Fisler Navigator News

Principal Message
Dear Fisler Families,
What an amazing evening we had at the Fisler Gala! It was so much fun seeing our families, community members, staff, and School Board Vice President James Cho come together to support our students!
I am so proud to be the principal of a school community that holds high expectations for our students, not only academically, but socially and emotionally as well. Together, we believe in every child and are committed to helping them become the very best version of themselves. The Gala was a wonderful example of that commitment in action! Our community came together to raise funds to provide experiences and opportunities that go above and beyond for our students.
A HUGE thank you to our amazing PTSA President, Helen Won, and her entire Gala Committee! What an incredible evening you created for our Fisler community! I am continually blown away by the time, energy, creativity, and love our parents pour into making Fisler such a special place. Your efforts not only raise funds to provide wonderful opportunities and experiences for our students, but also bring our community together in such meaningful ways. To everyone who attended, donated, volunteered, or generously shared their time, talents, and resources, THANK YOU! It truly takes a village, and what an incredible village we have here at Fisler! We are so lucky to have you!
This past week, we also participated in the Great California ShakeOut, and our students did an incredible job! We practiced real-life emergency scenarios to help ensure our students and staff are prepared in the event of an earthquake or other emergency. I was so proud of how seriously our students took the drill and how well they followed our safety procedures. A special thank you to the parents who joined us and participated in our emergency scenarios! Your involvement helps us strengthen our safety practices and better prepare as a school community. I also encourage every family to take a few moments to create or review your own family emergency preparedness plan. Please see the announcement below for more information.
We have so many exciting things happening at Fisler! Be sure to read the announcements below about National Bullying Prevention Week, Filipino American Heritage Month, Red Ribbon Week, our Pumpkin Fun Run, and so much more!
Thank you for all you do to make Fisler such a wonderful place for our students. I am truly grateful to be part of this incredible school community, where we work together to help every child learn, grow, and thrive!
Warmly,
Caroline Llewellyn
Principal, Robert C. Fisler School
Assistant Principal - Mrs. Beecher's Blast
Dear Fisler Families,
I hope you had a nice weekend. Please check out the messages below.
Best Regards,
Mrs. Beecher
Be Prepared: Complete Your Family Emergency Preparedness Plan
Last Thursday, we completed a success Great Shake Out Drill. The safety and well-being of every child is our top priority. Just as we practice fire and earthquake drills at school, we encourage every family to have a plan at home in case of an emergency. A Family Emergency Preparedness Plan helps make sure your children are cared for by an adult you trust if you are ever unexpectedly unable to pick them up or care for them. That could happen because of an illness, El Niño flooding, an accident, or any other emergency.
Three simple steps:
Choose a trusted adult who can care for your children if you can't.
Download and fill out the free plan in English, Spanish or Korean from the district website: fullertonsd.org – Family Emergency Planning
Update your child's emergency contacts with our school office so the adult you chose is on file.
Need help completing your plan? Contact our School Support Advocate (SSA), Mrs. Arellano, at marianna_arellano@myfsd.org. We are happy to sit down with you and go through it together. Every family in our school community is welcome, and we are here to support you.
Champions for Children Block Party
Exciting news! Mark your calendars for the Champions for Children Block Party on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at Pacific Drive Elementary School. This family-friendly event will provide valuable information and interactive activities for parents and students. Additionally, we will host a community resources fair and opportunities for families to celebrate their cultures through cultural performances, displays, and interactive experiences. Plus, it’s a SSOAR Saturday School, giving students a chance to make up for an absence! Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks!
Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026
Time: 4:30–5:30 p.m.
Location: Virtual Webinar
National Bullying Prevention Month,
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, promote kindness, and build safe, supportive environments where every student feels they belong.
At Robert C. Fisler School, we work year-round to prevent bullying by reinforcing our KSRR expectations: Kind, Safe, Respectful, and Responsible. Through classroom discussions, assemblies, positive reinforcement, and schoolwide expectations, we encourage students to treat others with kindness, include others, and take responsibility for creating a welcoming school community. This month, students will learn about bullying, what it is and what it is not, and how to prevent and report bullying. Students will also take a pledge to stand against bullying and help keep Fisler safe and respectful for everyone.
Students can also use our See Something, Say Something reporting website to report concerns and help keep our school safe.
Parents, take action to help keep Fisler bully-free! Please take a few minutes to view the bullying prevention presentation to learn how to recognize and prevent bullying, and sign the parent pledge to help keep Fisler a safe and welcoming place for all students. Your support and partnership are essential in creating a school community where every Navigator feels safe, supported, and valued!
View What Is Bullying presentation
Take the Parent Pledge
Celebrating Filipino American Heritage Month!
October is Filipino American Heritage Month—a time to celebrate and honor the rich history, culture, traditions, and contributions of Filipino Americans.
At Fisler, we are proud to celebrate the many Filipino American students, families, staff, and community members who help make our school community so special. This month is an opportunity to learn about Filipino history and culture, celebrate the many contributions of Filipino Americans, and appreciate the traditions and experiences that connect and enrich our community.
We celebrate the culture, honor the history, and recognize the contributions of Filipino Americans—this month and throughout the year!
This month, we invite our Fisler families to celebrate together through stories! Take some time to read or listen to a Filipino or Filipino American story with your child and talk about the traditions, family connections, and experiences you see in the story
Read Together as a Family
Share these delightful stories with your child to learn about the wonderful Filipino heritage and traditions.
Cora Cooks Pancit — Follow Cora as she learns to prepare pancit with her mother while celebrating her Filipino heritage.
Lolo's Sari-Sari Store — A story celebrating family, Filipino culture, and the special connection between generations.
Dancing the Tinikling — A joyful story about a child learning the traditional Filipino dance and connecting with her Filipino and American heritage.
OC United Pumpkin Run/Ride 5K & Fall Festival
Join OC United on Saturday, October 24th for the Annual 5K Pumpkin Run/Ride—plus, new this year, a Fall Festival!
Come dressed in your favorite costume and join the fun! Participants can enter the costume contest for a chance to win prizes, and after the race, enjoy Trunk-or-Treat and a Community Fair with family-friendly fun for everyone.
📍 Location: Juanita Cooke Greenbelt in Fullerton, behind the North Justice Center near the courthouse
📍 Meet at: 1275 N. Berkeley Avenue parking lot
Fullerton students and families receive a special discount!
Grab your family, put on your favorite costume, and come enjoy a fun-filled day with our community! Breakfast and refreshments provided.
To register, go to: https://www.bikesignup.com/Race/Register?raceId=121075&privateEventCode=FSD2026. With your registration, you will get a t-shirt, medal, and race number bib. Check in starts at 8:30AM and the race starts at 9:30AM. Sign up and support our schools and community! Hope to see you all out there! (**Registration is only online and will not be available the day of the race in person)
Holiday Class Parties
As we enter the holiday season, many classes will hold parties to celebrate fall and winter. Just a few reminders about food items:
All food must be store-bought
Nothing can be homemade or made at school
If you have an item to drop off for the party, please drop it off in the office and write which room it needs to be delivered to.
If providing goodie bags, please no candy or sugary items.
Contact your Room Parent or teacher if bringing in an item for the party.
Fall ELD Reclassification
Our Fall ELD (English Language Development) Reclassification Cycle is underway! Students who earn an Overall Level 4 on the ELPAC are eligible for reclassification from English Learner status.
If your child earned an Overall Level 4 on the ELPAC, you will receive an email notifying you of their reclassification. This is an important milestone that recognizes your child’s English language proficiency and growth. We are excited to celebrate this achievement with your family and congratulate your child on their success!
Middle College registration for Spring 2027 is now open to all FSD 7th and 8th grade students!
Middle College registration for Spring 2027 is now open to all FSD 7th and 8th grade students! This semester, students can choose from five FREE college courses - including two new offerings - and all courses will be 100% online. Middle College is a great way for students to save time and money by earning college credit while still in junior high. Please visit fullertonsd.org/middlecollege for course details and step-by-step registration information. Seats are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis, so register early!
PTSA
Hello Fisler Families,
Hello Fisler Families!
We hope everyone enjoyed another warm weekend! This past Friday, we hosted our very first PTSA Gala, and we hope everyone who joined us had a wonderful time! We can’t wait to share all the exciting details and highlights from the event with you. If you weren’t able to join us this year, don’t worry—we hope you’ll be able to celebrate with us next year!
We still have plenty of fun events ahead, so there’s lots to look forward to! Thank you for being part of our Fisler community.
❤️ Red Ribbon Week Is Coming!
Fisler will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week from October 26–30!
Our Red Ribbon Week Chair has been working hard to plan a fun-filled week for our students focused on making healthy choices, positive decisions, and being the best version of themselves. We’re excited to have our students participate in activities throughout the week that will help reinforce the importance of making good choices and taking care of themselves and one another. Parents, we’d love for you to join us in encouraging these important conversations at home. Together, we can help our children build healthy habits and make positive choices that will last well beyond Red Ribbon Week!
Family BINGO Night
Get ready for a fun-filled evening with family, friends, and our Fisler community! 🎉 The Fisler PTSA is excited to host Family BINGO Night on Friday, November 13, at 7:00 PM!
Join us for a night of Bingo, laughter, and lots of fun for the whole family!
🎟️ Admission is just $10 per person and includes:
1 Bingo card
1 Bingo marker
1 drink
Additional Bingo cards and snacks will also be available for purchase, so you can keep the fun going! This is a family-friendly event, and we encourage all our Fisler families to join us for a wonderful evening together. Feel free to spread the word and invite your friends and fellow classroom families, too!
Pathways of Hope Is Just Around the Corner!
The holiday season is a time for giving, and we are excited to share that our Pathways of Hope donation drive is coming soon! We will begin collecting donations from November 16 through December 8 to help support families in need and bring a little extra joy to the holiday season.
We welcome donations of the following items:
🎁 New, Unwrapped Toys valued between $10-20
🥫 Non-Perishable Food Items
📚 New or Gently Used Books and Stuffed Animals
💝 Financial Donations — Please make checks payable to Pathways of Hope and write Fisler PTSA in the memo line.
Every donation, big or small, makes a difference and helps us spread kindness and hope to families in our community. We invite our Fisler faculty and families to join us in making this donation drive a success. Thank you for your generosity and for helping us make the holiday season a little brighter for those who need it most!
We Finally Have a Date for Our Fall Book Fair! 📚
We’re excited to announce that our Fall Book Fair will take place December 7–11! The Book Fair is also a wonderful opportunity for families to shop for holiday gifts while encouraging a love of reading. Books make the perfect gift! We can’t wait to share more details about this year’s exciting theme, so stay tuned!
Celebrate Your Child’s Birthday on the Fisler Marquee!
Want to make your child’s birthday extra special? Celebrate them with a personalized birthday message and photos on our Fisler digital marquee!
Sign up here: Birthday Marquee Sign-Up
Interested in becoming a PTSA member? We’d love to have you join us! Your membership helps support our students, teachers, and school community.
👉 Click here to join PTSA:
Join Fisler PTSA
That’s all for now, Fisler families! ❤️ Once again, thank you for your continued love, support, and generous donations. We are so grateful to have such an amazing community behind us! Your kindness and involvement make all the difference, and we couldn’t do it without you. We look forward to sharing more exciting events and updates with you soon!
Warmly,
Helen Won
PTSA President
F²AST
Fisler Families -
Please find the following messing messages about Tritone, and Minecraft from FAST. Also, thank you to PTSA for putting on their first Gala. Fundraising and building community support is hard work. As always - have a good idea or request? Email us: fislerfoundation@gmail.com
Have a great week, Glen Gigstead - F2AST President
Tritone’s Music Lessons
Ukulele and Guitar Lessons -
There has been a delay with the start of the first class. Parents - please look for emails from Tritone Academy for scheduling updates.
Minecraft After School Class
Thank you to all the students and parents that signed up for the fall Minecraft classes. Both the Tuesday and Thursday classes filled very quickly and now have a waitlist. If you made it through the online sign up and the PayPal transaction completed, then you are registered for the class. Emails will go out early next week with confirmations.
The first class is Tuesday October 27, and Thursday October 29.
FISLER ENDOWMENT
Counseling Corner
Dear Fisler Families,
I am excited to welcome a new co-worker to Fisler, Grace Hernandez, who will be joining us as a Mental Health Associate (MHA). Grace will provide support to IEP students and students in the general education.
I am grateful to have an additional person dedicated to supporting the social-emotional and mental health needs of our students. Her support will be a valuable resource for both our students, staff and families as we continue working together to foster a positive, supportive, and inclusive school environment.
With that being said, October is a wonderful opportunity to talk with our children about what it means to be a good friend. Children are still learning how to navigate friendships, handle disagreements, respect personal boundaries, and express their feelings in healthy ways. Families play an important role in helping children develop these skills!
3 Important Friendship Skills to Practice
1. Building Healthy Friendships
A good friend is kind, respectful, inclusive, and trustworthy. Remind children that they do not have to be best friends with everyone, but they should treat everyone with kindness and respect. Encourage them to invite others to play, notice when someone feels left out, and understand that friendships can change over time.
2. Understanding and Respecting Boundaries
Everyone has personal boundaries. Teach children to respect others' personal space, listen when someone says “stop” or “no,” and understand that everyone has different comfort levels. Healthy friendships allow people to express their feelings and make their own choices without pressure.
3. Using Words Instead of Hurtful Actions
When children feel frustrated, angry, or left out, they may struggle to express themselves appropriately. Practice helping your child use calm, respectful words instead of name-calling, teasing, or hurtful language.
Children can practice saying:
“I don't like that. Please stop.”
“Can I have a turn when you're finished?”
“I feel left out. Can I play, too?”
“I need help. Can you please help me?”
Remind your child that asking a trusted adult for help is a sign of strength, not tattling, especially when someone is repeatedly hurting, threatening, or excluding them.
If you or your child could benefit from additional support, please don’t hesitate to reach out or visit our district Health and Wellness Site
Warm Regards,
Mrs. Conley
Mrs. Hernandez
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Other News
No Parking - Street Sweeping
Please view the map to see the location of where the city’s street sweeping will take place. From 11am-4pm on Thursdays, please do not park on these streets or you will be cited and receive a parking ticket.
Affected Streets (Near Fisler) Map
Fullerton City Street Sweeping Map Schedule
PBIS & KSRR Expectations at Fisler
PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention Supports) Matrix (PBIS(긍정적 행동 개입 지원) 매트릭스) and focuses on our four core values: Kind, Safe, Respectful, and Responsible (KSRR).
Important Information/Reminders:
- Fullerton Police Department non-emergency line is 714-738-6800. This is their non-emergency line for any illegal activity on campus during non-school hours
- To help minimize damage to our laptops and BYOD devices, please watch this Laptop Care video on proper laptop care.
- Fisler Mission and Vision
- Bell Schedule
- Fisler School Website
- TEAMFisler Website
Robert C. Fisler
Fisler Feedback Form: Please feel free to provide feedback anytime throughout the year. Fisler Feedback Survey
Website: fisler.fullertonsd.org
Location: 1350 Starbuck Street, Fullerton, CA, USA
Phone: 714-447-2890
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