After 10 years of coaching FVHS’ award-winning Pep Squad, Tara Bearden has decided to step down. What will she do now, and what is the impact the incredible coach has had on her cheerleaders?
California is developing its first ever Southeast Asian curriculum, set to be done by September 2025. Through extensive outreach to the Asian community for feedback, the model curriculum is on track be a collaborative and extensive push towards adequate Southeast Asian historical representation.
As spring nears, instead of a cup of boba tea in your hand, try these blossoming small businesses and their delicious drinks, backed by rich cultural tales to tell.
During this summer, FVHS will be building its new wellness center, ‘Le Sanctuaire.’ As a part of a county-wide initiative to promote better mental health for teenagers, ‘Le Sanctuaire’ will be a safe space for students to visit and practice mindfulness.
For a day, Japanese students were able to travel internationally and shadow students on campus, allowing Barons to expand their Japanese skills while offering Japanese students a glimpse of Baron life.
Due to racial gaps between students enrolled in honors classes versus regular classes, some high schools are choosing to eliminate honors programs altogether.
In love with plushies and want to grow your collection? A crochet plushie may be the cute, soft and squish-worthy new plush for you to cuddle up with.
On Feb. 28, California ended the COVID-19 state of emergency.
If you are Asian American, chances are you’ve been told to live up to a certain standard of success. Its effect is greater than what it seems.
Though homework has played a key part in the education system, it’s also overused.