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Announcement for Fountain Valley School District's modified early release day.
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Playground with slides, swings, and climbing structures, promoting after-school programs.
Award banner for Masuda Middle School as a California Distinguished School.

FVSD Extreme Heat Advisory: Safety Guidance & Campus Actions

FVSD Extreme Heat Advisory: Safety Guidance & Campus Actions Featured Photo
With an excessive heat forecast for the coming week (Monday, October 5 through Friday, October 9, 2026), we want to share how the Fountain Valley School District will keep students safe and as comfortable as possible.

FVSD follows current guidance from the California Department of Education (CDE), California Department of Public Health (CDPH). We will continue to monitor weather conditions, school facilities, and individual school needs, adjusting activities as necessary.

Schools will remain open on their regular schedules. Because conditions may vary by school and throughout the day, outdoor activities, events, or locations may be modified when needed.

FVSD Highlights Citizenship as October Guiding Principle

FVSD Highlights Citizenship as October Guiding Principle Featured Photo
Fountain Valley School District's Guiding Principles were designed to promote a positive school climate and anchor daily interactions across all campuses, these core values emphasize character traits that support students both in school and in life.

For the month of October, FVSD is focusing on Citizenship.

At FVSD, being a good citizen involves understanding our country’s founding principles, acting responsibly, and engaging with others through positive participation and selfless service for society. Throughout the month, educators and staff will emphasize how civic responsibility, mutual respect, and service to others strengthen our entire community.

We’d Be a Mess Without You! FVSD Celebrates National Custodial Workers Day

We’d Be a Mess Without You! FVSD Celebrates National Custodial Workers Day Featured Photo
In honor of National Custodial Workers Day, the Fountain Valley School District is proud to recognize and celebrate our outstanding custodial staff. As the saying goes across our district this week: We’d be a mess without you!

Our custodians work diligently behind the scenes and on campus every day to ensure our facilities remain clean, safe, and welcoming for students, staff, and our community. Tackling every task with care, efficiency, and exceptional attention to detail, they play an essential role in creating optimal learning environments across FVSD.

Public Hearing: Annual Certification of Provisions of Standards-Aligned Instructional Materials

Public Hearing Annual Textbook Provisions October 8, 2026
The Board of Trustees of the Fountain Valley School District, at its meeting to be held on October 8, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the District Board Room, located at 10055 Slater Avenue, Fountain Valley, California, will conduct a public hearing for the purpose of receiving public comment regarding the Certification of Provisions of Standards-Aligned Instructional Materials for the 2026-2027 school year.

Masuda Middle School PAL Students Inspire Young Readers at Cox Elementary

Group of students in matching navy t-shirts posing outdoors by a school fence.
On Friday, student leaders from Masuda Middle School’s Peer Assistance Leadership (PAL) program paid a special visit to Cox Elementary to read directly to Kindergarten classes. The cross-age reading session brought smiles and stories to the youngest learners while giving middle school students a chance to put their leadership skills into action.

The PAL program is built on a simple yet powerful philosophy: students helping students. Designed as a school-based, peer-to-peer youth development framework, PAL empowers students to build a positive school climate through youth leadership, cross-age teaching, peer helping, service learning, and prevention activities.
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