News & Announcements

The latest issue of School News Roll Call, a third-party magazine featuring highlights of our District schools and programs, is now available online in English and Vietnamese.

On Tuesday night, the Fountain Valley City Council Chambers were filled with the energy of our very own Talbert Middle School students. Representatives from the T-Bird's Associated Student Body (ASB) and Peer Assistance Leadership (PAL) programs stood before local leaders to share the "middle school experience" and highlight the great things happening on campus.

A picture is worth a thousand words, but our retiree caricatures capture a thousand memories! This year, we are saying a bittersweet goodbye to nine legendary educators who have dedicated their lives to the students of FVSD. Whether they were teaching the art of a perfect sentence, the logic of a math equation, or the craftsmanship of woodshop, these individuals have been the backbone of our school communities.

The quiet concentration in the Fulton Middle School MPR this past Saturday spoke volumes about the talent in our district. Students from all three FVSD middle schools gathered for the 5th Annual Middle School Chess Tournament, a highlight of the year for our campus chess clubs.

This year marked a special milestone for Masuda Middle School as the Masuda Chapter of FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) celebrated its 10th anniversary. Founded by teacher Katie McLemore, the program has now seen 49 different competitors showcase their talents over the last decade.

There was a mystery afoot at Talbert Middle School last week, but luckily, the Forensics Club was on the job.

There is no greater influence on student success than a dedicated teacher, and this week, we had the privilege of celebrating ten of the very best.

The power of music was on full display at the recent Talbert Middle School Band and Orchestra Concert. Directed by Mr. Michael Miller.

The Fountain Valley School District is shining a little brighter this week thanks to the creative talents of Lucciano Iglesias, a kindergarten student at Oka Elementary.