Are the humanities nearing its end?
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News
Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
Huntington Beach and California spar over housing
Huntington Beach and California are fighting over whether Huntington Beach has to enforce the Housing Element Law to build more affordable housing units.
FVHS welcomes Japanese students to campus during the Foreign Exchange Program
For a day, Japanese students were able to travel internationally and shadow students on campus, allowing Barons to expand their Japanese skills while offering Japanese students a glimpse of Baron life.
New money saving and growing tips for 2023
High school students have the option of opening investment accounts, securing jobs, and growing their savings with parental permission.
HBUHSD finalizes withdrawal from Coastline Regional Occupational Program
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved the withdrawal which will be effective June 30, 2023.
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.
Biden administration approves controversial oil drilling project
On March 13, the Biden administration approved an oil drilling project known by the name of “Willow.” This decision was met with push back from activists and young people.
2023 Angels baseball preview
The Los Angeles Angels look to have a bounce back season and make the playoffs.
HBReads: an enlightening experience through the mind of an author
On March 10, students gathered in the gym to hear multi-talented author Devon Raney talk about his incredible journey.
Some California high schools remove honors classes due to ‘equity’ issues
Due to racial gaps between students enrolled in honors classes versus regular classes, some high schools are choosing to eliminate honors programs altogether.