Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
After photos of Newport-Mesa Unified School District (NMUSD) students posing around a swastika made of party cups while performing Nazi salutes first went viral over the weekend, they have since made international headlines and become the center of a national storm of backlash.
Photos of Newport-Mesa students posing with a swastika and Nazi salutes went viral, shocking the local and national community.
About 30 students turn out for the first-ever College and Career Lunch & Learn.
Instead of asking students to register for AP exams by late January and early February, the College Board pushes its deadline to early November.
Almost all of us have spent money at a school vending machine. But where does all this money go?
Learn the story behind a long-neglected issue culminating in some teachers evacuating their classes.
Two ASB senior officers were recently removed from office for undisclosed behavior.
Fountain Valley KIWIN’S fundraises for the Thirst Project and makes efforts to end the global water crisis.
Teachers from across the United States and Mexico gathered on Sunday in El Paso, Texas for a ‘Teach-In-for-Freedom’ demonstration calling for the release, improved treatment and family reunification of the thousands of children held in immigration detention camps in the U.S.
Wonder why February only has 28 days? There is more history to it than it appears.