Headline news stories from our school and around the world.
FVHS is home to a lot of students, but is it too much? Overcrowding is a global trend and it is affecting public high schools such as our own as well. In this article, we will explore student to classroom ratios to see if FVHS is a victim of this global trend.
Unlike previous years, sophomores have the opportunity to take the PSAT for free while juniors must pay a fee of $25.
Beginning Sept. 30, the front office will no longer be accepting any lunch, electronic devices or cash drop offs due to safety concerns.
FVRR received a grand invitation from the Lord Deputy Mayor of Westminster in England to perform at the 2019 London New Year’s Day Parade and Festival.
“Senior year is notorious for being “easy” and “fun” in comparison to previous years. Read on to find out if this is really the case!
Climate change has been a popular topic for years and now with all that is happening in the world, people are speaking up for what they believe on the issue
FVHS supervision works to provide additional senior parking permits to students after realizing there are more parking spaces than permits previously given.
Originally started as a joke, Facebook event ‘Scream like Goku’ brought forth over 100 spectators and 30 students who let out thunderous, undying Goku screams.
The logistics behind implementing language courses make it difficult for Fountain Valley High School to include languages into its curriculum.
Starting this year, cheer becomes part of CIF after a countless number of years of fighting to consider cheer as a sport.