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Fontana Unified Middle School Teacher Recognized as a C-STEM 2019 Teacher of the Year
Southridge Tech Middle School science teacher Pamela Matea has earned recognition as a UC Davis C-STEM Teacher of the Year for smoothly integrating computer coding into science, technology, engineering and mathematics (C-STEM) subjects.
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Fontana Unified Robotics Team Named Grand Marshals for Fontana Christmas Parade
Randall Pepper Elementary School’s international robotics success will be celebrated community wide on Dec. 14, when robotics students, coaches and administrators serve as the grand marshals in the 2019 Fontana Christmas Parade.
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Fontana Unified High School Students Seek to Take a Stand Against Hunger
Henry J. Kaiser High School sophomore Samantha Martinez sees the effects of hunger in her community every day, even among her classmates. Martinez would love to establish a food pantry on campus, as well as make more community services available during summer and the holidays, when the problem is exacerbated.
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Jurupa Hills High School Feted for State’s 6th-highest Financial Aid Application Completion Rate
Last week, more than 600 educators, city and state officials, and legislators across the nation attended California’s 1st annual College Affordability Summit.
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Fontana Unified Named PBIS District of the Year
Fontana Unified on Nov. 14 was named the 2019 Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports (PBIS) District of the Year for the West End and East Valley regions of San Bernardino County.
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Fontana High School College Application Day Prepares Students for the Future
Cheered on by families, teachers and staff, Fontana High School seniors culminated months of hard work and took their next step toward higher education during College Application Day on Nov. 6.
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Fontana Unified Seeks to Establish International Baccalaureate Continuum
Fontana Unified will expand its efforts to provide a highly engaging, globally focused education to students in kindergarten through 12th grade by seeking to establish a K-12 International Baccalaureate (IB) Continuum.
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Thousands of Inland Empire Students Explore Academic Options during Inaugural Regional College Fair
Thousands of Inland Empire students and their parents spoke with college recruiters, filled out college applications and explored career options during the inaugural Inland Empire Regional College Fair, held Sept. 25 at the Ontario Convention Center.
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17 Fontana Unified Schools Recognized by California PBIS Coalition for Positive Campus Culture
Seventeen Fontana Unified schools have been recognized by the California Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Coalition for their efforts to create a positive campus culture and increase student engagement, netting platinum, gold, silver and bronze awards.
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Fontana Students Make Triumphant Return from International Robotics Competition
Wayne Ruble Middle and Randall Pepper Elementary robotics students made a triumphant and award-winning return from the World Robot Olympiad (WRO) Friendship Invitational, after dazzling the global community with their expertise, teamwork and sportsmanship.
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Fontana Unified School Police Officers Recognized for Dedication to Students
Fontana School Police officers Amanda Liabeuf and Nicole Hauptmann will receive an Award of Distinction from the California Peace Officers’ Association Statewide Awards Committee for their exceptional leadership of the Junior Fontana Leadership Intervention Program (Jr. FLIP).
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Sky is the Limit for Fontana Unified Student Drone Pilots after FAA Certification
Eleven Henry J. Kaiser High School students who spent the school year learning the intricacies of operating unmanned aerial vehicles – commonly known as drones – have received certification from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to become drone pilots.
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Fontana Unified Renames Elementary School, Middle School to Celebrate STEM, Tech Programs
Fontana Unified School District on April 17 renamed Dorothy Grant Elementary School and Southridge Middle School to reflect the schools’ efforts to prepare students for the academic and professional challenges of the future. Continue Reading
