Reliving the magical childhood of Disney with a choir performance
Mix of whimsical and disney nostalgia that’ll be sure to make everyone a kid at heart
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Do students really use the Titan HST application?
Fountain Valley High School faculty, students and parents are encouraged to join the Titan HST communication network to stay updated in the case of an emergency. Students explain whether or not they have the application.
Summer jobs: Barons wanted
Check out this quick list of a few jobs hirings in and around Fountain Valley High School for some interesting and fun summer job opportunities.
Spotting fake data
In an age where data and graphs are so readily available to everyone, it is easier than ever for data to be manipulated in order to serve a certain purpose such as enforcing or debunking climate change. Read this article to become better informed on how to spot manipulated data so that you aren’t mislead by the truth.
New potential behavior observed in phytoplankton
Self-organization on a microscopic scale in phytoplankton has never been recorded happening before. Learn more about this discovery here.
Students celebrate making an impact at WE Day
FVHS PALs students attended the WE day event, an event that brings people from all over California to speak about impacting the community.
Koalaty Science: How our water goes from toilet to tap
Many do not realize how complex and state-of-the-art our water department is in Orange County. We have one of the biggest water recycling programs in the world and it continues to grow.
First-ever Student Support Forum allows students to seek advice
FVHS staff members held an open advice forum about stress management, anxiety, school and other issues on Wednesday, Feb. 21.
FVHS follows suit in the creation of its first fish farm
To combat ecological and ecosystem problems, teachers have went from creating mini fish farms in their classrooms to finally having creating a large scale one on campus.
Desiree Castell awarded $20,000 scholarship from Girls Inc.
On March 5, FVHS senior Desiree Castell sat in Joshua Alvaro’s second period AP macroeconomics class as a crowd of adults walked in. A roar of applauses followed the big news.