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California is developing its first ever Southeast Asian curriculum, set to be done by September 2025. Through extensive outreach to the Asian community for feedback, the model curriculum is on track be a collaborative and extensive push towards adequate Southeast Asian historical representation.
The amount of clubs this 2022-2023 year took a significant jump, so for next year, ASB plans to condense the number.
This was the strongest cyclone to hit the Bay of Bengal in the last 10 years: 3.2 million people might require humanitarian need as a result of this natural disaster.
Graduating seniors have many ceremonial events and senior clearance they need to complete.
Diane Feinstein’s hospitalization due to shingles has garnered criticism from progressives and defense from allies.
The new honors course will now serve as the advanced and weighted alternative to Algebra 2 starting in the 2023-2024 school year.
During this summer, FVHS will be building its new wellness center, ‘Le Sanctuaire.’ As a part of a county-wide initiative to promote better mental health for teenagers, ‘Le Sanctuaire’ will be a safe space for students to visit and practice mindfulness.
The problems with digital AP exams have resulted in the change to paper formats for the remaining AP exams at FVHS.
Both traditional and block bell schedules will be considered as options for next school year.
The district may integrate more online resources into courses in the future.