Commercial aviation: how safe is it to fly?
Concerned you may fall out of the sky? Don’t worry, it probably won’t happen.
News
Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
How FVHS protects its campus against pests
From self-contained bait stations to the use of pesticides, FVHS utilizes a variety of preventative and proactive strategies to keep pests at bay.
FVHS to offer new science elective courses for the 2024-2025 school year
The new courses include AP Physics 2 and Forensic Science, while select freshmen Honors Biology students may take an AP Chemistry summer advancement class.
USC bans valedictorian from speaking following safety concerns
Following safety concerns and the cancellation of all speakers, USC has now cancelled their mainstage graduation ceremony.
The FVHS Inkineers compete in Houston’s international robotics “FIRST” Championship
The team had a once-in-a-lifetime experience at Houston, where they competed alongside international teams from Romania to South Africa.
ASB adds a sixth member to next year’s Executive Council after surge in voter turnout
After a schoolwide election from March 18 to March 21, ASB has chosen six members to lead next year’s executive board and represent the student body.
Palestine, through the eyes of our MENA students
Empathy has become a lost art among an onslaught of global events.
SpaceX Starship on its way to reshape space launches
SpaceX recently launched Starship on a sub-orbital test flight and makes advances in the modern-day space race.
Former FVHS mathematics teacher Cathy “Leo” Lichodziejewski to run for HBUHSD Board of Trustees
After retiring from a 37 year teaching career, 27 years of which were spent with the Barons, Leo will be a candidate for Trustee Area One, which encompasses northeastern parts of HBUHSD.
New EPA rule aims for electric and hybrid future by 2032
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, the Biden administration issues new guidelines for electric vehicle use.