In early 1989, a group of Chinese-American residents in the Fullerton Coyote Hills area began to notice a gradual increase of Chinese-American population in the area. They realized the need to organize the Chinese-American community beyond casual friendship by forming a united organization and to establish a Chinese School to educate the next generation.

Under the leadership of Mr. Robert Feng, a non-profit organization was established, and it was named the Fullerton Chinese Cultural Association. Mr. Feng then served as the first Association Chairperson. Mr. Cary Chow was given the task to organize a Chinese School. In September 1989, the Fullerton Chinese School officially began on the campus of Sunny Hills High School. Mr. Chow served as the first school Principal.

The Association and the Chinese School continued to grow throughout the years. Under the leadership of succeeding Chairpersons and school Principals, and the enthusiasm and support of members and parents, the Association has successfully carried out its mission of uniting the Chinese-American community and provides Chinese education.

1989年初，居住於富樂頓野狼山之熱心華裔，見本市華人漸多，雖然平時大家交往頻繁， 相處融洽，但總覺缺少一個有效的團體，凝聚更多力量，設立中文學校，教育下一代。

於是在創會會長馮憲國先生領導之下，幾經波折，終於創立此一 非營利性之華人協會。 創校校長周守正先生熱心奔走，商借日光坡高中校址，設立中文學校， 於1989年九月正式開學。

在歷任會長，校長努力推動，會員，家長全力支援下，本會及本校方能漸上軌道。 負起團結華裔，教育子女之功能。