Resources that you didn’t know the HB library had
From seeds to 3D printers, what free resources does Huntington Beach Central Library have available?
AuthorKevin Sears
Beyond the curriculum, what do teachers really read?
Teachers teach us to read, but what books do they read?
What happened to our scuba diving program?
FVHS once hosted an optional scuba program along with APES. Why did it stop?
The most average Orange Countian
John Green discovered who the most average American is, but who is the most average Orange Countian?
A dive into Baron Banner’s finances
Facing the high costs of camera equipment and printing hundreds of newspapers, what strategies does Baron Banner use to balance the books?
Snapping frowns through unsolicited filming
Is it wrong to film someone without permission? What if it’s harmless? Or for a prank? Explore the harmful effects of filming people without their consent.
From student to student teacher, how Kevin Nguyen returned to FVHS
Before becoming a student teacher, Kevin Nguyen was once a FVHS student. Explore how this alumnus achieves his teaching credentials after switching from a career in the Navy.
Unleashing their “SUPER REAL” selves — two Barons plan to attract audiences with their choreography of Illit’s “Magnetic” moves
Discover how Barons Theresa Nguyen and Khue Tran merge their passion for K-pop and dance into a dynamic hobby.
Are you eligible for testing accommodations?
Considering that there are over 7.3 million disabled students in the U.S., many have seen improved access to a fair education through school accommodations. If a health condition is hindering your access to education, consider applying for accommodations to support your learning needs.
College, check! But what about housing?
Given that 1 in 20 students across the University of California system, and 1 in 10 at UC Berkeley specifically, have reported experiencing homelessness while in school, it’s crucial for seniors to consider housing availability when making their college decisions.