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About Us

The Fesler Junior High community is immersed in a rich learning environment and surrounded by talented professionals. Our staff is committed to meeting the needs of all students. We provide a rigorous academic program in a supportive, compassionate environment.

We have dedicated staff who work hard to ensure your child receives a strong educational experience. Fesler Junior High teachers will foster literacy, promote an understanding for mathematics; explore the world of science and social studies, while integrating technology into the learning process.

Parent involvement is important and your child will have a better school experience if you know what is going on at school. All teachers need your help to ensure students succeed, so please make sure you participate in your child’s educational journey and keep up with the activities and educational opportunities at Fesler Junior High School.

Here are some helpful ideas to stay involved:

  1. Meet your child’s teachers and administrators.
  2. Volunteer to help out at school whenever possible.
  3. Familiarize yourself and your child with the student agenda, which includes school rules such as dress codes, conduct, attendance, etc.

Please don’t hesitate to come by or call if you have questions regarding your child’s education.
(805) 361-7880


Mission Statement:
Our mission is to ensure that all students learn by creating a community that focuses on student learning, by working collaboratively and holding ourselves accountable for results.

School Profile:
Fesler Junior High School is located in Santa Maria and serves students in grades seven through eight following a traditional calendar. At the beginning of the 2024-25 school year, 974 students were enrolled, including 9.9% in special education, 38.6% qualifying for English Language Learner support, 0.5% foster youth, 20.1% homeless youth, 10.9% migrant education, and 96.7% socioeconomically disadvantaged.