What are the senior honors awards offered at FVHS?
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News pertaining to FVHS, Fountain Valley, and the greater Orange County area.
FVHS students dunk on staff in annual charity basketball game to support foster youth
Hosted by the FVHS Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy, the team of basketball student-athletes secured a 103-92 win and raised money for the Orangewood Foundation.
Some science teachers at Fountain Valley High School implement assessment-based grading policy
Weekly digital notebooks no longer contribute any points to students’ grades in the new grading policy.
How FVHS protects its campus against pests
From self-contained bait stations to the use of pesticides, FVHS utilizes a variety of preventative and proactive strategies to keep pests at bay.
FVHS to offer new science elective courses for the 2024-2025 school year
The new courses include AP Physics 2 and Forensic Science, while select freshmen Honors Biology students may take an AP Chemistry summer advancement class.
The FVHS Inkineers compete in Houston’s international robotics “FIRST” Championship
The team had a once-in-a-lifetime experience at Houston, where they competed alongside international teams from Romania to South Africa.
ASB adds a sixth member to next year’s Executive Council after surge in voter turnout
After a schoolwide election from March 18 to March 21, ASB has chosen six members to lead next year’s executive board and represent the student body.
Former FVHS mathematics teacher Cathy “Leo” Lichodziejewski to run for HBUHSD Board of Trustees
After retiring from a 37 year teaching career, 27 years of which were spent with the Barons, Leo will be a candidate for Trustee Area One, which encompasses northeastern parts of HBUHSD.
Los Angeles Chargers and Ducommun visit FVHS to celebrate Rock-It Robotics champions
Tailgate-themed food, speeches from CEO Stephen Oswald and NFL player Easton Stick, and flying T-shirts featured in FVHS’s celebratory event.
Huntington Beach City Council votes in favor of privatization of Huntington Beach Public Library
The Huntington Beach City Council’s 4-3 decision becomes an important talking point, as some are worried about the impacts it will have on the local community.