Suri Le inspires passion for STEM at FVHS
Meet Suri Le, a sophomore who is setting the world on fire with by sharing her love for science.
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Some science teachers at Fountain Valley High School implement assessment-based grading policy
Weekly digital notebooks no longer contribute any points to students’ grades in the new grading policy.
FVHS to offer new science elective courses for the 2024-2025 school year
The new courses include AP Physics 2 and Forensic Science, while select freshmen Honors Biology students may take an AP Chemistry summer advancement class.
Handling sweating hands
Sweat: a lot of water, a bit of salt, a little oil and a bunch of inconvenience.
We need more women in STEM
Women are an underrepresented minority in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This needs to change.
White Sands National Park and its buried secrets
For the last three years, geologists in White Sands National Park in New Mexico have been excavating the fossilized footprints of humans from approximately 23,500 years ago, predating the estimated time of arrival of humans by at least 10,000 years.
Scientists protest climate change worldwide
After a UN climate report on Apr. 4th, scientists in 25 different countries protested their governments and corporations to demand action.
Metallic asteroid could be worth $10 quintillion, scientists say
The asteroid is believed to be an underdeveloped planet core.
FVHS science classes strive to hold labs amid pandemic learning
Now that school is in full swing, one concern students have is how interactive and hands-on classes, such as science, will work.
Hungarian scientist may cure a type of blindness
A cure for retinitis pigmentosa, a type of blindness that primary affects children, is undergoing clinical trials.