With the return of full-time instruction, we are also excited to announce the return of bus transportation, for both special and regular education.

• Students and bus drivers must wear a mask on school buses and vans.
• Busses will offer increased air circulation by opening windows and daily cleaning.

Find the most up-to-date bus schedule and locations here.

• Every student will be part of a stable grouping (cohort) while in school. This will allow children to learn and socialize with one another in a variety of settings while reducing transmission and allowing for contact tracing.
• Lunch and recess will be staggered and children will remain with their stable groups in an assigned zone. Physical distancing will be maintained while children are eating.
• Desks or tables will be spaced apart as much as possible, and interactions closer than three feet will be limited. Facilities staff have installed directional signage, spacing signage, advisory signage, and floor markings in all school buildings. Plexiglass dividers are available for staff upon request.

• Each school will provide specific instructions regarding entrances and drop off zones. Be sure to look for a communication from your school before the bginning of the school year.
• On the first day of school, classrooms will be open so students can go directly to class. Adults will be required to wear masks while escorting their children to or from school entrances during drop off and pick up.

All FUESD schools employ full-time licensed vocational nurses (LVN) at every school site, as well as multiple registered Nurses across the district to ensure the health of our students and staff.

Our priority is to provide quality and highly available medical assistance at every school.

We are grateful to have parent and  community member volunteers in our schools. Unfortunately, given the growing number of COVID-related cases in our communities, we are postponing volunteers and non-essential visitors in the schools until a public health data allows.

We look forward to welcoming our parents and volunteers back soon! 

• Families must report a positive case in their household to their school nurse.
• School nurses will follow up with the student/family for symptom and contact information.
• A student or staff member who has been exposed will be contacted by the school.

• In collaboration with the California Department of Public Health and the San Diego Department of Public Health, the District will provide onsite testing for students who are exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 or who have been exposed to a confirmed case of COVID-19. Parents must provide consent  in order for their child(ren) to participate in the testing program. 
• The testing program will allow children to participate in a modified quarantine following an exposure to a positive case. Modified quarantine allows students who were exposed to a confirmed case of COVID-19 to continue to attend school as long as they wear a mask, are asymptomatic and have negative COVID tests 2 times per week following exposure.  
• Students who are identified as a close contact, but do not have parent consent to participate in testing, will be required to quarantine at home for a minimum of 10 days. 
   

Yes! The Fallbrook Family Health Center(clinic) is continuing to partner with us and is providing COVID-19 vaccines to the community through their clinic. 

Appointments can be made by calling 760.451.4720 or online at CHSI-Fallbrook Family Health Center Online Scheduler

We are proud to offer the Fallbrook Virtual Academy for all families that wish to continue full-time, virtual learning.

To learn more visit fva.fuesd.org.