Education

FSD Strengthens High School Partnership to Support Student Success

Fullerton School District is strengthening its partnership with Fullerton Joint Union High School District (FJUHSD) to help students transition confidently to high school and build on their success in FSD.

As part of her first 100 days of listening, learning and building relationships, Superintendent Gretchen Janson, Ed.D., met with FJUHSD Superintendent Steve McLaughlin, Ed.D. and visited four comprehensive high schools that welcome FSD students: Buena Park, Fullerton Union, Sunny Hills and Troy.

During the visits, Janson met with principals, toured campuses and explored their programs. Teachers shared expectations for incoming students, while students offered firsthand perspectives on their high school experiences.

“Connecting with our high school partners opens opportunities to strengthen preparation and support for students,” Janson said. “These conversations deepen our understanding of how to build on what’s working in FSD and equip students with the academic skills, confidence and independence they need for that next step.”

Through this partnership, Fullerton School District is reinforcing its commitment to success beyond eighth grade – helping students carry a strong foundation into high school and thrive as they pursue new opportunities.


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  1. Interesting. I wonder what the plans are. When I went from 8th to 9th we just kind of went and signed up for classes and got PE clothes and a locker.

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