Spanish Club hosts their first ever Posada
Spanish club hosts a night full of fun for students to learn more about Mexican culture.
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Exploring the sewer system at FVHS
As many can smell, there is an ongoing stench coming from the storm drains near the bowl. As noted in a previous article, The Morning Stench of Fountain Valley, this stench is most likely coming from the drainage system at the pond at Mile Square Park. There may be more to the problem however, and to find the answer we must dive deeper than the surface: into the sewer itself.
MC3 builds a community, one block at a time
MC3, the Minecraft Club, aims to introduce the game to students of FVHS while simultaneously creating a new community of campus where students can share their interests and ideas in a amongst like-minded individuals.
Ecology of FV
Fountain Valley is home to a diverse system of organisms that all interact in a highly complex set of interactions.This has prompted me to develop the first trophic pyramid for these interactions in the Fountain Valley area, which shows the interactions of organisms and transfer of energy through an ecosystem.
Grammy nominations deliver diversity to nominees
The 2018 Grammy nominations have recently been announced and representation flows as the nominees for Record, Album and Song of the Year mainly consist of artists of color.
KIWIN’S granted the opportunity to win up to $2500 through Halo Grant
Founatin Valley KIWIN’S is in the running to win a $2000-$2500 grant.
Students express their opinions on moving the school year forward
Students share their opinions on shifting the school year forward.
Physiology and Sports Medicine ROP students explore the Body Worlds exhibit
Physiology and Sports Medicine ROP students spend a day exploring the California Science Center and what it has to offer.
The Ongoing Fight For Net Neutrality
The FCC plans to repeal net neutrality on Dec. 14 this year, a plan met with fervent opposition from many internet users. This would allow internet service providers (ISPs) to control what users are able to do online.
Students share their views about UC applications
Read about what FVHS seniors think about UC applications!