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2021-2022 FUSD School Year Update
The first day of school is Friday, August 6, 2021. Students will return to a five-day-a-week in-person instructional model. A full-day kindergarten model will be offered at all district schools.
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Fontana School Police Officer Honored with Innovation in the Classroom Award for Safe Driving Education
Fontana School Police Department Officer Glen A. Johnsen has been honored with the 2021 Innovation in the Classroom Award, receiving national recognition for his creative approach to teaching students about safe driving.
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Fontana Adult School Graduates Share Success Stories during Emotional Commencement Ceremony
Alexis Amigon spent two anxious weeks in the hospital fighting COVID-19. Ana Garcia lost her job during the pandemic, after working for 20 years as a waitress. Seryna Thai had just graduated from USC film school when she became afflicted with fibromyalgia. All three women were determined to change the trajectory of their lives by enrolling at Fontana Adult School (FAS).
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Class of 2021 Graduates from Fontana Unified’s A.B. Miller High Recognized for Athletic, Academic Achievements
The Citrus Belt Area Athletic Directors Association (CBAADA) recognized A.B. Miller High School Class of 2021 graduates Jhovanny Hernandez and Abigail Macedo as CBAADA 2021 Athletes of the Year for excellence in sports and in the classroom.
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Fontana Unified Renames Baseball Field to Honor Retired High School Teacher, Coach
A.B. Miller High School’s varsity baseball field will be renamed the Frank Martinez Field to honor the retired physical education teacher who served as A.B. Miller’s first baseball coach, leading the team to 11 league championships and guiding a generation of students to athletic and academic success. The renaming was approved by the Fontana Unified Board of Education during its June 2 meeting.
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Fontana Unified Celebrates Class of 2021 with Lively Stadium Ceremonies
Fontana Unified’s Class of 2021 graduates turned their tassels as families cheered and colorful streamers cascaded through the air, marking their milestone achievement during dynamic commencement ceremonies at San Manuel Stadium, held June 8 to 10.
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Class of 2021 Graduates from Fontana Unified’s Kaiser High School Receive AVID Scholarships
Two Henry J. Kaiser High School Class of 2021 graduates, who were enrolled in the school’s college-prep elective Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), have received $1,500 scholarships to ease their transition into higher education, thanks to the Riverside Inyo Mono San Bernardino (RIMS) AVID Scholarship Program.
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Fontana Unified IB Diploma Candidate Receives $10,000 James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship
When Jurupa Hills High School senior Jennifer Ibarra was young, she used to play teacher with her mom and stuffed animals, dreaming of someday having her own classroom. Ibarra’s love for teaching continued to develop as she grew into an academic leader at school and a Class of 2021 International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma candidate.
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Fontana Unified Senior Named 2021 Dell Scholar, Receives $20,000 Scholarship for College
A.B. Miller High School senior Luzmila Munoz has been named a 2021 Dell Scholar by the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation, an honor that comes with a $20,000 scholarship to support her dream of higher education.
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Fontana Unified Cybersecurity Pathway Commended by State Leaders during Inland Empire Apprenticeship Symposium Rollout
Fontana Unified School District was recognized as a state leader in the field of cybersecurity education during the inaugural Inland Empire (IE) Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Symposium, held virtually on May 24.
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Recognitions at the June 16, 2021 Board Meeting
On Wednesday, June 16,FUSD Student Board Member Fatima Kamara was recognized by the FUSD Board of Education, Superintendent of Schools Randal S. Bassett, and the Fontana Public Schools Education Foundation for her service during the 2020-2021 school year. Fatima received a $1000 scholarship from the foundation. This meeting was Fatima’s final meeting serving as the FUSD Student Board Member. She will continue her studies at Yale University in the fall. “Fontana Unified School District would like to thank Fatima for her service on the board and wish her lots of luck next year at Yale.” said Superintendent Randal S. Bassett.
