College and Career Resources

Parent Resources

CaliforniaColleges.edu Parent Account Information

Parents and guardians can create a free CaliforniaColleges.edu account to stay informed and support their student's college and career planning journey. View your child's progress, learn about financial aid, and access helpful college and career resources. Download the flyer for step-by-step account setup instructions.

Download the Parent Account Guide

Scholarships

Last Updated: August 2026
Scholarship opportunities are updated as information is received from sponsoring organizations. Opportunities labeled Awaiting Updated Information are retained for reference until new application details are released. Please verify all deadlines and requirements directly with the scholarship provider.

Visit C123 for questions about scholarships.

2026-2027 AGC Construction Education Foundation School & Community Program Grants (Awaiting Updated Information)

⚠️ Industry‑Specific Scholarships

These scholarships are only for students pursuing careers in the construction industry or construction‑related fields.

The AGC Construction Education Foundation (AGC CEF) offers multiple scholarship opportunities to support students entering skilled trades, construction training programs, or construction‑aligned college degree pathways, including areas such as construction management, engineering, landscape construction, and related fields.

Scholarships range from $500 to $2,500 and include options for:

Skilled trades and apprenticeship programs
Two‑year and four‑year college programs
Landscape and construction‑related career pathways

🗓 Application Deadline: April 15, 2026

👉 Students who are interested should visit the application website for full eligibility details and requirements: AGC CEF Scholarships 2026

📧 Questions:
Cecilia Palomera — palomerac@agc-ca.org

BLU Educational Foundation Scholarship

District Scholarship List

Exchange Club of Fontana Scholarships (Awaiting Updated Information)

Students can now apply for the Exchange Club of Fontana Scholarships by visiting ExchangeClubofFontana.org/scholarships/. All applications are due February 13, 2026. Available scholarships include:

Accepting the Challenge of Excellence (ACE)
Youth of the Year, and Legacy Award
Legacy Award

 Visit the Exchange Club of Fontana Scholarship website for details.

Free College Scholarship Search

Local Scholarship Opportunity

The Local Scholarship Application is now open to all current Kaiser High School seniors.

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Application Deadline: Friday, March 19, 2027
Students may apply by scanning the QR code on the scholarship flyer.

The scholarship committee will meet in April to make selections unless a donor chooses to select their own recipient. Toward the end of April, selected students and their parent/guardian will receive a notification letter, along with an invitation to be recognized at Senior Awards Night.

For questions, please reach out to Mr. Hackett's office at (909) 357-5900

Student-View Scholarship Program

The Student-View Scholarship is a unique opportunity for high school seniors.
It is open to all students regardless of academic achievement or financial need.

* NO minimum SAT or ACT score
* NO minimum grade point average
* NO lengthy, time-consuming paperwork
* NO essays
* NO application fees

Visit the Student-View Scholarship website for details and scholarship opportunities.

The Hagan Scholarship

College 101

Your Future Starts Here! 🎓

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Did you know FUSD students have access to special opportunities through partnerships with colleges and universities like Cal Poly Pomona, CSUSB, Chaffey College, California Baptist University, and more? Explore guaranteed admission programs, scholarships, dual enrollment classes, and other resources designed to help you reach your college and career goals.

Learn more:

FUSD College & Regional Partnerships

Attention Kaiser Students!

What kind of life do you want after high school? CaliforniaColleges.edu will help you figure it out and give you the tools to make it happen. CaliforniaColleges.edu is a powerful online platform that helps students plan for college and career success.

Discover your interests and values.
Find careers, colleges, or majors to explore and reach your goals.
Learn how to find money to pay for college.
Launch college and financial aid applications.
Monitor all your progress in one place.

How to log in:

From Your Student Laptops, Go to ClassLink, then click on or search for "California Colleges" in the search bar. This will take you to your account log in where everything is ready for you.

It’s easy, helpful, and made just for California students. Start planning your future today!

Exclusive College & Career Readiness Resources with the BLU Educational Foundation

Henry J. Kaiser High School is proud to be the only school in the district partnering with the BLU Educational Foundation, a leading nonprofit dedicated to empowering students and families through education, leadership, and civic engagement.

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Through this unique partnership, Kaiser students receive exclusive one-on-one support from outside mentors—experienced professionals who guide students through every step of their college and career journey. This level of personalized mentorship is only available at Kaiser and is designed to help students build confidence, make informed decisions, and achieve their postsecondary goals.

Every Wednesday, BLU advisors are on-site at Kaiser High School, working directly with students during the school day. Whether you're a student exploring college options, applying for financial aid, or planning your future career, BLU is here to help—right on campus.

In addition to on-campus support, BLU offers offsite opportunities for our students to attend workshops, boot camps, and college readiness events at locations like San Bernardino Valley College and other community venues. These experiences provide deeper engagement, access to regional resources, and exposure to college environments.

BLU Foundation Welcome Presentation

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