Congratulations to the Fillmore Adult School Class of 2022, we are so proud of our graduates! They put in the hard work to complete their high school diploma or pass the HiSet exam. These women took on working, raising a family, and commuting in order to achieve this lifelong goal. If you are interested in achieving your goals please call 805-524-8232 for more information about our offerings. Pictures by Adult School teacher Marlene Carvajal https://photographybymarlene.pictime.com.
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Early graduates Carmita Paredes, Jocelyn Castaneda, and Luz Gonzalez!
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Last week, at Mountain Vista Elementary School, staff and faculty said Congratulations to Mrs. Fitzgerald on her retirement! Thank you for 26 years of service to the students of Fillmore Unified. Enjoy Oklahoma! Photos Courtesy Mountain Vista Elementary.
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Mrs. Fitzgerald doing the honors of cutting her cake in celebration of her retirement.
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Fillmore Middle School's 8th grade promotion was held Thursday, June 9, 2022. Despite the hot weather, friends, family and grads were excited to celebrate the day. Congratulations!
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Retired Fillmore High School Principal John Wilber was the keynote speaker.
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On Sunday, June 5th, the Ventura County Hall of Fame honored the Ventura County Athletes of the Year from each Ventura County High School. Our Fillmore High School Athletes of the Year include Michael Camilo Torres and Yazmeen Gonzalez. Way to go Flashes!
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Pictured are Mrs. Moise’s and Mrs. Lucero's classes that won the Rio Vista school-wide Mr. Potato Head contest for coming to school on time. The winners enjoyed a pizza party. Great job coming to school on time! Photo courtesy Rio Vista Roadrunners blog.
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San Cayetano Elementary celebrated Condor Week. Pictured is Mrs. Wohler’s class as they ended Condor Week with CondorKids Ranger certificates and a life-sized Condor that was student-colored! Photos courtesy San Cayetano Eagles blog.
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Sierra High held another Paint & Snack night with students and their parents.This time the theme was a sunset over the water. If you look closely, you can see all of the fun variations they made! They look forward to having these nights resume in the fall!
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The 1st graders at Rio Vista Elementary took a field trip to the Fillmore School Farm. They students enjoyed a hay ride and picking strawberries. Photos courtesy Rio Vista Elementary blog.
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Nathalia Magaña, Andrea Laureano, Giselle Capristo helped the FHS Wellness Center booth with their Plant Positivity Project this past Saturday.
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(l-r) Fillmore FFA students Jessika Aguilar, Diana Espinoza, Joaquin Holladay, Angelina Garcia Cano and Leslie Sandoval helped hand out free food during the Health and Wellness Fair.
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A big thank you to Fillmore High Freshman class 2025 for going up the hill Saturday morning, May 7th at 7:00am, to add a new layer of chalk on the F, which has been a longstanding Fillmore tradition. Pictured are some of the students who came out to help. Photos courtesy Mark Ortega, FHS Alumni President.
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Last week, Rio Vista hosted a Career Day. Students dressed as astronauts, firefighters, police officers, scientists, artists, and more. Roadrunners are going to grow up to do great things! Photos courtesy Rio Vista Roadrunners Blog.
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On Monday, April 25th, the Early Academic Outreach Program at UC Santa Barbara hosted an event to celebrate the students admitted to the University of California. Mrs. Luna-Lopez, EAOP College Site Coordinator, has made a huge impact on providing college preparation services to our students at Fillmore High School. The program included a presentation of awards and of State Proclamations from local Senate and Assembly members, a student keynote speech, raffle prizes, and a delicious dinner catered by Ay Chihuahua. It was a beautiful event for our students and their families! Above are the Students who were recognized at this year’s event. Photos courtesy Fillmore High School Blog.
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Mrs. Chisholm’s class from San Cayetano Elementary met their goal once again. They have collectively read two million words. Congratulations and let’s keep reading! Courtesy https://www.facebook.com/San-Cayetano-Elementary-1984714551548849/.
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Students at Piru Elementary spotted the Easter Bunny at school last week, when he came to wish each and every one of the school families a relaxing and most wonderful spring break. Photo courtesy https://www.facebook.com/Piru-Elementary-270636636902397
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The Sierra family said “Happy Retirement!” to their much loved Miss Trudy. Miss Trudy has been a core member of their team as an instructional assistant for the last six years. Her kind heart has gently supported the students in their learning. She will be missed. Courtesy https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org/sierra-high-warriors.
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San Cayetano kindergartners showed off their reading skills to Fillmore Unified School District staff, which came to visit along with Superintendent Schieferle (above). Photo credit San Cayetano Elementary Blog https://www.facebook.com/San-Cayetano-Elementary.
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Ms. Appleford’s class published their books about why they love San Cayetano Elementary. Above are the students proudly showing off their books. Photo courtesy San Cayetano Elementary Blog https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org/san-cayetano-eagles
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Congratulations to Janelle McCall who will be representing Fillmore High School at the 4-day Sophomore HOBY Leadership Conference at Cal Lutheran University. McCall said, “A leader to me doesn’t mean to ‘take control’. It means to be relatable and to listen to others and see what they have to contribute. It means to gain trust and a connection with my peers.” Courtesy Fillmore High Flashes blog.
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Mrs. Myers’ 3rd grade class at Mountain Vista Elementary created time capsules from Pringles cans. They will be opened in 2031 when they graduate high school. The time capsules contain letters from their parents, teachers, and letters to themselves. Courtesy Mountain Vista Elementary blog.
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