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Resources for Students

Computer Login

Students new to the district will use the following computer login the first time they sign in.
Username: student ID#
Password: 8-digit birthday lowercase 1st initial (ex. 08012007k)
 
Students who attended a school in the FUSD district, your login will be the following:
Username: student ID#
Password: student-created password (computer login password)
 
Each student's teacher on their schedule can reset their computer password. 
 

Student email account

You can access your student email account once you log in to Office 365. If you are using a district laptop, the Office 365 tab will appear when you open a browser. Students must frequently check their email accounts, as this is one of the main ways the school communicates information. 
 
District/Student Email:
StudentID#@students.fusd.net (ex. 1112256@students.fusd.net)
Password:
student-created password (computer login password)
 

Checking out Count Library Books

Students must have a San Bernardino County library card to check out any book that is not part of the district-adopted curriculum. Students may apply for a free county library card with a school librarian during school hours. If students choose to apply after school hours, they must bring a parent or guardian with them. Students can search the county library catalog for a physical book, audiobook, or e-book. See the school librarians for more details or questions. 

Databases

The Fontana Unified School District provides access to various databases, including Gale, Britannica School, World Book, ProQuest, and TeachingBooks.net. These databases are designed to support high school students in deepening their understanding of various topics and provide reliable, diverse resources. The databases can be accessed through ClassLink.

Usernames and Passwords 

  • ProQuest: A comprehensive collection of scholarly articles, dissertations, and primary sources for in-depth research.
  • Gale: Databases covering diverse subjects with articles, multimedia content, and primary sources to enhance understanding.
  • Britannica School: Reliable, age-appropriate information across all subjects, including interactive content for engaging learning.
  • World Book: Accurate and accessible information suitable for all grade levels, with multimedia and interactive features.
  • TeachingBooks.net: Literary resources such as author interviews and book guides to enrich the reading experience.

Test Prep

AP, SAT, & ACT test prep or search for schools and scholarships that fit you! 
*Database passwords can be found in the Library Channel in the Kaiser Student Teams 
> Kaiser Students Team
    > Library Channel
       > Files tab at the top
 Click here to access the databases!
 

Need Help Writing an Essay or citing resources?

See an example of a works cited page in MLA format from Purdue OWL. You can also find resources and examples in APA format. 
On the MLA.org website, you can see examples of where to locate information from various sources (articles, books, etc.) for your citations, or simply check to make sure your paper is correctly formatted.    
Learn how to set your word document in MLA format or other formats by watching this video from Microsoft.   
Get help with citing your resources using these citation websites
  Tips for Research 
  • Research Tips for Google
Learn how to search Google and find credible sources and information with these quick research tips! 
 
  • Search Strategy Tips Video
Learn how to research like a pro video coming soon. 
 
  • Lateral Reading Explained
Find out how professional fact-checkers sort fact from fiction online video coming soon.
Learn how to read laterally with author John Green video coming soon. 
 
  • Reliable Sources Videos

Learn how to evaluate resources for credibility video coming soon. 

Fact-Checking Websites
Images 
  • Using a copyrighted photo or image without permission is plagiarism. The Creative Commons Search provides an easy way to find copyright-free images, videos, and music to use in your presentations. 
  • Need to find out where images you want to use have been seen on the internet? Learn how to use Google Reverse Image Search to fact-check images.  
What is Copyright? 
Classwork and Homework Help
Khan Academy has FREE video tutorials for test prep, college and career information, personal finance/budgeting, and to help you study for various subjects.
Creating an account is voluntary, no username or password required. Click the "courses" tab in the top left-hand corner of the website to see available subjects and topics. 
 
Library Fines
If a student receives a library notice informing them that they owe money for library materials, students must pay the bookkeeper AND bring their receipt to the library to show the school librarians.
 
  • Student fees are not cleared until the school librarians clear them in their textbook account.
  • Students are responsible for checking with the school librarians to make sure their records have been cleared for library fees owed to other sites.