Fisler Navigator News

Hello Fisler Families!

What a wonderful week to celebrate our Fisler Navigators! A huge congratulations to our amazing students who participated in Speech and Debate this past Saturday! We are so proud of the hard work, courage, and confidence they demonstrated. Thank you to everyone who helped support our students!

As a friendly reminder, there will be no school on Wednesday, November 11, in honor of Veterans Day. We are incredibly grateful to the brave men and women who have served our country, and we hope you will join us in honoring their service and sacrifice.

Don't forget to bring your pop tabs on Thursday, November 12, for our very first weigh-in! We are excited to see how much our Fisler Navigators have collected. Every little tab adds up, and we love seeing our students come together to make a difference!

We also have a wonderful Friday evening ahead! Please join us for our Fisler's PTSA Reflections Celebration at 6:00 PM, where we will recognize the creativity and talents of our student artists. Then, stick around for BINGO at 7:00 PM! What a fun way to celebrate our students, connect with friends, and enjoy time together as a school community! Please see the PTSA section below for additional details.

Thank you, Fisler families, for your continued kindness, enthusiasm, and support. There are so many wonderful things happening at Fisler, and I am truly grateful to be part of this amazing community!

Warmly,
Caroline Llewellyn

Dear Fisler Families,

Hope your weekend was a restful one! Please see the messages below.

There will be no school on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day.

Veterans Day is a time to honor the brave men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. November 11 marks the end of World War I in 1918. Originally called Armistice Day, it was renamed Veterans Day in 1954 to recognize all who have served our country. This day is an opportunity to show our gratitude for their courage, dedication, and sacrifices.

Families can help children understand the importance of Veterans Day through simple activities and conversations:

• Say Thank You: Encourage children to thank a veteran or military family member for their service.

• Create a Card: Make a homemade thank-you card or write a letter to a local veteran.

• Learn Together: Talk about what it means to serve our country and why we honor veterans.

• Read Together: Choose a children's book about Veterans Day, courage, or military service.

• Recognize a Veteran: Take time to acknowledge veterans in your family or community.

At Fisler, we encourage our students to practice gratitude, respect, and kindness. Veterans Day is a wonderful opportunity to remind our children to appreciate those who have served and protected our country.

To all our vet

November 8th is Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is one of the most celebrated holidays in India and many parts of the world. It represents the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Families celebrate by lighting lamps, decorating their homes, sharing sweets, and enjoying time together. It’s a time to reflect on kindness, gratitude, and new beginnings.

Diwali YouTube Video

November is a time to celebrate, learn about, and honor the diverse cultures and communities that help make our country and state so special. This month, we recognize National Native American Heritage Month and Sikh American Heritage Month. Both observances provide an opportunity for families to explore important histories, celebrate cultural traditions, and recognize the lasting contributions of these communities.

Native American Heritage Month

Native American Heritage Month honors the history, cultures, traditions, languages, and contributions of Native American and Alaska Native peoples. Native communities have lived on and cared for the lands that are now the United States for thousands of years. Their contributions to our country's history, agriculture, science, art, government, and culture continue to influence our world today.

How Families Can Celebrate:

• Learn about the history and traditions of the Indigenous peoples whose ancestral lands include Southern California.

• Explore Native American art, music, storytelling, and cultural traditions.

Sikh American Heritage Month

November also recognizes the rich history, faith, and contributions of Sikh Americans. Sikhism originated more than 500 years ago in the Punjab region of South Asia, where Guru Nanak founded a faith centered on equality, kindness, honest living, and service to others. One important Sikh tradition is Seva, which means selfless service to others.

How Families Can Celebrate:

• Talk with your children about acceptance, inclusion, and respecting religious and cultural differences.

• Practice Seva by volunteering, helping a neighbor, or finding ways to give back to your community.

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 school-wide 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

How Can Families Practice Responsibility at Home?

Here are some simple ways to help your child develop responsibility every day:

• Take Care of Belongings: Put away toys, organize backpacks, keep track of school supplies, and take care of personal items.

• Complete Daily Tasks: Make the bed, feed a pet, set the table, or help with household chores without constant reminders.

• Be Prepared: Pack backpacks, charge school devices, choose clothes, and get ready for the next school day.

• Follow Through: Finish homework, complete assigned chores, and keep promises.

• Own Your Actions: Admit mistakes, apologize when needed, and think about how to make better choices next time.

• Be Dependable: Show up on time, follow family rules, and help others when they need it.

Fun Family Activities to Build Responsibility

Try one of these activities together this month!

1. The Responsibility Challenge: Give each family member a daily responsibility for one week. At the end of the week, talk about how everyone contributed to the household.

2. Be the Planner: Let your child plan one family activity, including making a list of what is needed, organizing supplies, and helping everyone stay on schedule.

3. Random Acts of Responsibility: Challenge your family to find one helpful thing to do each day without being asked.

Together, we can help our Navigators make responsible choices and build a stronger Fisler community!

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!

Happy November, Fisler Families! 🍁

We hope everyone had a wonderful October filled with fun and special memories! With the cooler weather finally arriving, it's really starting to feel like the holiday season is upon us! There is so much to look forward to as we wrap up another amazing year! From exciting grade-level performances and our festive Winter Book Fair to fun-filled classroom parties and celebrations, we can't wait to enjoy all these special moments with our Fisler community!

Reflections Art Awards Ceremony – Friday, November 13 at 6 PM! 🎨

Join us next Friday, November 13, at 6 PM, right before Bingo Night, as we celebrate the creativity and incredible talents of our Fisler student artists! We can't wait to recognize our wonderful participants, present awards, and enjoy some special performances showcasing even more amazing talent from our Fisler community!
Didn't get a chance to participate in Reflections this year? We encourage you to come anyway! This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the Reflections program, see the incredible creativity of our students, and get inspired to participate next year! Let's come together to cheer on our young artists, celebrate their hard work, and make it a memorable evening for our Fisler community! 💙🎨

Bingo Night Is NEXT WEEK! 🎉

We can’t wait to see everyone next Friday, November 13, for Bingo Night! Get ready for a fun-filled evening of exciting bingo games, amazing prizes, and quality time with our wonderful Fisler community

A little reminder that we’ll have snacks available for purchase, along with extra Bingo Cards for anyone who wants to play more. We’ll be accepting Cash, Credit Card, and Apple Pay. We look forward to seeing everyone and having a fun night together!

Pathways of Hope Holiday Donation Drive 🎁
November 16 – December 8
Help us spread kindness and holiday cheer by supporting families in need! Every donation makes a difference. Thank you, Fisler families, for your generosity and support! ❤️

Calling All Book Lovers!
Our holiday-themed Book Fair is coming December 7–11! Get ready for festive fun, wonderful books, and a little holiday shopping! We can't wait to share the magic of reading with our Fisler families! ❤️

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

That’s all for now, Fisler Families! With Thanksgiving Break and Winter Break just around the corner, the rest of the year is going to fly by! But don’t worry, we’ll make sure you stay in the loop, don’t miss a thing, and have plenty of fun along the way! Thank you for being part of our amazing Fisler community!

Warmly,
Helen Won
PTSA President

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Dear Fisler Families and Community,

November is Family Engagement Month. I want to take a moment to recognize and celebrate the important role you play in your child's life. As parents and caregivers, you are your child's first teachers, biggest supporters, and most important role models. The connection between home and school makes a tremendous difference in a child's academic, social, and emotional growth.

As we head into the holiday season, November is a wonderful opportunity to slow down, practice gratitude, strengthen family connections and remind our children of the importance of kindness.

• November 1-2: Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)

• November 11: Veterans Day- No School

• November 13: World Kindness Day

• Late November: Thanksgiving Break- Nov 23-27

Growing Gratitude & Kindness

One of the most meaningful things we can teach our children is to recognize the good around them and understand how their words and actions affect others.

Here are a few simple ways to encourage these habits at home:

1. Start a Family Gratitude Tradition

At dinner or bedtime, have each family member share one thing they are thankful for that day. It can be something big or something as simple as a friend who made them laugh. Practicing gratitude helps children develop a more positive outlook and appreciate the people around them.

2. Make Kindness a Daily Habit

With World Kindness Day on November 13, let's encourage our children to spread kindness! Challenge your child to do one thoughtful thing each day, whether it's helping a sibling, including someone who may be feeling left out, giving a compliment, or simply saying thank you. Remember, small acts of kindness can make a big difference. We will have our HUGE banner out front to take pictures with.

3. Make Time to Connect

Children need opportunities to talk, share, and feel heard. Take a few minutes each day to put away distractions and check in with your child. Ask about their friendships, something that made them happy, or something that may have been challenging. Sometimes, simply listening is the best support we can offer.

A Little Reminder: Healthy Habits Matter!

As the holiday season approaches, schedules can become busy and routines may change. Maintaining consistent bedtimes, encouraging physical activity, enjoying family meals, and allowing time for rest can help children feel supported, regulated, and ready to learn.

A Final Thought...

As your school counselor, one of my biggest goals is to help every student feel safe, supported, connected, and valued at school. I encourage you to continue having conversations with your children about friendships, emotions, kindness, and their overall well-being.

Please remember that you are never alone in supporting your child's social-emotional growth. If you have concerns about your child's friendships, emotional well-being, or academic stress, I am always happy to connect and help.

Thank you for being such an important part of our Fisler community. Wishing all of our families a November filled with gratitude, meaningful connections, and special moments together!

Warm Regards,

Mrs. Conley

carolyn_conley@myfsd.org

Mrs. Hernandez

grace_cantino_hernandez@myfsd.org

• November 2nd (Monday) - Staff Development Day (No School)

• November 6th (Friday) - Fall Makeup Picture Day

• November 8th (Sunday) - Diwali (Cultural/Religious Heritage Celebration)

• November 10th (Tuesday) - Safety Drill - Lockdown/Fire; 9:15AM

• November 11th (Wednesday) - Veterans Day (No School)

• November 13th (Friday) - PTSA Bingo Night - MPR

To request an account or to associate additional students, please send the following information to ps_portalsupport@myfsd.org:

• Your email address

• Student Name(s)

• Grade

• School

• Student Number/ID/Lunch Number (if known)

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

Fisler Feedback Form: Please feel free to provide feedback anytime throughout the year. Fisler Feedback Survey

Website: fisler.fullertonsd.org

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Phone: 714-447-2890
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