FVHS maintains school safety policies amidst nationwide reconsideration
Following the school shooting in Oxford, Michigan, many schools have begun reevaluating safety plans. But with a comprehensive policy already in place, FVHS has opted not to.
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The Orange County Public Library system removes all fines in order to provide equal access to everyone
The school finished the first week back from break with 143 confirmed COVID-19 cases and hundreds of student absences.
The stockpiling of COVID-19 vaccines in wealthy countries has led to struggles in global distribution, hindering the fight against the pandemic.
The new bill guarantees menstrual hygiene products will be available for free in Californian public schools.
The Huntington Beach Union High School District recently struggled to cover substitutes at several high schools.
India recounts the tragic Sikh genocide as they remember many of the lost lives and scars throughout Indian communities, as the government has yet to issue an apology or sense of justice for those who suffered.
Starting with the class of 2030, California public school students will take ethnic studies to graduate.
Teachers at FVHS have voted in favor of the traditional schedule in accordance with the teacher contract that requires a renewed vote on the bell every four years.
The cancellation of the 2021 Glow Show sparks disappointment from students as the school admin had decided the lack of participation in prior years was not worth the cost.