Are AP prep books worth it?
AP prep books are becoming more and more expensive, and with the addition of free online AP resources, they’re becoming more and more expendable.
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Café study culture: productivity or just a vibe?
Café study culture has become a normal part of student life, especially in the past few years. If you walk into a place like Starbucks or any local coffee shop, you’ll almost always see people sitting with laptops, notebooks, and drinks.
The Summer Food Service Program prepares for summer of 2026
The federally funded initiative has opened up applications to facilities interested in distributing food to children during summer vacation.
Different students you meet in every group project
Group projects are never just about the assignment. They are about personalities. You can put four random students together and suddenly it feels like a reality show with a rubric attached.
Type C personalities might be the most powerful of them all
Most people have heard someone describe themselves as “Type A” or “Type B,” especially when talking about stress or school, but where does “Type C” fall?
Varsity Girls’ Golf Captain Megan Vo shares her experience as a student athlete
Senior Megan Vo shares her experience as a student athlete for the last four years, addressing the pros and cons of the busy lifestyle.
Teletherapy service Hazel Health is available for Fountain Valley students
The collaboration allows students to receive free mental health support online when they’re at home.
Inspiring young creativity: Cassidy Mai builds vibrant minds through art
Cassidy Mai lends a helping hand to rowdy classrooms at the Saigon Art Academy.
COMIC: What the last few months of school are like for a senior
Seniors really go through a roller-coaster of emotions during their last few months of school.
Vietnamese should be offered as a class at Fountain Valley High School
As a school deeply rooted in Vietnamese-American culture, Fountain Valley High School should offer Vietnamese as a language course.