Week of August 31st, 2026

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Hello, Fallbrook Students & Families,

It was wonderful to see so many of our families at this year's Back-to-School Night this past week! Thank you for taking time out of your schedule to visit our campus and get to know a bit more about our school community.

Unit 1 Assessments - This Week!

As we head into the month of September, please note that our first round of unit assessments will be administered in core content areas (math, science, English, social studies, and world language) at the end of this week. Please ask your students to share what they're learning, and what they'll be tested on as they prepare for this opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge!

Reminder: No School on Monday, September 7th

There is NO SCHOOL on Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day. School resumes on Tuesday, September 8th. Please note that Tuesday will be a Homeroom WPT day.

We'd Love Your Involvement!

Are you interested in getting more involved on campus? We have several upcoming opportunities:

• Our first ELAC (English Language Advisory Committee) General Meeting is this Wednesday, September 2nd, at 6pm in the College & Career Center. This meeting will be conducted in Spanish.
• Our first PTSA General Meeting will be held on Thursday, September 10th, at 6pm in the College & Career Center.
• We are seeking two parent members on our School Site Council. If you're interested in serving, please use the nomination form linked below this message to nominate yourself, or nominate someone you think would be interested in this role! Nominations will close on Friday, September 4th, and voting will take place the following week. Our first meeting will be Wednesday, September 23rd, from 3-4pm.

Upcoming Midterm Progress Report - September 18th

Also note that our midterm progress report grading period ends on Friday, September 18th. Official midterm progress report grades will be visible to families and students in the Student/Parent Portal on Wednesday, September 23rd. Please check the Parent/Student Portal regularly for updates, and note that a student's official grade is always the one posted in Aeries; grades posted in Google Classroom are not necessarily the same as a student's official grade as material from Google Classroom must be pulled into Aeries for a collective grade. If you are uncertain of your student's current progress, please reach out to their teachers directly for support.

If there is anything you need, please feel free to reach out by telephone at (760) 723-6300 x3102, x3110, or x3103, or by email through our website.

Let's make this a great week, Warriors!

Mrs. Jones

What is a School Site Council? School Site Councils oversee the Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) and the budgets required and articulated within the plan. The SPSA is a plan that establishes the goals for a school’s student achievement, describes the programs, and identifies the categorical funds used by the school to achieve these goals. School Site Council’s support increases student achievement by focusing their work on the development, monitoring, and evaluation of the SPSA and corresponding budgets.

What is the time commitment for a School Site Council Rep? You'll need to be able to attend a meeting once a month on a Wednesday at 3pm. Our first meeting will be Wednesday, September 23rd from 3pm-4pm.

If you are interested in serving on the Fallbrook High School School Site Council, please complete the form below to self-nominate. If you would like to nominate someone else, please submit their name.

Counselor Caseloads for 2026-27

A-C: Mr. Rodriguez (frodriguez@fuhsd.net)

D-Hen: Ms. Ramirez (eramirez@fuhsd.net)

Her-Me: Ms. Archuleta-Moya (carchuletamoya@fuhsd.net)

Mi-Roc: Ms. Vazquez (avazquez@fuhsd.net)

Rod-Z: Ms. Jimenez (cjimenez@fuhsd.net)

Licensed Drivers may complete a parking permit application to park vehicles on campus. Parking Permit Applications are available in the AP Office. Parking Permit enforcement will begin the week of August 24th.

Late to School...Where Do I Park?

• Seniors with a reserved spot: Come to the Guard Shack for entry to the senior lot (Note: Repeated unexcused late arrivals to campus may result in having your reserved parking space revoked!)
• All other student drivers: If no spaces are available in the District Overflow Parking Lot, come to the Guard Shack. A Campus Supervisor will be called to meet you at the Visitor Bleacher Gate (near the Ag Department) for parking access.

Off-Roll Students - Please Note Updates to Parking Locations

• No 1st: Senior Reserved Parking (if you have purchased a spot) OR Visitor Bleacher Parking (Gates will be opened for student arrival 10 minutes before end of Period 1 each morning)
• No 5th: Senior Reserved Parking (if you have purchased a spot) OR Winterhaven Parking Lot (Gates will be opened for students for 10 minutes after start of Period 5)
• No 4th & 5th: Senior Reserved Parking (if you have purchased a spot) OR Winterhaven Parking Lot (Students may leave at the START of lunch; students choosing to stay on campus for lunch will not be released until lunch ends)

NOTE: Parking Permits are required in ALL district lots, including the District Overflow Lot!

PLEASE HELP US BUILD POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS IN OUR COMMUNITY BY PARKING IN DESIGNATED AREAS ON CAMPUS

It has been brought to our attention by our neighbors to the north and south that students are parking in neighborhoods, frequently blocking driveways, hydrants, and roadways. Please help us to maintain positive relationships with our neighbors on all sides by utilizing the available parking on campus. If you arrive late to school and can't access one of the parking lots, drive through the front horseshoe loop and ask the front gate to radio for someone to open one of the available parking lots for you.

Students Demonstrate Warrior PRIDE:

• I am a PRODUCTIVE, healthy individual who understands how to develop myself as a whole person.
• I am capable of being a RESPONSIBLE leader.
• I am INNOVATIVE and can share my genius in different ways.
• I am a DETERMINED learner who can lead my own educational process.
• I am an EFFECTIVE communicator and collaborator who can lead change.

• We advocate for the mind, body, heart, and spirit of our individual students.
• We encourage and support opportunities for students to be leaders in our home, school, and community.
• We recognize, cultivate, and value our students' unique skills.
• We empower our students to own and lead their learning process.
• We actively seek out opportunities to communicate, collaborate, and build relationships in our educational circle.

• We support all students in developing as productive and healthy individuals.
• We believe that everyone can be a responsible leader on campus and in the community.
• We encourage all students to identify their potential to become innovative thinkers and problem solvers.
• We create an atmosphere where students are determined to succeed.
• We understand that effective communication and collaboration starts with us.

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Website: www.fallbrookhs.org
Location: 2400 South Stage Coach Lane, Fallbrook, CA, USA
Phone: (760) 723-6300
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FUHSOfficial

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/FUHSofficial/