School districts contend over ethnic studies curriculum in Orange County
The implementation of ethnic studies courses is up to each School Board. Supporters and opponents have disagreed and made their voices heard throughout Orange County.
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Artists respond: What does a post-pandemic world look like to you?
Baron Banner staff say a post-pandemic world includes both excitement and anxiety.
Special education students adapt despite extra COVID-19 difficulties
COVID-19 has been devastating for students across the country, but special education students have been especially impacted. Here’s how HBUHSD students have adapted.
Environmental racism plagues communities of color
People of color are more likely to live in areas heavy with pollution, and environmental justice movements are trying to change that.
Scholarship opportunities for students to explore
Scholarships help relieve some of the financial strain when it comes to pursuing a higher education in the United States.
Artists respond: 2020 in one word
FVHS students and Baron Banner staff describe 2020 in their artwork.
‘Can’t Hurt Me’ is a good start to the new year
The beauty in “Can’t Hurt Me” lies in David Goggins owning his mistakes and telling readers how to build a better foundation for success.
How COVID-19 has transformed standardized testing in California
Policies on standardized tests have changed in response to the pandemic.
‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ and the importance of financial education
Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad Poor Dad” brings attention to the gaping holes in our financial education.
Artist respond: What are Barons thankful for?
Barons are grateful for having a roof over their heads, the solidarity in their communities, nature and more.