place here on the FUHS Campus on November 3rd. If you are interested in either sponsoring or ensuring that your students' club, sport, or program participates, please see Ms. Virden in the Activities Office or you may go to their
Jog-a-thon website. Here are a couple of fliers that will have more information as well:
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Campus Safety is our top priority. Prior to this year, ID's have been mandatory on campus. We are continuing with this rule again this year. We are asking that parents help support this rule and encourage your student to bring their ID's to campus every day. ID's are necessary for many procedures on campus including, checking out books from the library, buying food in our cafeteria, buying items in our ASB Office, etc. It is especially necessary when walking through campus. Our administration, teachers, and campus security need to ensure that only our students are on our campus. Students that do not have their ID visible risk getting a school disciplinary consequence. If an ID was lost and needs to be replaced, they are $5 and can be purchased from our ASB Office.
Our school district has also now purchased RAPTOR, for our visitor screening process. If you are planning to come on campus you must come in through our front office and receive a visitors pass. You will need to show your ID and we will run it through our RAPTOR system, which will then produce a visitors pass with a picture ID.
We would like to thank you in advance for helping us maintain a safer campus.
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After School and Lunch Tutoring:
After School Tutoring will began 9/4 and its held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 3:00 to 4:00 PM in the Lower Library. Students that need help with their studies can seek help from our peer tutors and teachers.
If you can't attend after school for tutoring, email or see Ms. Conde in the College and Career Center for info on lunch tutoring. One-on-one peer tutors can meet with students by appointment.
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To Clear Attendance:
English- (714) 626-3896
Spanish- (714) 626-3835
To Have A Student Released:
English- (714) 626-3822
Spanish- (714) 626-3835
Please note: We DO NOT release students via voice message.
If you would like your student released during the day for an appointment, please send a signed note to the Attendance Office before school on the day of the appointment.
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Please go to our website under
Alumni and you will find the links for more information and to RSVP for our various events.
Future events include:
- Community & Alumni Tours - 3rd Friday of each month beginning in Sept. 21st.
- Homecoming Weekend - Oct. 5-6, 2018
- Friday, Oct. 5th - Wall of Fame Dinner & Celebration & Homecoming Game
- Saturday, Oct. 6th - Open House & Tours
- Invitation to alumni to participate in various athletic events
- Visual & Performing Arts Alumni Shows
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Important Dates & Upcoming Events
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September 23, 2018
Advance! Event @ La Habra Community Center
September 24, 2018
College Night @ Troy HS Gyms
PTSA Meeting @ 6:30 in the Staff Lounge
September 26, 2018
Early Dismiss - 1:02pm
October 5, 2018
Homecoming Football Game
October 6, 2018
Homecoming Dance
October 10, 2018
PSAT/ASVAB/College Application Day
Early Dismiss
October 12, 2018
End of 1st Quarter (grades)
Click here for Future
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Monday - Friday
6:45am - 4:00pm
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Principal Laura Rubio | Fullerton Union High School
714-626-3803 | lrubio@fjuhsd.org | www.fullertonhigh.org
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