Roaming Reporter: Do you skip meals?
With a heavy schedule, high schoolers often choose to sacrifice their meals to keep pace with their routine. See which meals students tend to skip and how they think it affects their health.
Elyssa Phan
Deck the classrooms with boughs of holly
By Elyssa Phan, Staff Writer/Photographer As high schoolers, our minds are constantly clouded by the next upcoming assignment, upcoming project, upcoming test… that sometimes, we […]
DIY Holiday Cards
The holiday season is right around the corner! And there’s no simpler yet thoughtful gift than a handmade holiday card. Spread the love this year with 5 different holiday cards below!
RR: When’s the right time to listen to Christmas music?
We ask students their thoughts on Christmas music and what time they think is most appropriate to start listening to them.
They don’t stop at the musical charts- BTS take on the big screen
“Burn The Stage,” KPOP group BTS’s first movie, makes its debut in theaters for a special viewing.
New year’s resolutions? Not likely.
The reasons and insight behind why people never accomplish their New Year’s resolutions.
Autumn Lookbook
Find out what students are calling tres chic at FVHS this fall season.
Roaming Reporter: What do your peers have to say about peer grading?
High school is notoriously known as the one place we take our peers’ judgement into way too much consideration. But when it comes to academics, is peer grading truly helpful?
Roaming Reporter: Does music help students study?
Everywhere you look, there is bound to be some group of students with their headphones in. Do they listen to music just for fun or is there actually a more useful purpose behind it – a strategy for tackling homework and studying?
Quizziz vs. Quizlet Live vs. Kahoot: which is the real winner?
We explore the different benefits between Quizziz, Kahoot, and Quizlet Live to find which is most helpful to high school students.