The rise of Fake News
Online news informs many people but it can get hard separating the real news from the fake.
Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
Online news informs many people but it can get hard separating the real news from the fake.
FVHS staff members held an open advice forum about stress management, anxiety, school and other issues on Wednesday, Feb. 21.
“I’m a jungler. I go from lane to lane between the three lanes applying pressure to the map.”
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.
Some FVHS students have had issue with last Wednesday’s gathering at the bowl and school walkout.
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.
In the light of the recent Parkland school shooting, people are advocating the #WalkUpNotOut movement in hopes it will do more than walking out.
FVHS students share their opinion why the walkout was important.
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.
FVHS Student Walkout photo gallery.