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Are you looking for Tutoring in Los Angeles or Tutoring in Fullerton? If so, you've come to the right place. Tier One Tutors is a Fullerton tutoring company specializing in all subjects, K-12, as well as AP and SAT Prep. Please Note: Free hour of tutoring does not include SAT Prep. For information on SAT Tutoring in Fullerton, please check out our Los Angeles SAT Tutoring Information Page. More information on Fullerton Fullerton is a city in the American state of California and is currently the 184th city of the country with regards to population, with an estimated head count of 135,161 (data from 2010). It is 22.36 square miles big, which makes it a moderate city in terms of geographical size. Etymology Two brothers, Edward and George Amerige, founded the city of Fullerton in 1887. The city was named after George H. Fullerton, a man that secured the land on behalf of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway company. An interesting factoid is that the city eventually grew out to have the highest count of orange groves of any city in the United States. Demographics Of the current population (135,161), 53.9% is white, 2.3% is African-American, 0.6% is Native American and 22.8% is Asian. Over 34.4% is Hispanic. Of all households, 35.6% have children that are younger than 18 years old. 12.1% of households are single women, 5.5% of the households are single men. The average family size in 2010 was 3.43. Climate The climate of Fullerton is fairly warm, since it is located in the south of California. Average temperature varies between 68°F in January and 80°F in August, with a very dry summer. The climate in general is very pleasant. Public facilities The city of Fullerton is of course home to more than enough higher educational institutions such as Fullerton, Fullerton College and California State University. Other schools are well represented too. The city has five public high schools, four catholic high schools and over 5 private schools. The city has several other facilities such as a large library, the Muckenthaler Cultural Center and Goodwin Field, which is home to the Cal State Fullerton Titans. The city of course has its own police and fire department. |
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