News pertaining to FVHS, Fountain Valley, and the greater Orange County area.
Fountain Valley High School’s Graduation Night will take place this year for the Class of 2026 despite circulating concerns about its possible cancellation, according to administration.
On Nov. 4th, Californian voters will flock to polling stations in order to vote on the redistricting proposition, Proposition 50.
The No Kings protests emerged as a response to recent policies made by the Trump administration that were seen as an overreach of Constitutional powers, creating a space to express dissatisfaction with the current president.
The festival, which is a unique local event, is starting on Friday, Sept. 5 and ending on Sunday, Sept. 7.
Installed at the beginning of the school year, security cameras may have captured students changing during at least two events.
The future of the school’s theatre program remains uncertain after theatre teacher Robert Zick was permanently reassigned to Ocean View High School due to declining enrollment and student interest.
Seniors were allowed to paint select parking spaces for the first time this year, but their art was covered during spring break — before the end of the school year.
Baronchella is FVHS’s newest talent celebration and will replace the long-standing Mr. and Mrs. Baron event for this school year.
Sports teams are encouraged to use the same specific colors, fonts, logos and mascots in their uniforms.
Additional pathway course opportunities are available for students to explore psychology, emergency medical response, health careers and nursing.