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Celebrating the Middle School Promoting Classes of 2026

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The energy across our district was absolutely undeniable the last week of school, as we officially celebrated the promotion of our 8th-grade classes. Milestone ceremonies marked the transition for students across all three of our middle schools: the soaring Talbert T-Birds, the resilient Fulton Falcons, and the majestic Masuda Monarchs.

Each ceremony captured the distinct spirit of its campus. At Talbert, the T-Bird pride was on full display as students were commended for their dedication and leadership. Over at Fulton, the Falcons took center stage, celebrating years of academic curiosity and close-knit friendships. Meanwhile, the Masuda Monarchs closed their middle school chapter with true royal excellence, reflecting on how much they’ve grown as community thinkers and peer mentors.

From Recess to Graduation: Class of 2026 Seniors Take Emotional Walk Down Memory Lane

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There was no shortage of smiles, high-fives, and even a few tears as graduating high school seniors from the Class of 2026 returned to where their academic journeys began. All seven of our district’s elementary schools opened their doors to welcome back their former students for a special "full circle" reunion.

Dressed proudly in their high school graduation caps and gowns, the seniors toured their old campuses, reconnected with the teachers and staff who supported them in their early years, and snapped memories together. Many seniors couldn't resist hitting the blacktop one last time, squeezing onto the playground equipment for nostalgic photos that perfectly contrasted how much they've grown since their elementary days.

Highlights from June 11th’s Board Meeting

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June 11th's Board of Trustees meeting was a celebration of the incredible people who make our district shine! The evening was dedicated to honoring outstanding individuals and vital community partners whose dedication, leadership, and volunteerism enrich the lives of our students every day.

The Board was absolutely thrilled to officially honor our District Teacher of the Year, Amanda Kitahara from Newland Elementary, alongside our Classified School Employee of the Year, Cheryl Hall, who serves as School Office Manager at Tamura Elementary. Both Amanda and Cheryl embody the very best of educational excellence, going above and beyond to create nurturing, efficient, and inspiring environments on their respective campuses.

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Celebrating 150 Years

In the 1960s and 1970s, California cities grew at a rapid pace, and so did the Fountain Valley School District. Did you know that at its peak, FVSD served nearly 12,000 students and had nineteen K-8 schools?

1960s
Robert Wardlow School
Hisamatsu Tamura School
William T. Newland School
Andres Arevelos School
James Harper School
William Lamb School
Arthur Niebles School
John Bushard School
John McDowell School
Harry C. Fulton School
1970s
James H. Cox School
Robert Gisler School
Isojiro Oka School
Samuel E. Talbert School
Urbain Plavan School
Roch Courreges School
Kazuo Masuda School

In the decades that followed, changing demographics and declining birth rates led to lower student enrollment. Today, many California school districts continue facing similar challenges.

We will see what the future holds for California and FVSD.
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