In late 1924, the school relocated to a new building designed by the architectural firm headed by California’s first state architect George C. The school’s first freshman class consisted of twenty-one students.

Preparations for the church’s use as a school included lowering the ceiling, the installation of partitions to separate the main church room from the area which housed two classrooms. The decision to form a school district for Folsom occurred too late in the year to secure a building for the new high school so the new district’s trustees rented the Folsom Methodist Church for the freshman class, allowing the older students to remain in San Juan High School. Please contact the contributing institution for more information regarding the copyright status of this object.ĭescription A postcard dating to between 19 featuring Folsom Union High School which opened in October of 1922 under the direction of Principal C.L. “I mean these kids get slapped on the wrist and they move along with their day,” Accius said.įolsom High School could not be contacted for comment.Title Folsom Union High School Date Created and/or Issued 1950s “If not or when they're done with them, they’re expendable.”Īccius said that this has happened before and the district is out of touch with what is happening. “If you’re a person of color who can help them with their brand and help produce a championship, they’ll bring you up there,” Accius said. Folsom High home for sale: MLS222033626 Built by Taylor Morrison Ready August The Cobalt Plan 1 at Azure is a single story home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and 1,784 square feet of well-designed living space. Although a very large school, its not difficult to find people who share the same interests and passions as you do without fear of being ostracized.

He said that if Aniyha were an athlete she would have gotten protection from the school and shows the exploitation of students and athletes of color. Folsom High School provides students with a surplus of academic, artistic, musical, and athletic opportunities and electives not offered to many other schools. But I don’t think there’s anything in place, policy-wise, for using those words,” Accius said. I think people have become too lax on that word. Voice of the Youth founder and advocate Berry Accius, who has been supporting the family, said his frustration is with the district not having zero tolerance for racial slurs directed towards any student, but especially African Americans. FCUSD and its schools will not tolerate acts of racism, hate or bullying and treat such egregious offenses with the fullest extent of disciplinary measures allowable.” Because of student confidentiality, we will not discuss student specifics, but we can share that all measures according to our legal, due process procedures are actively being pursued. Our first course of action was to tend to the well-being of the student who reported this, and school administrators have communicated and met with the family. Immediately upon learning of this activity, the school and district administration took actionable steps to address it. “Administrators at Folsom High were first made known of this activity last Friday, January 21.

The Folsom Cordova Unified School District released the following statement to KCRA 3. “I didn’t move them to this suburban neighborhood for this kind of stuff to happen.” “I moved my kids out of the hood so we could have a better life,” Amos said. “I took her out of school that day and we haven’t felt it’s safe for her to go because other students are still making racist comments about my daughter,” Amos said.Īmos said she moved to Folsom from a more violent area of Sacramento so that her children would feel safer at school. Amos said the two boys who began bullying her daughter in October 2021, were suspended Monday and that Aniyha felt unsafe after having to walk by them in the office.

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