AEDs and overdose kits: when did they get onto campus? And how do you use them?
The automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and overdose kits have been on campus for a few years, but their presence isn’t noticed by the general student body.
Nurse Marci McLean-Crawford
Fountain Valley High School earns America’s Healthiest Schools award for the second time
On Sept. 10, The Alliance for a Healthier Generation recognized FVHS as America’s Healthiest Schools.
Are you eligible for testing accommodations?
Considering that there are over 7.3 million disabled students in the U.S., many have seen improved access to a fair education through school accommodations. If a health condition is hindering your access to education, consider applying for accommodations to support your learning needs.
The current COVID-19 situation at FVHS
Principal Paul Lopez and the Health Office weigh in on the transition to a new “normal.”
Is breakfast important for students?
We’ve all heard the old adage, “Breakfast is the most important meal of the day,” but is it true? Here’s the breakdown.
Nurse Marci receives the Excellence in School Nursing Award
Marci McLean-Crawford was recognized for her accomplishments as Fountain Valley High School’s nurse.
Surgical face masks reduce your chances of getting sick, if you wear them
We see people wearing face masks all around, but does it actually help?
Health officials recommend flu shots now
The flu can lead to death if untreated. Here’s what you can do to protect yourself from it.
Hand-foot-mouth disease: what it is and how to avoid it
Preschoolers and young children are often affected by the hands-foot-mouth disease, but several cases have spread at Fountain Valley High School.