SPRING PLAY 2026 - THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG!
Join us on April 25th and 26th at 3:00 pm on the FRHS Cafeteria stage for The Play That Goes Wrong!
The Drama class has been working hard to give you this hilarious, fun filled, murder mystery, show with in a show that you won't want to to miss! Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong!
Tickets available at the door:
$7 for Students
$10 for Adults
Join us on April 25th and 26th at 3:00 pm on the FRHS Cafeteria stage for The Play That Goes Wrong!
The Drama class has been working hard to give you this hilarious, fun filled, murder mystery, show with in a show that you won't want to to miss! Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong!
Tickets available at the door:
$7 for Students
$10 for Adults
Our UB & ETS students had an incredible opportunity to visit UNR, Lake Tahoe Community College, and Sacramento State! Over the course of three days, students explored campuses, attended admissions presentations, connected with staff, and experienced what college life is really like. From walking through lecture halls to learning about academic programs and campus resources, students gained valuable insight into their future options.
One of the biggest highlights of the trip was attending a River Cats baseball game, where students also participated in a special career panel. They had the chance to hear directly from professionals about their career journeys, the challenges they overcame, and the steps they took to get where they are today.
Experiences like this are what Upward Bound and Educational Talent Search are all about—helping students build confidence, explore college and career pathways, and take meaningful steps toward their goals after high school.
Thank you to all the UB/ETS staff and advisors for this incredible opportunity for our students!
One of the biggest highlights of the trip was attending a River Cats baseball game, where students also participated in a special career panel. They had the chance to hear directly from professionals about their career journeys, the challenges they overcame, and the steps they took to get where they are today.
Experiences like this are what Upward Bound and Educational Talent Search are all about—helping students build confidence, explore college and career pathways, and take meaningful steps toward their goals after high school.
Thank you to all the UB/ETS staff and advisors for this incredible opportunity for our students!
Congratulations to our FRHS Artists who were chosen to be featured at the Shasta County Arts Council Annual High School Juried Art Show in Redding last month!
Please join us for an ELD Meeting on April 22nd at 5:00 pm in the Fall River Elementary Cafeteria!
Contact the FRE Main Office for any questions.
Contact the FRE Main Office for any questions.
GAME DAY!
Good luck to all our golfers as they find a break in the weather for their HOME tournament!
Good luck to all our golfers as they find a break in the weather for their HOME tournament!
FRJUSD BREAKFAST AND LUNCH MENUS FOR APRIL
GAME DAY!
Baseball only vs the Etna Lions today at HOME with the first game starting at 2:00 pm.
Come on out and catch a few games before the Spring storms hit!
Go Bulldogs!
Baseball only vs the Etna Lions today at HOME with the first game starting at 2:00 pm.
Come on out and catch a few games before the Spring storms hit!
Go Bulldogs!
HAPPY SPRING BREAK!
Rain (snow) or shine we hope you have a wonderful week Bulldogs!
Shout out to our Student Council members for the annual Easter Egg Hunt this morning and congrats to our Golden Egg winners! Happy Easter!
No school March 30th-April 3rd
Return to school on Monday, April 6th
Rain (snow) or shine we hope you have a wonderful week Bulldogs!
Shout out to our Student Council members for the annual Easter Egg Hunt this morning and congrats to our Golden Egg winners! Happy Easter!
No school March 30th-April 3rd
Return to school on Monday, April 6th
MATH CURRICULUM FOR 2026-2027
The Amplify Math Curriculum is being reviewed as the new potential curriculum for Fall River Joint Unified School District and will be available to review in the District Office from April 6th-10th.
Parents and Guardians are invited to review the curriculum to address any possible questions or concerns.
Please contact the District Office with questions.
The Amplify Math Curriculum is being reviewed as the new potential curriculum for Fall River Joint Unified School District and will be available to review in the District Office from April 6th-10th.
Parents and Guardians are invited to review the curriculum to address any possible questions or concerns.
Please contact the District Office with questions.
GAME DAY!
Softball only vs. the Etna Lions today @ HOME starting at 2:00 pm!
Take advantage of these beautiful Spring days and come out to watch your Lady Bulldogs play a double header in the sunshine!
Softball only vs. the Etna Lions today @ HOME starting at 2:00 pm!
Take advantage of these beautiful Spring days and come out to watch your Lady Bulldogs play a double header in the sunshine!
CONGRATS TO OUR JUNIOR HIGH AND HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONS FROM THE ST. PATRICK'S DAY DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT!
NEW TO THE CLASSROOM - EMT COURSE!
This year, Fall River High School is offering an EMT/EMR course, funded by the Strong Work Force Grant Program. Under the instruction of Gabe Shaw, MICP, NRP, BS, T.E.M.S, students are learning how to provide basic life support, emergency care and preparing for entry into careers in the future.
Through this course, from lectures, hands on lab and clinical work, students cover a wide skill set of EMS fundamentals, Anatomy and Physiology, Patient Assessment, Medical and Trauma Emergencies and Operations. After completion, students are eligible to take the National Registry EMT exam, apply for the state EMT certification and can apply to work for ambulance services, fire departments and hospitals.
Thank you to Gabe Shaw and the Strong Work Force Program for helping FRHS students prepare for their future in helping our community and beyond our little corner of the world!
This year, Fall River High School is offering an EMT/EMR course, funded by the Strong Work Force Grant Program. Under the instruction of Gabe Shaw, MICP, NRP, BS, T.E.M.S, students are learning how to provide basic life support, emergency care and preparing for entry into careers in the future.
Through this course, from lectures, hands on lab and clinical work, students cover a wide skill set of EMS fundamentals, Anatomy and Physiology, Patient Assessment, Medical and Trauma Emergencies and Operations. After completion, students are eligible to take the National Registry EMT exam, apply for the state EMT certification and can apply to work for ambulance services, fire departments and hospitals.
Thank you to Gabe Shaw and the Strong Work Force Program for helping FRHS students prepare for their future in helping our community and beyond our little corner of the world!
OUT OF THE CLASSROOM - WEEKLY SEWING WORKSHOP!
Meeting after school every week to get hands on learning and instruction from Leader Jessica Ramirez, students are gaining valuable sewing skills! With every month being a different project theme, students learn key steps and skills to make their own tote bags, pajama pants, home accessories such as place pats and oven mitts, and even a quilt!
Thank you Jessica for giving our students an opportunity to learn out of the classroom!
Meeting after school every week to get hands on learning and instruction from Leader Jessica Ramirez, students are gaining valuable sewing skills! With every month being a different project theme, students learn key steps and skills to make their own tote bags, pajama pants, home accessories such as place pats and oven mitts, and even a quilt!
Thank you Jessica for giving our students an opportunity to learn out of the classroom!
Thank you to Barbara Wolfin of the Pit River Tribe for having our FRHS Native Youth participate in the Pit River Tribe Valentine's Day Theme logo contest! Entries were displayed at the Tribal Senior Nutrition Center (Wiyachi Village), where Tribal Elders voted on their favorite image of the three salmon. Winners received gift cards for their hard work and creativity!
1st Place - Marissa Cardenas
2nd Place - Regina Croy
3rd Place - Savannah Welch
1st Place - Marissa Cardenas
2nd Place - Regina Croy
3rd Place - Savannah Welch
FRHS STUDENTS HEAD TO FALL RIVER ELEMENTARY FOR CAMP READ S'MORE!
Thank you so much staff and students at FRE for an amazing day where high school students attended Camp Read S'more! Students were in classrooms, on the playground and helping with crafts as the Bullpups completed their reading goal, and even helped make a "s'more" out of Mrs. Knoch!
Thank you so much staff and students at FRE for an amazing day where high school students attended Camp Read S'more! Students were in classrooms, on the playground and helping with crafts as the Bullpups completed their reading goal, and even helped make a "s'more" out of Mrs. Knoch!
MCARTHUR FFA HEADLINES!
1: Congratulations to our own Caoimhe Biehle, who will serve next year as Secretary for the Superior Region!
2 - 5: Congratulations to all our State Qualifiers! Both Novice and Advanced Parli Pro teams will move on, as well as Yisel Morales Guzman (1st in El Credo - Blue Division), Marianna Hiser (3rd for Job Interview) and Rayna Roark (4th for Impromptu Public Speaking)! As FFA Members prepare to head to the CA State Conference this week, these members will keep preparing and practicing for the State Speaking Competitions in April. Good Luck to all!
6: National FFA Week was a blast of activities and agriculture outreach, capped off by the famous assembly! Great job to the Agriculture Leadership Team and Advisors for putting it altogether!
1: Congratulations to our own Caoimhe Biehle, who will serve next year as Secretary for the Superior Region!
2 - 5: Congratulations to all our State Qualifiers! Both Novice and Advanced Parli Pro teams will move on, as well as Yisel Morales Guzman (1st in El Credo - Blue Division), Marianna Hiser (3rd for Job Interview) and Rayna Roark (4th for Impromptu Public Speaking)! As FFA Members prepare to head to the CA State Conference this week, these members will keep preparing and practicing for the State Speaking Competitions in April. Good Luck to all!
6: National FFA Week was a blast of activities and agriculture outreach, capped off by the famous assembly! Great job to the Agriculture Leadership Team and Advisors for putting it altogether!
SENIOR PROJECT!
HEY ALUMNI!
Get your teams together and contact Zoey today!
If you're not planning on playing, make sure to come watch the Alumni action on Saturday, April 18th starting at 5:00 pm!
HEY ALUMNI!
Get your teams together and contact Zoey today!
If you're not planning on playing, make sure to come watch the Alumni action on Saturday, April 18th starting at 5:00 pm!
GAME DAY!
Head out to the Baseball Field for some sunshine and a double-header game day vs. Plumas Charter starting at 2:00pm!
Head out to the Baseball Field for some sunshine and a double-header game day vs. Plumas Charter starting at 2:00pm!
BOYS AND GIRLS STATE RECIPIENTS FOR SUMMER 2026!
Congratulations to our FRHS Students, Isaiah Cordova, Tayte Watkins and Marianna Hiser, who have been selected to attend the American Legion CA Girls and Boys State Programs.
Thank you to our local American Legion organization for sponsoring and supporting our students!
Congratulations to our FRHS Students, Isaiah Cordova, Tayte Watkins and Marianna Hiser, who have been selected to attend the American Legion CA Girls and Boys State Programs.
Thank you to our local American Legion organization for sponsoring and supporting our students!
Fall River High School students had the opportunity to attend the Rural Student Voice Conference, hosted by the North State Student Ambassadors of Chico State University.
This event was designed to empower rural youth, provide a platform for their perspectives, and strengthen connections between the university and regional, rural communities. Students also met with Assembly Member Heather Hadwick.
Assemblymember Heather Hadwick
FRHS Seniors, Jaylee Vculek, AJ Lutzenberger, Rennee Wilson and Ruby Ferrer Montoya, were selected to attend the conference with Mrs. Fry, District Counselor, and Maria Mercado, Upward Bound.
Great job representing FRHS and our Rural Voice!
