Week of November 9th, 2026

Week of November 9th, 2026
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REMINDER: No School Wednesday, November 11th!
Message from Mrs. Jones
Hello, Fallbrook Students & Families,
November gives us a natural pause to notice what we are grateful for, and on our campus, we have a lot to notice!
We begin this Wednesday, November 11, with Veterans Day. In a community with deep military roots, with Camp Pendleton just next door, many of our students, families, and staff members have served or have loved ones who serve today. On this Veterans Day- and every day- we extend our deepest gratitude to every veteran and military family in our Warrior community. Your service is part of who Fallbrook is, and we do not take it for granted.
That spirit carries through the month and into Gratitude Week, November 16th-20th, leading up to Thanksgiving Break. Throughout the week, students and staff will have opportunities to recognize the people who support them, both on campus and beyond. A simple thank you goes a long way, and we hope it becomes a habit that lasts well past November!
Gratitude also shows up in action. On Tuesday, November 17, the College and Career Center will host a Community Service Fair during lunch. Students can meet organizations from across Fallbrook and the surrounding area and find service opportunities that match their interests.
This is also a good time to check in on community service hours! Every Fallbrook High School student needs 40 hours of community service to graduate. To stay on track, students should have:
- 10 hours by the start of sophomore year
- 20 hours by the start of junior year
- 30 hours by the start of senior year
- 40 hours by graduation
Seniors, please aim to complete all 40 hours before prom ticket sales begin in the spring to avoid any delays. If you are behind, the Community Service Fair is the place to start.
Celebrating Our Warriors
Congratulations to our latest Students of the Month: Delaney Cutler, Atticus Glain, and Molly Schmierer. We are also proud to recognize our Rotary Students of the Month, 9th graders Kimberly Zamudio Nava and Xavi Montillo. Thank you to each of these students for the example you set for your classmates.
Our fall athletes gave us plenty to cheer about this week. Congratulations to Girls Tennis, Boys Water Polo, Field Hockey, and Girls Volleyball for their playoff runs. Several of these teams advanced deep into the postseason, and all of them closed out their seasons with commendable success. Athletes and coaches, thank you for representing Fallbrook so well.
Warrior Football's season continues! The team advances to the next round of playoffs in a home rematch against Mt. Carmel on Friday, November 13, at 7:00 p.m. at FHS. Student tickets are $9 and must be purchased through GoFan. All are invited and encouraged to come out and fill the stands!
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.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support. We are grateful for each of you.
Mrs. Jones
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A Message from Our Cafeteria
After-School Supper Reminders
We’re happy to provide students with one free qualifying after-school supper each day through the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).
In order for us to continue offering after school meals, program requirements state that students must remain in the cafeteria while eating and select a meal that meets program requirements, including a serving of fruit or vegetables.
If a student chooses a meal that does not meet these requirements—including leaving out the required fruit or vegetable—or takes a second supper, a charge of $4.65 per meal will be applied to their student account. These meals do not qualify for USDA reimbursement, so the charge helps cover the cost of the meal.
Please remind your student to follow staff directions and allow time to enjoy supper in the cafeteria before leaving. Thank you for helping us keep this program available to our students!
Impact Aid Forms - Due November 13th!
As part of our annual data collection, we are asking for your participation in this year's Impact Aid survey. This survey plays a critical role in securing federal funding for our district.
What is Impact Aid? Impact Aid is a federal program that compensates school districts for lost tax revenue due to the presence of federally owned lands within their boundaries.
Why is it Important? Our school district receives approximately $1.8 million each year from this program. These funds are essential in providing the best educational experience for your children.
How to Participate:
Check your email for the digital survey link, it will be in your mailbox on 10/07/2026
Complete and submit by November 13th, 2026
Alternatively, paper copies can be picked up from the front office or sent home with your student.
Your timely participation is vital for the ongoing support of our educational programs. Let's continue to work together to make our school district great.
PTSA News
You're Invited to our next PTSA General Meeting!
Date: Thursday, November 12th
Time: 6pm
Location: College & Career Center!
Can't be there in person? Join us online via Zoom!
Meeting chat link
https://us05web.zoom.us/launch/jc/88103590265
Meeting ID: 881 0359 0265
Passcode: 3YtVsh
Counseling Corner
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)
Academic Planning Process and Timelines
Academic planning for 2027–28 began this fall. Planning is built around the a-g completion framework and students’ future goals, so students and families can see how today's course choices connect to graduation, college eligibility, and career pathways.
FAFSA & CADAA Financial Aid Applications are Officially Open!
A big congratulations to our seniors who have already started their FAFSA and California Dream Act Applications. The 2027–28 FAFSA is open now, and the U.S. Department of Education says most families can finish it in about 15 minutes. Parents can be invited to complete their section by text or email, so it no longer requires everyone at the same table. California students should complete one application, the FAFSA or the CADAA (not both), and submit it by March 2, 2027 to be considered for the highest scholarship offers. Applications submitted after that date miss out on some of the best state aid, so starting early is the smartest move a senior can make this fall. Our Counseling and College & Career Center staff are ready to help any student or family who wants support!
Class of 2027: Senior Information
Senior Purchases - Order Now!
Please take a moment to review our senior packages at Milestone Grad: https://milestonegrad.com/schools-root/fallbrook-high-school/
Have questions? Please stop by the AP Office or call us at (760) 723-6300!
Upcoming Events
Event Information
Event Information
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Resources
Warrior PRIDE Starts HERE - Our Core Values
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.
Staff Foster Warrior PRIDE:
- 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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