Yemen’s civil war and humanitarian crisis, explained
Here’s an overview of the history of Yemen’s civil war and current humanitarian crisis.
News
Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
Affirmative action amendment passes California Assembly, heads to State Senate
Following a recent State Assembly vote, California could resume affirmative action.
UC drops in-state SAT and ACT exam requirements
UC voted to drop SAT and ACT requirements for undergraduate admissions, a decision that could influence other colleges and universities to do the same.
Lawyers sue College Board over AP exam submission issues
Lawyers sued the College Board on behalf of students who could not submit answers to their AP exams.
HBUHSD proposes emergency grading system for spring semester
HBUHSD has proposed a more lenient grading policy wherein no student will receive a failing mark.
California moves into phase two of stay-at-home orders
Gov. Gavin Newsom announces that workplaces in the retail sector can begin to reopen on May 8.
How the World Language Dept. is adapting to distance learning
With distance learning in place, the World Language has introduced Loom and Flipgrid to enrich language learning.
FVHS to modify senior and school-wide spring activities
Senior and school-wide spring events and activities are unlikely to be held in their traditional formats due to COVID-19.
HBUHSD classes resume grading and instruction
HBUHSD teachers received the green light to resume grading and teaching new material as soon as possible on Tuesday.
HBUHSD closes campuses for the rest of the school year
HBUHSD students will not return to school this year amid the COVID-19 crisis. Instruction will continue remotely.