Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
During Potter PRIDE time, students learn computer coding by manipulating video games in Mrs. Higashida
Students create paper mache pinatas in a popular activity led by Mr. Angulo during Potter PRIDE time on May 27 at Potter Jr. High School.
FALLBROOK – On Friday, May 27, Potter Junior High School held its Positive Behavioral Incentive and Support (PBIS) program finale including an end-of-trimester reward party and Potter PRIDE time. Students who earned Potter PRIDE time were rewarded for their leadership and collaboration in activities.
Through the first two trimesters of the year, Potter Jr. High School, the only comprehensive junior high school in the Fallbrook Union Elementary School District, has experienced a 54 percent decline in suspensions, a 38 percent decline in after-school detentions, a 46 percent decline in lunch detentions, and a 21 percent reduction in the total number of discipline referrals.
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