New classes coming to Fountain Valley High School
Take a look at some of the new courses at Fountain Valley High School available starting next school year.
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News pertaining to FVHS, Fountain Valley, and the greater Orange County area.
The faces of FVHS: the story behind our logos
Why does FVHS have so many logos? Where did they all come from? FVHS has used a variety of logos since its inception.
Model United Nations pathway to be launched next year at Fountain Valley High School
Students will have the choice of enrolling in a Honors/Model United Nations (MUN) pathway involving both core social science content and participation in MUN conferences.
Effects of the national egg shortage on Fountain Valley
Local grocery stores experience sharp price increases as millions of egg-laying birds are killed as a result of the HPAI epidemic.
FVHS teachers vote to overhaul the current modified Monday bell schedule
FVHS teachers rewind the bell schedule process and select a new modified schedule for second semester.
CIF Southern Section may introduce girls flag football to high school sports
A proposal to make girls flag football a CIF sport could introduce more opportunities to FVHS students.
FVHS sports teams suffer from lack of pool remodeling
The current pool is an ongoing frustration to the athletes, as many try to find ways to adjust to the disadvantages.
FVHS awaits free menstrual product dispensers
FVHS must provide free menstrual products for its students starting this school year, which has not happened yet.
Teachers’ union and district close in on a new employment contract after more than a year of turbulent negotiations
Over the last year and a half, the teachers’ union and HBUHSD have gone through several attempts to agree on a new contract for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 school years. With the release of their first tentative agreement on Nov. 3, the process to this contract has had many steps.
Further steps taken to tackle the adolescent mental health crisis
Following the release of a report by the US Preventive Services Task Force to screen children ages 12-18 for depression, students and Cynthia Olaya, school psychologist, discuss the importance of addressing students’ mental health.