FVHS awaits free menstrual product dispensers
FVHS must provide free menstrual products for its students starting this school year, which has not happened yet.
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FVHS must provide free menstrual products for its students starting this school year, which has not happened yet.
Over the last year and a half, the teachers’ union and HBUHSD have gone through several attempts to agree on a new contract for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 school years. With the release of their first tentative agreement on Nov. 3, the process to this contract has had many steps.
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.
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.
Learn more about the candidates for the HBUHSD Board of Trustees before voting in November.
A problem involving the minimum instructional minutes required for every student has caused many issues a few weeks into school.
Principal Paul Lopez and the Health Office weigh in on the transition to a new “normal.”
Four days before the Bell Game pep rally, the FVHS Dance team was no longer on the assembly’s agenda.
The Glow Show for the 2022-2023 school year will not be returning. Will this affect student culture and spirit in the coming years?
With Monday’s modified schedule raising several concerns, FVHS teachers are thinking about removing breaks from Mondays to address its key problems.