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.
News
Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
The SAT Suite of Assessments is turning digital
College Board is switching to a digital adaptive version of the SAT and PSAT that will improve the test-taking experience for students and administrators.
The environmental impacts of artificial intelligence
Many people are interested by educational and creative aspects of artificial intelligence, yet it also has significant environmental implications.
Schools are increasingly becoming a battleground for culture wars
2024 Presidential candidate Donald Trump has already made education reform a key tenet of his campaign, with both parties in a battle over the culture war.
The Silky Sullivan’s says goodbye… for now
The Silky Sullivan’s prepares to close its doors after thirty-nine years.
California’s COVID-19 state of emergency ended in February
On Feb. 28, California ended the COVID-19 state of emergency.
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.
Congress passes a new House rules package ahead of the 118th Congress
On January 9, 2023, the 118th Congress passed a new house rules package, laying the foundation for how the House will operate over the next two years.
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.
California Senator Diane Feinstein to not run for re-election
Long time California Democratic Senator Diane Feinstein announced that she will not seek re-election, opting for retirement.