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Psychologists have found that the anxiety levels of high school students today are on par with those of psychiatric patients from the 1950’s and depression and anxiety levels have risen within the past 50 years.
The Fall Festival at Saint Simon and Jude church has been a crowd-pleaser for 52 years now and an excellent way to raise money for the church and parish.
California governor Jerry Brown recently rejected the bill proposing for schools in California to start no later than 8:30 am.
Social media is becoming more and more prevalent in school activities today – from spirit week announcements on Facebook to sports games results on Twitter. How is social media playing a role in school club functions nowadays?
ASL club is a new FVHS club that aims to diversify the world language curriculum and enlighten students on deaf culture.
The College Knowledge Night, presented by the College & Career Center, was held in the cafeteria on Tuesday evening with representatives from Golden West College, Cal State Long Beach, UC Irvine and Soka University of America.
Senior ASB President Natalie Scott shares her ideas on the upcoming year at Fountain Valley High School.
With the construction of the Interstate-405 improvement Project having already started, the traffic around FVHS will soon be even more hectic.
Panique passed away unexpectedly over the weekend.
Universities in 42 states take into account a student’s race, ethnicity and sex in the process of college applications through affirmative action. Should they?