FVHS teacher Aaron Tyson recognized as HBUHSD Teacher of the Year
Aaron Tyson was awarded HBUHSD Teacher of the Year for his hard work and dedication toward FVHS on Feb. 16.
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Substitutes deserve our recognition
Since the second semester began, substitute teachers have been teaching in place of teachers who have chosen to take a leave of absence.
HBUHSD students compete in the Battle for the Torch
The Battle for the Torch is a new district-wide event that consists of a series of competitions, games and more to connect students throughout HBUHSD.
What to expect from the upcoming HBUHSD e-book system
The district’s e-book system will be a significant addition to the pandemic-era resources that the library has provided so far.
HBUHSD to temporarily return to completely virtual instruction
The district will be online only until the second semester due to coronavirus concerns.
Letters to the editor: HBUHSD should allow remote teachers to remain online
Letters received in response to our Dec. 5, 2020 story about HBUHSD requiring online teachers to return to campus.
Feeling hungry? FVHS offers free grab and go meals
Students can pick up lunch and breakfast for the next day with little to no wait.
Learn about the 2020 HBUHSD trustees candidates here
The six HBUHSD Board of Trustees candidates share their background, goals and why they think they should be elected.
Banned Books Week: what is it and why does it matter?
Why should students care about the 38th annual Banned Books Week?
Roaming Reporter: How do students and staff feel about school reopening?
Students and teachers share their opinion on school reopening on Nov. 3.