Fortuna High School | Week of March 9–13, 2026
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Student News
Yearbooks are still available for purchase for $76. Students who would like to order a copy of the 2026 yearbook can find more information at FortunaHigh.com/yearbook.
Students who missed school photos earlier this year will have one final opportunity to be included in the yearbook. Make-up photos will be taken in Room AB3 on Thursday, March 12th, and will be available during Advisory, Lunch, and After School. This will be the last chance to appear in this year’s yearbook. Students with questions can see Mr. Rios in AB3 or email srios@fuhsdistrict.net.
Students are also reminded that all student parking must take place in the designated student parking lot on 12th Street. Parking elsewhere may result in Saturday School and a possible city fine.
Seniors should mark their calendars for the Senior Class Photo, which will be taken on March 18th during advisory at Husky Field.
Additionally, Cap and Gown order collection will take place on March 10th, when Jim from the graduation company will be on campus to collect forms. He will also have information available about class rings and sports necklaces. Order forms are available in the main office, or students may place orders online at Ultimategrad.com.
Students interested in celebrating and sharing their heritage are invited to participate in the Multicultural Ceremony on May 22, 2026. Students can share their culture through music, dance, poetry, or other performances. Anyone interested should see Mrs. Gomez in the office by March 19th.
Detention & Tutoring
Detention and tutoring opportunities are available throughout the week for students who need support or need to serve assigned detention.
Lunch and after-school detentions take place in Rooms B-3, CA-8, and Café 1 depending on the day. Before-school detention is also available in Room E-3 on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
Academic support is available through lunch math tutoring with Ms. Valdez in Room E-2 on Tuesdays and math tutoring with Mr. Couch in Room E-4 on Thursdays. After-school tutoring is offered in the library with Ms. Day on Tuesdays, and additional support is available in Room F-6 with Mrs. Dixon on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
Students who need attendance or minute recovery can attend sessions in Room B-1 with Ms. Femenella after school on Monday and Thursday.
Saturday School will take place on March 28th from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM in Room B-3 with Mr. Richardson.
Club News
Clubs remain active across campus this week with several opportunities for students to participate.
Garden Club meets Monday after school in the garden between F Building and the Metal Shop, and Interact Club meets Monday at lunch in Room AB-3.
On Tuesday, Dungeons & Dragons Club meets after school in AB-3, and BSU meets every other Tuesday at lunch in Room B-3.
On Wednesday, the Gardening Club will host a table at break in front of the cafeteria where students can sample garden-grown snow peas and take home herbs such as rosemary, thyme, and sage while supplies last.
Thursday features several club meetings, including Future Leaders in Education Club in Ag 1 at lunch, FCA in Room CA-2 for Pizza with a Pastor, MECHA Club in Room CA-4, and GSA in the Wellness Center. Creeks Club continues its weekly recycling efforts after school on the senior lawn and holds regular meetings during the second and fourth Thursdays of each month.
On Friday, Cert Club, Theatre Club in CA-6, and Book Club in CA-7 will meet during lunch. Creeks Club will also host a campus clean-up after school, welcoming any students who would like to help improve campus in a short 30-minute effort.
Husky Sports
Spring sports are getting underway across Fortuna High.
The Fortuna Girls Softball team had an impressive start to their season with a strong series of wins. The team defeated Kelseyville twice in a doubleheader on March 5th, with final scores of 10-6 and 14-5, and followed it up with another victory on March 7th against South Fork, winning 10-8.
The Fortuna Varsity Boys Baseball team also picked up a win against South Fork High School, defeating them 10-7 on March 7th.
With spring sports now underway, fans can also look forward to upcoming competitions in Track and Field and Golf as their seasons begin.
Husky Eats
This week’s breakfast menu includes French toast on Monday, biscuits and gravy on Tuesday, chicken and waffles on Wednesday, pancake puffs on Thursday, and a ham and cheese bagel on Friday. Additional breakfast options include PB&J sandwiches, parfaits, and cereal.
Lunch options for the week include corn dogs on Monday, nacho bar on Tuesday, spaghetti on Wednesday, a chicken mashed potato bowl on Thursday, and a chicken ranch wrap on Friday. All lunches include vegetables, fruit, milk, and access to the salad bar.
Stay informed, stay involved, and keep showing your Husky Pride.
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