Week 4
Sunday, September 12, 2021
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Dear FUHS Families,
We ended week 4 with a definite understanding that we will need to pull together and support each other as we remember how this routine works. For over a year and a half, we did not work off of a normal routine with the usual social-emotional patterns. For both students and teachers getting to know each other again, is part of our classroom plan. I would like to commend our students and teachers for being resilient and considerate of each other this year.
First Quarter Grades are turned Oct. 15th, which means that this week, our teachers will be submitting Progress Reports. Please help us support our students by checking in with them, looking through their Google Classrooms, and checking their grades on Aeries Parent Portal. Make sure to download the 2021-22 Timeline for Progress and Grade Reports so that you can continue working with us to help our students stay on top of their work.
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Every year, our JROTC leads a ceremony of remembrance in honor of those who lost their lives in the tragedy of 9/11/01. We did so again this year and had a guest speaker, Alumni, Class of 1983, and Fullerton Fire Captain, Pete Gray. We celebrated 20 years this year and on behalf of FUHS, we will always remember. We will never forget. |
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Please click here for our Superintendent's Latest Memo to Staff, Students, and Parents regarding some COVID Updates. |
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COVID Entrance Procedures |
Safety Procedures attending school during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- All students and staff will complete a Qualtrics COVID Safety Survey each morning (the survey will be sent to Student's school email).
- Students will be directed to the central building breezeway as they enter campus where they will show their green checkmark from the completed survey permitting them to be on campus.
- Students will walk through the thermal-imaging temperature cameras in the breezeway as they show their green Qualtrics survey checkmarks.
- Face coverings (masks) are required inside and are optional while outside.
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If you have received a COVID 19 test, do not attend school until you receive the results of that test and then only if you are negative for COVID 19. Additionally, if you have been exposed to a person who has recently tested positive for COVID-19 please stay home and contact the school attendance office.
In accordance with the Center for Disease Control (CDC), CA Dept. of Public Health (CDPH), and Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA), we ask that you complete the Qualtrics survey each morning prior to arriving on campus. However, please do not attend school if you have experienced any COVID-related symptoms:
- Flu-like symptoms such as fever of 100.4 or greater
- Chills
- Cough
- Sore throat
- Runny or stuffy nose that is not associated with a pre-existing condition or other chronic health condition.
If you have received a COVID 19 test, do not attend school until you receive the results of that test and then only if you are negative for COVID 19.
Further, following the recommendations issued by the CDC, the CDPH has issued guidance in support of full in-person instruction and to as much instructional time as possible. A link to that guidance is included at the bottom of this communication.
Please note that masks will be required by all staff and students while indoors regardless of vaccinated status. As an extra precaution, FJUHSD is committed to continuing the enhanced cleaning procedures established to ensure that our schools are clean, sanitized, and safe. Further, temperatures will continue to be taken each morning.
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OCTA has started a program called Youth Ride Free where they are providing free bus passes for our students that are good until Feb. 28, 2022. If you are interested in this program, please come to the Attendance Window to pick up and sign a Parental Request Form and we will be able to provide your student one of these bus passes. If you have any questions you can contact Assistant Principal, Marcene Guerrero at mguerrero@fjuhsd.org or 714-626-3818. |
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The 2021/22 school year is off to a great start with students and staff members excited to see each other, reconnect with a more normal routine, and celebrate together at school activities.
That being said, we also understand there continues to be an increased need of mental health services due to continued concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, re-acclimating to the school environment, and other events happening throughout the country and world.
FJUHSD recognizes that these world dynamics may bring up uncomfortable emotions, questions, concerns, or directly impact their personal environments. If you or your student are experiencing difficulties affecting your wellness, please note that FJUHSD has partnered with Care Solace for this exact reason.
Care Solace is committed to helping our students, families, and staff connect with mental health services in the community. They are experts at navigating the mental health systems so that you can access support quicker and easier. Please consider contacting Care Solace if you or your loved ones are in need of support.
If your student’s school performance is being impacted by these world dynamics, we have a document on our district website that outlines How To Access School-Based Mental Health Services at your school site. Please review the information and consider if this may be of benefit for you.
Lastly, our district main webpage has a Mental Health tab for your reference. The tab has our Virtual Calming Room where anyone can have access to healthy coping skills, and mental health resources for both students and parents.
As we continue to work with our students and families transitioning back to campus, we wanted to remind you that FJUHSD is committed to supporting our students and staff holistically.
Thank you for taking the time to read this important message, and for ensuring every member of the FJUHSD community feels supported and cared for during these unprecedented times.
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This was a good week for Fullerton Athletics!
Fullerton Girls Volleyball Won 3-0 over Rancho Alamitos. The Ladies finished out the week with a 1-1 record, losing 1-3 to California and 3-0 win over Rancho Alamitos last night. Leading the team in kills were Kaylee Koerth, Havanna Pennington. Block party was led by Jimena Velazquez and Zoe Kamizolas. Directing the offense and leading the team in assists was Kryslin James. The ladies finished the preseason with an 11-5 record. Both Frosh/Soph and JV team went 2-0 for the week. Next stop will be league play, starting on Monday at Sonora, and home on Wednesday against La Habra. Come out and support the ladies.
Our Football team had a solid win on Friday night as we battled with Santa Fe High School. Our boys won 34-0. We had two touchdowns by Ryan Knight, and touchdowns by AJ Gutierrez, Ty Dillon, and DJ Cobbs! Great job boys! We will be at Brea High School this Friday. We're going into it stronger!
Our Girls Tennis team had matches against Western High School this week and beat them 17-1.
Boys Water Polo had some awesome matches as well. They participated in the Thrills in the Hills Tournament. They ended with a 3rd place position after beating Hoover High School with a 19-13 win.
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Remember to go to our website FullertonIndiansAthletics.com for statistics, stories, highlights, photos, and more. Also, make sure to follow our teams on social media. |
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Please email your counselor if you have any questions or concerns about your future schedule.
Mrs. Kim (L-Ram)
Also, make sure to follow our counselors on Instagram! @FUHS.Counselors
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Make sure to stay connected and involved, hear some great speakers, get updates from Principal Rubio and our ASB. Join the FUHS PTSA! Meetings are held monthly! For more information on our PTSA email FullertonPTSA@gmail.com
The next PTSA Meeting of the year is Monday, September 27, 2021 @ 6:30pm on Zoom! Please email our PTSA for more information.
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If you or your student would like to join PTSA, please be sure to go to the PTSA Store! |
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Si tiene preguntas o quiere involucrarse, por favor comuniquense con la Enlace Familiar la señora Oliva Cortes al 714-626-3812 and ocortes@fjuhsd.org
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Important Dates &
Upcoming Events
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September 15, 2021
Early Dismissal - 1:02pm
October 6, 2021
Early Dismissal - 1:02pm
October 20, 2021
Early Dismissal - 1:02pm
Click here for Future
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6:30am - 4:00pm
Please call 714-626-3803 for questions or more information on anything shared in this newsletter.
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Principal Laura Rubio | Fullerton Union High School
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STAY CONNECTED @Principal_Rubio |
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