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Ancient Water and Modern Science: Cox 5th Graders Explore the Mesa Water Education and Career Center

Cox students at Mesa Water District
Fifth-grade students from Cox Elementary School stepped out of the classroom and into the fascinating world of environmental science during a recent field trip to the Mesa Water Education and Career Center (MWECC). As the only facility of its kind in Orange County, the 2,400-square-foot center provided Eagles with an interactive, hands-on look at how local water is sourced, treated, and protected.

Throughout the visit, students engaged with more than 20 interactive exhibits, including the Redwood Theater and the immersive Explorer experience. Eagles learned the captivating story of the Orange County Groundwater Basin and discovered how Mesa Water draws from a 100% local supply—including unique, 12,000-year-old groundwater naturally tinted by ancient redwood tree remnants from tens of thousands of years ago. [Read More...]

Spirit, Skill, and Sportsmanship: FVSD Middle Schools Compete in Annual Soccer Tournament

Girls Soccer Tournament Winners
The fields at Talbert Middle School were alive with energy, school pride, and fierce competition on Wednesday for the annual Fountain Valley School District Middle School Soccer Tournament. Student-athletes representing all three district middle schools—the Fulton Falcons, the Masuda Monarchs, and the host Talbert T-Birds—took the pitch for an exciting day of inter-district play.

The sidelines were packed with enthusiastic support as campus cheerleaders led chants, school mascots hyped up the crowds, and families gathered to cheer on every match. Following a full afternoon of competitive play, the Talbert T-Birds claimed the boys' overall championship title, while the Fulton Falcons took top honors in the girls' division.

Honoring 50 Years of Inclusion: FVSD Leaders and Student Artwork Highlighted at County Arts & Disability Celebration

OC Arts Disability 50th Anniversary
On Wednesday evening, November 4, 2026, educators, community leaders, and artists gathered at the historic Lido Theater for the 50th anniversary celebration of the Orange County Arts and Disability Festival. Hosted by Orange County Arts and Disability in partnership with the Orange County Department of Education (OCDE), the evening commemorated five decades of recognizing the vital role visual and performing arts education plays in fostering belonging and self-expression for students with disabilities across Orange County public schools.

The landmark event brought together district and county leaders, including FVSD Board President and OCDE Chief of Staff Dennis Cole, who accepted the prestigious “Heart of Inclusion” award on behalf of OCDE and County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Stefan Bean, Ed.D. The celebration featured inspirational performances, special honors for educator leaders, and a spotlight on the creative talents of Fountain Valley School District students. [Read More...]

FVSD Celebrates 150 Years of Excellence and Community Partnership at State of the Schools Breakfast

Community members, city leaders, business partners, and dedicated supporters from across Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach recently gathered for a special State of the Schools Breakfast, hosted in partnership with the Fountain Valley Schools Foundation. The event marked the highly anticipated return of the annual address following a five-year hiatus and officially kicked off the Fountain Valley School District’s (FVSD) 150th Anniversary celebration.

The morning provided a unique platform for Superintendent Katherine Stopp, Ed.D., who joined FVSD in 2022, to deliver her first State of the Schools address to an engaged audience of local leaders and stakeholders.

Supporting Healthy Choices and Student Well-Being Across FVSD

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Red Ribbon Week | October 23–31, 2026

At Fountain Valley School District, supporting the whole child means helping students develop the knowledge, confidence, and skills they need to make healthy choices and thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
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