Fontana Unified School District

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Fontana Unified School District
Fontana Unified School District logo.jpg
Type and location
Type Public
Grades K through 12
Region San Bernardino County
Country United States
Location Fontana, California
District information
Superintendent Cali Olsen-Binks
Students and staff
Other information
Website http://www.fusd.net/

Fontana Unified School District is located in and serves most of the city of Fontana, California, a community in San Bernardino County about 50 miles east of Los Angeles. The district contains 45 schools, which serve students from K-12 to adult education. It was established in the 1920s and unified in 1956.[1] The current Superintendent is Cali Olsen-Binks.

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Schools [edit]

Elementary Schools [edit]

  • Almond Elementary School
  • Beech Elementary School
  • Kathy Binks Elementary School
  • Canyon Crest Elementary School
  • Chaparral Elementary School
  • Citrus Elementary School
  • Cypress Elementary School
  • Date Elementary School
  • Dorothy Grant Elementary School
  • Hemlock Elementary School
  • Juniper Elementary School
  • Live Oak Elementary School
  • Locust Elementary School
  • Mango Elementary School
  • Maple Elementary School
  • North Tamarind Elementary School
  • Oak Park Elementary School
  • Oleander Elementary School
  • Palmetto Elementary School
  • Poplar Elementary School
  • Ted Porter Elementary School
  • Primrose Elementary School
  • Randall Pepper Elementary School
  • Redwood Elementary School
  • Shadow Hills Elementary School
  • Sierra Lakes Elementary School
  • South Tamarind Elementary School
  • Tokay Elementary School
  • West Randall Elementary School

Middle Schools [edit]

  • Alder Middle School
  • Almeria Middle School
  • Fontana Middle School
  • Wayne Ruble Middle School
  • Sequoia Middle School
  • Southridge Middle School
  • Harry S. Truman Middle School

High Schools [edit]

Adult Schools [edit]

References [edit]

  1. ^ "FUSD District History". Retrieved 2011-01-22. 
  2. ^ "Citrus High School". Retrieved 2011-01-22. 
  3. ^ "Eric Birch High School". Retrieved 2011-01-22. 
  4. ^ "Jurupa Hills High School". Retrieved 2011-01-22. [dead link]

External links [edit]