FVHS puts a pause on a 51-year-old tradition
The Barons and Chargers have called quits on a 51-year-old tradition.
Student Life
Le-ave your outfit to Vy Le
Vy Le has a fashionable small business.
PHOTO ESSAY: FVHS Royal Regiment perform in Washington D.C. for the second time
From May 22 to May 26, the FVHS Marching Band, Color Guard and Orchestra programs traveled to Washington D.C. to perform in the annual Memorial Day Parade.
It’s okay not knowing what you want to do
Many students feel pressure to have their futures planned out. But uncertainty is normal , and it can be the first step toward growth.
Captain of Boys Tennis: Eric Tran’s growth into a leader
Once lacking confidence, senior Eric Tran grew into a leader as captain of the boys’ tennis team at Fountain Valley High School.
Stocking up on success: Jace Jennings wins the California Fall 2025 InvestWrite Competition
After winning the InvestWrite Competition, senior Jace Jennings walks away with a new sense of confidence surrounding his writing.
‘Go out from Exit 8’: a movie review
Exit 8, a popular Japanese video game adaptation, recently came to U.S. theaters on Friday, April 10th.
It’s important to be bad at something
Being bad at something forces you to decide between protecting your pride and building your character.
In Defense of Awkward Silence
Everyone knows it. That moment when a conversation dies, the air gets heavy, and suddenly everyone is very interested in their phone, the floor or literally anything except each other.
Less scraps, less craps: how student waste fuels the swarm of seagulls
Seagulls have been constantly stealing student’s scraps and flocking around the FVHS campus during lunch. Why do they do this? What do students and staff have to say about this?