Virtual Family Conference. Open to all families. Presented in Spanish. Saturday April 30, 2022, 8:30 am-12:30 pm. Link: https://zoom.us/j/94441512132?pwd=RFU3N3VjbVQ3aHJIMGZlelorQnhFUT09
Conferencia Familiar Virtual. Abierto a todas las familias. Presentado en español. Sábado 30 de abril de 2022, de 8:30 a.m. a 12:30 p.m. Enlace:https://zoom.us/j/94441512132?pwd=RFU3N3VjbVQ3aHJIMGZlelorQnhFUT09
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Registration for our Fillmore USD Summer Academy is now open! ¡La inscripción para nuestra Academia de Verano de Fillmore USD ya está abierta!
Good evening parents,
This is Christine Schieferle, Superintendent, Fillmore Unified School District.
Thank you for your support and understanding during today’s alleged bomb threat at Fillmore High School. The Ventura County Sheriff’s Department concluded that the threat was not credible. We are continuing to work closely with law enforcement to monitor all social media accounts. Tomorrow, we will have an increased law enforcement presence in and around Fillmore High school. We ask that you partner with us and speak to your children regarding appropriate social media use and report any suspicious information to law enforcement or to school authorities immediately. We take all threats seriously and will continue to keep the safety of our students and staff a priority.
Christine Schieferle, Superintendent
Fillmore Unified School District
The Fillmore Police Department conducted a multi-agency evacuation and search of Fillmore High School in response to a bomb threat.
At approximately 10:00 AM, the front office of the Fillmore High School received a bomb threat to the school’s campus. The high school’s staff immediately notified the School Resource Officers (SRO), who were able to coordinate with patrol deputies and the high school and Fillmore School District a safe evacuation of all students and staff within minutes of the threat.
Members of the Sherriff’s Bomb/Arson Unit, Fillmore Detectives, and Fillmore Patrol Deputies arrived to assist with a search of the school. Several K-9 Units assigned to surrounding law enforcement agencies also responded with K-9’s trained in bomb detection provided mutual aid for the search.
The responding units conducted an extensive search of the high school’s campus. The search teams found no evidence of bombs or suspicious items. The teams determined the school to be safe, and students were allowed to return to campus for their final classes.
The Fillmore School District worked closely with Fillmore Police Department to provide support and safety for the students during the evacuation. Fillmore School District staff and the Fillmore Police Department set up a central location for parents who wanted to pick up their children before the end of school.
The SRO’s close partnership with the high school and the school district staff allowed for the prompt response of patrol units and school support resources for the safety and care of the students. The Fillmore Police Department takes pride its relationship with the Fillmore School
District and its schools which led to an efficient and coordinated effort during this incident.
The investigation into the threats is ongoing. Anyone with information regarding the threats is encouraged to call the Fillmore Police Department or Ventura County Crime Stoppers at the below listed numbers.
Nature of Incident: Bomb Threat
Report Number: 22-44615
Location: Fillmore High School
Date & Time: 04/06/2022 10:00 AM
Unit(s) Responsible: Fillmore Patrol, Fillmore Detective Bureau, School Resource Officer Unit, Sheriff’s Bomb/Arson Unit, Several Police K-9 Units
Prepared by: Sergeant Will Hollowell
News Release Date: 04/06/2022
Media Follow-Up Contact: Fillmore Police Department, Deputy Jonathan Schnereger, (805) 524-2233
Fillmore School District: Fillmore Superintendent Christine Schieferle, (805) 524-6036
Approved by: Captain Jose Rivera
Ventura County Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 reward for information, which leads to the arrest and criminal complaint against the person(s) responsible for this crime. The caller may remain anonymous. The call is not recorded. Call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS (8477).
Attention FHS Families,
After a thorough search of the Fillmore High School campus by law enforcement, we have been notified that Fillmore High School has been cleared and there is no threat to students and staff. Students still on campus will return to classrooms and will be dismissed at 3:02 p.m., regular dismissal time.
Students will receive lunch on campus. Please know we take all threats seriously and will continue to work closely with law enforcement.
We appreciate your patience and understanding throughout this investigation.
If you child needs to access counseling services, please contact Fillmore High School.
Again, I thank all of our families and community for their patience.
Please know, we will always prioritize the safety of our students and staff.
Christine Schieferle, Superintendent,
Fillmore Unified School District
Atención familias de Fillmore High School,
Después de una búsqueda intensiva de la instalación de Fillmore High School por la policía, hemos sido notificados que Fillmore High School esta segura y no hay amenaza a estudiantes o empleados. Los estudiantes van a regresar al salón y van a ser despedidos a las 3:02 p.m., el tiempo regular de salida. Los estudiantes van a recibir lonche. Por favor sepan que tomamos todas amenazas seriamente y vamos a continuar a trabajar carcamente con la policía.
Les agradecemos por su paciencia durante la investigación. Si su estudiante necesita servicio de consejería, por favor contacte a Fillmore High School.
Gracias a todas nuestras familias y comunidad por su paciencia. Por favor sepan que la seguridad de nuestros estudiantes y empleados es nuestra prioridad.
Good afternoon Fillmore High School Families.
This message is to clarify information. This morning, we received an anonymous phone call through Sprigio of a bomb threat at Fillmore High School. The sheriff’s department was immediately contacted and out of an abundance of caution all students and staff were evacuated to the FHS softball fields. All FHS families are continuing to receive phone updates through the district communication system. We are working closely with law enforcement to determine the credibility of the threat. Due the heat, we are releasing students to family members listed on the emergency cards. Families can pick up their students at the corner of Shiells Drive and 3rd street. Students have been provided water, snacks, and have access to pop up shades.
We thank you for your patience.
Christine Schieferle, Superintendent,
Fillmore Unified School District
This year, after returning to in-person learning, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County Mentor Club at Fillmore High School (FHS) decided to have a FHS Beautification Day on March 26, 2022. Beautification Day consisted of Fillmore students and community members picking up trash, rocks, raking leaves, painting the faded blue wood tables and faded walls, pruning rose bushes, and scraping gum from the campus sidewalks. Each year for the past ten years, the youth of the FHS Mentor Club have been creating one big community project for the student members to organize throughout the school year. Throughout the years, the projects they work on have been a beneficial learning experience for the youth in a variety of ways. They had the experience of working in a group and brainstorming ideas. Collectively they had peer discussions to resolve the logistics of the project. After they decided on the project, there was a list of "to-do" tasks that they divided among one another. The project was integrated into their community. Our youth present their project to city council members, school administrators, and local adult service clubs such as the Fillmore Lions and Rotary Club. All high school students and mentors had an opportunity to get involved with the community and make connections. Some students felt more confident planning, others speaking in public, and others working hands-on. As their supervisor, I see how they develop their social skills as they continue in the Mentor Club. Some of the benefits of volunteering in their community include the chance to network and meet new people, learn new skills and increase self-efficacy while making a positive impact in their community. The event was well attended by both students and community members. FHS students liked that their campus shined a little bit more than usual. Thank you to the Fillmore Lions and Rotary Club members who participated, the Fillmore Lions Club for sponsoring the pan dulce in the morning, and the pizza lunch. A BIG THANKS TO ALL THE FILLMORE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (FUSD) STUDENTS that volunteered on a Saturday morning and to the FUSD for the cleaning supplies and continuous support.
Amelia Aparicio,
Program Site Manager,
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County
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."
Mariachi and Ballet Folkloric celebrate Cesar Chavez Day at FHS!
Day 3 of CA State FFA Convention at the Golden 1 Center. We have enjoyed getting to learn first hand from other FFA Members, explore the Career Expo, congratulate State Winners in all LDEs, and learn of the final twelve State FFA Candidates!
Leadership inspires leaders.
We made it through day one of CA FFA State Leadership Conference! We took a stroll around the capital, and enjoyed listening to the guest speaker Dr. Brown as he discussed leadership within ourselves and met the State FFA Officer Candidates!
Congratulations to 11th grader Liliana Montejano. She has been selected by the Santa Clara Valley Wellness Foundation to attend their Summer Health Internship program. Liliana said, “I am passionate about the medical field and strive to gain valuable knowledge about medicine with the aspirations of being able to help others.”
The priority deadline has been extended to April 1st!
We will be hosting our final financial aid workshop for those Seniors who have not yet completed their FAFSA/CA Dream Act application on Wednesday, March 30, 2022 (Drop-In) from 5-7 PM in Room 4.
If you have any questions, please visit us at the College and Career Center (Room 5).
Bring proof of age and immunization card. For children 5 to 11 years of age, a parent or legal guardian must accompany the minor to the vaccination site, provide verification of identity and relationship, and give verbal consent for the minor to be vaccinated.
Where:
Piru Elementary School
3811 Center Street
Piru CA 93040
When:
Friday March 25th, 2022
2PM to 6PM
Walk-Ins are welcome but we recommend scheduling your child’s appointment by clicking the link or scanning the QR code. https://myturn.ca.gov/?config=4e5780a3-3438-4d29-a7f4-6876a3070e01
Llevar comprobante de edad y tarjeta de vacunas. Para niños de 5 a 11 años, un padre o tutor legal debe acompañar al menor al sitio de vacunación, proporcionar verificación de identidad y parentesco, y dar consentimiento verbal para que el menor sea vacunado.
Dónde:
Escuela Primaria Piru
3811 Center Street
Piru CA 93040
Cuándo:
viernes 25 de marzo de 2022
2PM a 6PM
Los visitantes sin cita son bienvenidos, pero recomendamos programar la cita de su hijo haciendo clic en el enlace o escaneando el código QR. https://myturn.ca.gov/?config=35309a45-241b-4814-9218-309a66c020de
FHS Baseball vs Nordoff. We won! Go Flashes!
