Classrooms come roaring to life in new school year

FALLBROOK – With the first week of school finally upon Fallbrook Union Elementary School District, what were once silent classrooms and playgrounds across Fallbrook and U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton are now roaring to life with the arrival of new students for the start of the 2019-2020 school year.

The official start of the new school year may have come, but teachers, staff and administrators were busy all summer, training and preparing for the students that would be coming to each classroom.

In the weeks before Aug. 12, teachers were trained on the latest concepts in education and student leadership or they were in the classroom preparing for their students.

The staff of facilities, transportation and educational services ensured clean, organized and safe classrooms were ready.

In a welcome letter to parents from the district superintendent, Candace Singh, Ph.D., reaffirmed the dis­trict's dedication to the students and community.

"In this new school year, our highest priority will continue to be high levels of learning for every student. This will happen through engaging and academically appro­priate curriculum, effective instructional delivery and systematic responses to students' needs," Singh said.

Submitted by Fallbrook Union Elementary School District.