By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, March 9th, 2022
![]() On Wednesday, March 2nd at Mountain Vista Elementary, the students celebrated Read Across America 2022. As a treat special guests like Cynthia Frutos, Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services pictured above, the Fillmore Fire Department and others read their favorite stories to the students. A special thank you to our community heroes for reading to our Wildcats! Read Across America 2022 was Read-tastic! Courtesy Mountain Vista Elementary Blog. www.blog.fillmoreusd.org Enlarge Photo ![]() Fillmore firefighters holding Read Across America certificates as a thank you for participation. Enlarge Photo ![]() Mountain Vista Elementary had a special guest visitor read to them in celebration of National Read Across America Day. Above, are students listening to a story from Principal Christine McDaniels. Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, March 2nd, 2022
![]() On February 24th, Sierra Seniors went on a field trip across the street to Fillmore High to apply for college! These go-getters have submitted their applications to local community colleges, and we could not be prouder! Go Warriors! Class of 2022! Photos courtesy Sierra High School Blog https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022
![]() Congratulations to Mrs. Chisholm’s class at San Cayetano Elementary for reading one million words! Courtesy San Cayetano Elementary Blog. Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022
![]() We were able to surprise our students! Sierra High School purchased new furniture to meet our student needs. The new student desks are larger so that laptops, books, and paper can all fit at once. Student chairs are more comfortable with a little bit of bounce to them. We also provided flexible seating options with tables that can easily wheel around the room and be used as whiteboards, tables, or presentation boards. We are excited to make our school a comfortable and quality place to be! [Courtesy Sierra High Blog.] Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 16th, 2022
![]() Pictured above and below are some of Rio Vista Elementary School’s academic and character award winners from this past week. Go Roadrunners! Photos courtesy https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org/rio-vista-roadrunners. Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 16th, 2022
![]() Pictured is Mrs. Myers’ 3rd grade Mountain Vista class as they demonstrate Social Studies Standard 3.1., in which students describe physical and human geography, and use maps, tables and graphs. Photo courtesy https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org/mountain-vistawildcats. Enlarge Photo |
![]() Fillmore High’s Academic Decathlon Team (l-r) (front row) Jonathan Perez, Yanelli Gomez, Angie Mota, Henry Hurd, Jovany Perez, (back row) Alotl Aparacio, Ethan Sell. Photo credit Academic Decathlon Coach Benjamin Bradshaw M.Ed. Enlarge Photo By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 9th, 2022
Three gold, two silver, and one bronze medal across ten different events
Courtesy Academic Decathlon Coach Benjamin Bradshaw M.Ed. Over a series of four weekends in January and early February, Fillmore High School’s Academic Decathlon Team competed online in this year’s Ventura County Regional competition. The team scored 4th in their division and 8th overall. The team collectively earned three gold, two silver, and one bronze medal across the ten different events. Henry Hurd (11th grade) earned the highest individual score on the team and medaled Gold in Speech and Bronze in Math. Angie Mota (9th grade) earned Gold in Interview as well as the Team Spirit award. Ethan Sell (11th grade) earned Gold in Science, Silver in Art, and Silver in Social Science. Congratulations to the whole team for their hard work and dedication! |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 9th, 2022
![]() Pictured are students in Mrs. Silva’s class at Piru Elementary working together to analyze and identify facts and opinions in text. Photos courtesy Piru Elementary Blog https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org/ Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 9th, 2022
![]() Above is an outdoor “evaporation” lab by a sixth-grade science class at Fillmore Middle School. Photos courtesy FMS Blog https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org/ Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 2nd, 2022
![]() These Sierra High students received the honor of being selected as Students of the Week. They all exhibit dedication, hard work, maturity, respect, and kindness, which is what Sierra Warrior’s are known for. Congratulations and great job to Kimberly Lizarraga, Janessa Hurtado, Elaine Hernandez, Jesus Rosales, and Viviana Gonzalez! Courtesy Sierra High Blog www.blog.fillmoreusd.org Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 2nd, 2022
![]() Eight grade students at Fillmore Middle School worked together in groups to create/model and eclipse as part of science lesson last week. Pictured are some students creating/modeling their own eclipses. Photos courtesy Fillmore Middle School Blog. Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 26th, 2022
![]() San Cayetano students earn tickets for being good citizens throughout the week. If their ticket is pulled at the end of the week, they receive an Eagle Prize. The prize bags have toys and other goodies. Courtesy San Cayetano Blog. Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 26th, 2022
![]() The FHS Flashdrives are preparing for competition season! The Fillmore High Robotics team is building the practice field pieces and control systems for the robot. Go Flashdrives! Courtesy Fillmore High Blog. Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 19th, 2022
![]() Congratulations to Mr. G. and Mrs. T. Davis’ classes at Mountain Vista for completing their Mr. Potato Heads. Every day there are no students tardy, the Potato Head earns a new piece. Once Mr. Potato Head is completed, the class earns a pizza and popsicle party! Being on time to class tastes so good! Pictured is Mrs. Davis’ Class celebrating completing their Mr. Potato Head for no tardies! Courtesy Mountain Vista Elementary Facebook page. Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 19th, 2022
![]() San Cayetano 1st grade students working on math problems and having fun with a snowman activity. It’s fun to learn! Courtesy San Cayetano Elementary Facebook page. Enlarge Photo |
![]() The first week of the quarter has been underway with the Sierra Way trainings. The students rotate to each teacher and the principal to get clarity about the expectations and routines at Sierra High. Providing this structure and maintaining it is one reason why the students are successful—they have clarity about the procedures and that allows them to focus on their work. The school has P.R.I.D.E. which stands for: P-Proud positive citizens, R-Respectful individuals demonstrating integrity, D-Driven to our maximum potential, E-Excelling in academics, attendance, and attitude. Courtesy https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org/. Enlarge Photo By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 12th, 2022
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 12th, 2022
![]() It’s Friendship Month at Fillmore Middle School! Let’s practice being the “I” in KIND to each other. Above are some friends putting the “I” in KIND. Courtesy Fillmore Middle School Blog. Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 5th, 2022
![]() Mountain Vista students celebrate their i-Ready success holding up their prizes from Carl’s Jr. Courtesy Mountain Vista Elementary Facebook page. Enlarge Photo |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Thursday, December 30th, 2021
December 30, 2021 Dear FUSD Staff and Families, Respectfully, *** 30 de diciembre de 2021 Respetuosamente, |
By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, December 29th, 2021
![]() Sierra High Principal Henrey said, "Friday, December 17th marked the last day of the second quarter here at Sierra. We are so proud of our Warriors. Each student brings their own story to us and allows us a chance to be a part of it. It is a privilege to serve our students and clear a path to success for them to take charge of. Today we celebrated our students’ many successes. To those 23 determined students we say: We are proud of your accomplishments and sad to see you leave our family. You will “Always be a Warrior, and are also Forever a Flash!” Courtesy Sierra High blog. Enlarge Photo |
