Students’ opinions of President Trump one year later
Students reflect on Trump’s presidency since election day one year ago.
News
Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
Lockdown interrupts school day
At 9:55 a.m., Fountain Valley High School went on lockdown due to an incident near campus.
Drone Racing Club strives for aerial superiority
If you blink, you might miss them. The Drone Racing Club takes flight with radio controlled hardware built with one goal in mind: speed.
Breaking down CA’s bill promising free first year at community colleges
The new California bill appears to open a flurry of higher education opportunities for Californians, but it has let important details go unsaid.
Are binders becoming obsolete?
Binders have been a common way of transporting papers and books in schools for decades. Recently however, more people are switching to carrying everything in their backpacks. Why is this shift occurring and what are the benefits of one type over another?
ROP Spotlight: Engineering Innovations
Take a look into Engineering Innovations, one of the many ROP courses available to FVHS students.
Teachers voice their opinions on the excess amount of paper ASB uses for posters
The Associated Student Body uses hundreds of sheets of paper for their posters and teachers are offering alternatives to the harmful method.
Katherine Ngo tackles her way onto Barons’ football team
Through countless hours of practice, senior Katherine Ngo gained speed, strength and size, making her more confident about playing football at FVHS.
Chemistry students partake in annual “Molemorial” Day
Chemistry students gather in the science hall before the break of dawn to geek out, unleash their inner chemist, and participate in the Mole Day festivities.
ASB’s long poster-producing process in preparation for Bell Week
ASB and Senate spend many hours to create hundreds of posters for the annual Bell Week.