Dark Shadows Review
Set initially in 18th century America and later during the counterculture movement of the 20th century, Dark Shadows is sure to wow viewers – and […]
AuthorDorothy Nguyen
Graduation Requirements May Be Cut Twenty-Five Percent
On April 17, 2012, Los Angeles Board of Education district officials proposed an overall reduction in high school graduation requirements. They planned to allow students […]
Baron Art Dominates District Art Show
The District Art Show, held on March 23 at the district office, showcased some of school district’s best art pieces, including works of several Fountain […]
AP Exam Fee Waivers Slashed
Funding for AP exam waiver fees was cut from $43 million to $29 million during the 2011-2012 school year. The smaller fee reductions will impact […]
Assembly Bill 1767 Will Potentially Eliminate CELDT
On February 17, 2012, Orange County Assemblyman Chris Norby introduced the Assembly Bill 1767, a bill which would dramatically change English Language Learner (ELL) programs. […]
NYC Education Pulls Banned Words List
On April 3, 2012, one week after the release of a list of words banned from New York’s standardized tests, the New York Department of […]
Pep Squad Raffles off 2012 Toyota Prius
FVHS’s Pep Squad’s 2012 Toyota Prius Give-a-Way was held on March 2, 2012, in the Bowl 10 minutes after the last dismissal bell. The lucky […]
Pride Day 2012
By Tue Duong Enthusiastic students toiling away at laborious tasks, the smell of fresh mulch filling the air, newly planted seedlings and trees decorating the […]
Euro Caffé: Europe in a Cup
With its delectable coffees, tea, and pastries, the Euro Caffé offers a brief glimpse into the idealized European lifestyle. Surrounded by garden arbors and decorated […]
Thasos Greek Island Grille
Tired of going out to eat at the same places? Located in a strip mall across the street from South Coast Plaza, Thasos Greek Island […]