Five email send-offs to ensure studentful success
Struggling to finish writing the end of your email? Check out these email send-off ideas.
Student Life
Further steps taken to tackle the adolescent mental health crisis
Following the release of a report by the US Preventive Services Task Force to screen children ages 12-18 for depression, students and Cynthia Olaya, school psychologist, discuss the importance of addressing students’ mental health.
How the new bell schedule has affected FVHS students and staff
Approximately one month into the school year, students and staff discuss the impacts of certain changes in the bell schedule and the reasoning behind them.
Scholarship opportunities for FVHS Students
Here’s what students need to know as scholarship deadllines near.
Common disorders could be affecting students’ health without them knowing
There are many common disorders that can impact the students, mentally and physically, even as they remain unaware about it and the help that they could receive to overcome it.
Barons on Homecoming 2017
Senior and junior Barons share their thoughts on one of their last dances.
Helpful tips to manage your time
Numerous students struggle to handle their school work along with additional responsibilities efficiently. Here are some tips on how to keep up with your workload and keep a positive attitude.
Is senior year more stressful than junior year?
“Senior year is notorious for being “easy” and “fun” in comparison to previous years. Read on to find out if this is really the case!
Students win awards in annual Reflections Contest
Campbell Grihalva, Katrya Ly, Julienne Chiang, and Valerie Chang have earned recognition for their entries for the annual PTSA Reflections contest. Campbell Grihalva (’15) received […]
Teacher Spotlight: Mrs. Yvette Wright
Mrs. Wright is no stranger to FVHS. She moved here from San Diego her sophomore year of high school and later returned to student teach […]