New EPA rule aims for electric and hybrid future by 2032
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, the Biden administration issues new guidelines for electric vehicle use.
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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.
Schiff and Garvey advance to California’s General Senate Election
California held its Senate primary elections on March 5, 2024, with Adam Schiff and Steve Garvey advancing, following two weeks of ballot counting.
The effect of school shooter drills
As fear runs rampant amidst the ongoing increase in school shooter drills across the globe, schools attempt to prepare for the terrifying situation, but are school shooter drills really effective?
Nine AP exams will only be offered in a digital format beginning May 2025
The College Board will administer these exams through digital test devices, with paper exams only available for special accommodations.
FVHS Song Competition Team makes history at DTU Nationals
The Fountain Valley High School Song Competition Team made history this season by qualifying for finals at the National level at Dance Team Union Nationals in Orlando, Florida.
How touchscreen Chromebooks have affected Fountain Valley High School
Some teachers have adjusted their classrooms to account for the increased capabilities of touchscreen Chromebooks.
Tim Shaw wins election to OC Board of Education
Shaw secured the seat for Trustee Area 4 after narrowly defeating David Johnson.
FVHS establishes new on-campus, during-bell dual enrollment pathways for Precalculus and AP English classes
When selecting courses for next year, students will have the options of high school and college credit classes that take place at FVHS during the school day.