Fullerton School District’s Performance Academy is the only public school program that offers in-person learning with sports training integrated into the school day. Fullerton School District (FSD) sits at the forefront of […]
As a senior, I was unhappy when I received a notice in the mail that it was time to renew my driver’s license. “Oh, no!” I thought, “Am I in good enough […]
Fullerton Joint Union High School District’s (FJUHSD) Dual Enrollment Program is a formal agreement with Cypress and Fullerton College that allows FJUHSD students to gain college transferable units at no cost to […]
During the last meeting before graduation, the Trustees wished Sunny Hills High School senior Katie Sweeney well as she prepares to attend the University of Washington. They also thanked her for her […]
The California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees has appointed Ronald S. Rochon president of California State University, Fullerton. Rochon currently serves as president of the University of Southern Indiana. “I […]
Please join other wonderful supporters and influencers at a Ribbon ribbon-cutting lawn party to celebrate MOTAL’s new mobile exhibition, Your Baby’s Amazing Brain: Don’t Drop the Ball, on Tuesday, May 21st, 2024, […]
Hundreds of students and community members will converge at the California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees meeting to call for divestment from entities committing genocide in Gaza. WHO: Hundreds of California State University […]
The North Orange County Community College District is pleased to announce that it was selected by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office (CCCCO) as one of ten Districts in the state to […]
The pilot project is a collaborative partnership between Irvine Ranch Conservancy, UC Irvine’s Center for Environmental Biology and Inside the Outdoors. Students of all ages are coming together for one common goal: […]
Fullerton School District’s Raymond Elementary School proudly unveiled a vibrant mural adorning its media center on May 16, 2024, which serves as a focal point of the school. This mural represents a […]
Above is a video from last year’s FSD Fest. FSD Fest is a two-day conference for kids hosted by the Fullerton School District that brings together Fullerton students in grades K-12 in […]
The goal of the Outdoor Learning Lab and Native Garden is to create a dynamic outdoor learning space for science students in all levels of classes. We envision dividing up the learning […]
Protesters at major universities worldwide are calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, an end to US government military assistance to Israel, and divestment from Israel arms suppliers and other companies profiting from the […]
In honor of Nurse Appreciation Week this school year, Fullerton School District (FSD) is spotlighting Nurse Susan Cravello for helping spread warmth and joy at Woodcrest Elementary School. In 2022, Nurse Susan […]
Francine Vudoti and Irene Sheen will be graduating from high school and “graduating,” too, from the Young Observers. Upon graduation from high school, young writers transition from the youth page and may […]
View Point: Bidding Farewell by Irene, 12th grade Dear Fullerton Observers, My first write-up for the “Young Observers” page dates back to December 2018. As an aspiring author and a spirited 12-year-old, […]
Cal State Fullerton Economists Say Recession is No Longer Imminent. The threat of a recession has been replaced by a slow and steady stagflationary environment of rising prices and sluggish economic growth, says Cal […]
The Orange County Board of Education (OCBOE) holds significant sway over decisions impacting the local education landscape, from approving charter schools to navigating policies during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a recent article […]
The Fullerton Observer is partnering with Troy High School student Edyn Mai to create Observing the Future. This literary and editorial magazine strives to highlight the young talent in the Fullerton community. […]
In March, the Senate Committee on Education, under the leadership of Senator Josh Newman, conducted its inaugural policy hearing. This crucial event was dedicated to reviewing new bills that could potentially shape […]
Fullerton Joint Union High School District participates in the Seamless Summer Feeding Option Program. The following school sites will provide Breakfast and Lunch (under the Universal Meal Program) to all children 18 […]
Did You Know? by Declan, 8th grade The Harmful Impact of Feeding Ducks Have you visited a lake and seen a sign that says, “Please don’t feed the ducks!” and wondered why? Although […]
On view to the public through May 12, 2024, Symbiosis: 18 Environmental Art Installations are open inside the Arboretum & Botanical Garden at Cal State Fullerton. Situated at the intersection […]
Update: The next board meeting is May 14 -not May 24. It has been corrected here. Thank you Nico for pointing out the error. Fullerton Joint Union High School Board For more […]
Evan Parks, President of Good Hands for One, made the following presentation to the city council on April 16. “Today, I want to introduce our organization officially. We are so proud to […]
Fullerton School District Board FSD Board Meetings are held at Fullerton School District Headquarters Located at 1401 W Valencia Drive or towww.fsd.k12.ca.us Honors The board meeting of the Fullerton School District on […]
Assisteens, an auxiliary of the Assistance League of Fullerton, began in 1964 to introduce members’ daughters to the world of helping others. The program has grown beyond members’ daughters and granddaughters to […]
A demonstration occurred on April 28 at Harbor and Santa Fe corner in downtown Fullerton to raise awareness and demand that the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza stop. Egyptian podcaster Rahma Zein […]
James Cho celebrated announcing his candidacy with friends and family at Eggspresso, a local Korean-owned business across from Laguna Road Elementary School. James attended Sunset Lane, Laguna Road, Parks Junior High, and […]
Organizations like the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) continue to gain prominence, growing from 24,000 members in 2017 to 92,000 members today. So, what is Democratic Socialism? Democratic socialism is fairly easy […]
Fullerton has a storied legacy in athletics, with greats like LA Dodger Tommy Lasorda. Many standout athletes from Fullerton have found success in basketball, baseball, football, dance, and other sports. Fullerton has […]
In an important step to promote inclusivity and dietary choice for students, the Senate Education Committee passed Senate Bill 1080 (SB 1080), the Halal and Kosher School Meals Act, with a unanimous vote of 7-0. […]
The Fullerton School District (FSD) proudly celebrated diversity and cultural appreciation at Park’s Jr. High’s 3rd Annual Korean Culture Night. This event featured an evening of festivities and cultural exchange for all […]
Speaker Series: Across the Country on Safer Roads My Three Years as a Political Appointee at the Department of Transportation Ann Carlson will speak at a Patrons of the Library event on […]
If an earthquake strikes, do you have a plan to follow to safety? The uncertainty of crisis looms large, as it always has, but being prepared can help you stand confident against […]
