Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
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.
Approximately one month into the school year, students and staff discuss the impacts of certain changes in the bell schedule and the reasoning behind them.
Orange County’s bus service came to a halt on Nov. 3 when maintenance workers went on strike after contract negotiations with OCTA broke down.
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California Senator Nancy Skinner has proposed a new bill that will fund yellow school buses to transport all students to and from school.
Here’s what students need to know as scholarship deadllines near.
A problem involving the minimum instructional minutes required for every student has caused many issues a few weeks into school.
A new variation of fentanyl known as “rainbow fentanyl” arises just as Halloween is around the corner.
Principal Paul Lopez and the Health Office weigh in on the transition to a new “normal.”
Four days before the Bell Game pep rally, the FVHS Dance team was no longer on the assembly’s agenda.