First-ever Student Support Forum allows students to seek advice
FVHS staff members held an open advice forum about stress management, anxiety, school and other issues on Wednesday, Feb. 21.
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Khoi Pham battles on Summoner’s Rift towards Masters
“I’m a jungler. I go from lane to lane between the three lanes applying pressure to the map.”
FVHS follows suit in the creation of its first fish farm
To combat ecological and ecosystem problems, teachers have went from creating mini fish farms in their classrooms to finally having creating a large scale one on campus.
Roaming Reporter: Sitting in during a national walkout
Some FVHS students have had issue with last Wednesday’s gathering at the bowl and school walkout.
Desiree Castell awarded $20,000 scholarship from Girls Inc.
On March 5, FVHS senior Desiree Castell sat in Joshua Alvaro’s second period AP macroeconomics class as a crowd of adults walked in. A roar of applauses followed the big news.
#WalkUpNotOut encourages students to promote kindness instead of protesting
In the light of the recent Parkland school shooting, people are advocating the #WalkUpNotOut movement in hopes it will do more than walking out.
Roaming Reporter: FVHS walkout participants
FVHS students share their opinion why the walkout was important.
FVHS students march in solidarity for National Walkout Day
In response to the growing #NeverAgain movement, FVHS students decided to advocate for gun control during Baron Academic Time. In a turn of events, students marched to City Hall and FVPD on Brookhurst and Slater.
Photo Gallery: student walkout
FVHS Student Walkout photo gallery.
National Walkout Day: What you need to know
Like thousands of students around the nation, FVHS students have organized a walkout that will take place tomorrow at the Bowl. With the impending walkout, here’s more information on the reasons behind the walkout’s creation and our rights to protest as students.