School districts contend over ethnic studies curriculum in Orange County
The implementation of ethnic studies courses is up to each School Board. Supporters and opponents have disagreed and made their voices heard throughout Orange County.
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California enters severe drought
A shortage of water, combined with high temperatures, could lead to problems like severe wildfires and flooding.
HBUHSD to offer summer dual enrollment classes with Golden West College
Students can take dual enrollment classes to earn high school and college credit.
Special education program prepares to transition to in-person instruction
Changes are being made to better prepare special ed classes for their return to in-person instruction.
Here’s how HBUHSD spent federal and state COVID-19 relief funding
Seventy-three staff members in total reported spending over $50,000 out of pocket despite HBUHSD receiving over $10 million.
FVHS cafeteria invites students to a summer job
Students can work alongside the FVHS kitchen staff this summer to support the community.
European Super League receives heavy criticism, fails
The European Super League collapsed only a few days after its official announcement.
‘They Called Us Enemy’ author George Takei speaks virtually with HBUHSD
George Takei spoke to district-wide listeners about his book, “They Called Us Enemy”, and his experiences with political activism and advocacy.
ASB Executive Council chosen without election
Concerns about low turnout and the return to school after a virtual year led to a break in recent tradition.
Orange County food banks mobilize during the pandemic
Food banks have stepped up and adapted to the challenges of COVID-19 to fill people’s stomachs.