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(Henry J.) Kaiser High School
Victor Uribe, Principal
Beginning with the
2008-09 school year, all high schools in the Fontana Unified School District
will start school in August. A.B. Miller, Fontana, Kaiser, Summit,
Birch and Citrus High Schools will all start school on August 11, 2008, and
end on June 1, 2009. The District wants you to know about this change
now, so you can plan for summer vacations and activities in 2008.
By starting school on August 11, 2008:
Henry J. Kaiser High School is located on the North East corner of Almond and
Jurupa in Fontana. Kaiser is one of four comprehensive high school
in the Fontana Unified School District. At this time we have an enrollment
of approximately 2574 students. The
student population is a rich
mixture of 77.8% Hispanic, 9.8% White/Non-Hispanic, 8.5% of African American,
and 3.9% other ethnic backgrounds
"Together we will build a Kaiser High School community in which all students
have every opportunity to progress academically, physically, and ethically
in a caring, safe, and challenging environment."
Kaiser High School students will be. . . .
Henry J. Kaiser was one of the most prominent industrialists of his time. He founded more
than 100 companies, among them were Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation, Kaiser Steel, Kaiser Cement and Kaiser Permanente.
Henry J. Kaiser was born in Sprout Brook, N.Y. on May 9, 1882. He left school at age 13 to go to work. When the client of a company he was
working for in British Columbia went out of business, Kaiser got a loan and took over the client's company. This was the start of his industrial empire.
His company helped
build some of the largest dams in the West. During World War II he ran seven shipyards that made 1,490 ships. After the war, he expanded into aluminum
and car
manufacturing. He ended his auto business in 1953. The health-care plan instituted by Kaiser for his shipyard employees in 1942 was the first health
maintenance
organization (HMO) in the country and was later used as a model for federal programs. Kaiser died in Honolulu, Hawaii, on August 24, 1967.
Our 2006-07 School Accountability Report Card is available
online.
(Oprima aquí para español).
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