ASB Survey Announced

On Tuesday January 17th during SSR, ASB will be conducting a student survey in order to assess student satisfaction.  The survey will consist of three open ended questions which students may answer voluntarily.  All responses will be kept anonymous and ASB will later analyze the results. ASB Activities Director, Quinton Dang, said “the survey is [...]

Animal Mistreatment: Exotic Animals in Ohio

49 animals were killed, 6 were captured, and 1 animal has unknown whereabouts. These animals included tigers, lions, grizzly bears, and wolves that were set on the loose by Terry Thompson, an Ohio exotic animal farm owner. On Tuesday, the 18th of 2011, police and law enforcement offices were flooded with calls from people reporting sightings of [...]

Broadway Under The Stars

By Andrea Liu, Staff Editor On Friday and Saturday May 27th and 28th, the FVHS Choir held their annual Broadway Under the Stars event. This year’s event was hosted in our very own FVHS bowl. Prior to the event, many students saw the curtains and huge lights being set up during lunch in the week [...]

High School Student Faces Close Encounter with Abduction

By Patricia Le, Staff Writer An 18-year-old female student narrowly escaped being kidnapped while walking alone on the sidewalk near the corner of Brookhurst Street and Bishop Place. On April 4, at approximately 7:35 A.M., a La Quinta High School student was only a few yards from campus when from out of nowhere a man [...]

Schedule Scrambling

By Patricia Le Staff Writer On the first day of February, frenzied and confused students were spotted all over the Fountain Valley High School campus.  Some sighed in relief, while others grimaced in disappointment.  It was the start of second semester, and with new beginnings come new schedules.  Like it or not. Guidance specialists get [...]

Unrest in Egypt: A Modern Revolution

Dissatisfied and angered with the hardship that dominates daily life perpetuated by the lawless and autocratic regime, Egyptians took to the streets.

The White Brick Walls

By Kennington Cung Photography Manager If you have passed by the red brick wall outside the history buildings recently you may have noticed something strange: our red brick wall is turning white. Why is this happening? The answer lies in the recent torrential downpour southern California received in early January. The non-stop rain dropped massive [...]

Haiti: The Political Situation One Year Later

On January 12, 2010, Haiti was hit by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake killing over 300 thousand and leaving the entire nation in utter chaos and destruction. While initially people around the world reacted to the disaster with open arms, little has improved in Haiti. A year later, the nation is still far from being back on its feet. The root of this difficulty to rebuild is the chaotic political climate that has impaired Haiti long before the disaster.

What are YOU doing over Christmas break?!

By Joy Chen, Staff Writer Here’s what some of the students of FVHS have to say about their upcoming Winter Break plans: Jordan Marc Diamond ’13 says: I probably will be eating a lot, getting fat, sleeping. So getting fat. More eating and watching TV; so activities that will get me fat. Left to right: [...]

Timeline of a Lockdown

By Addison Esson, BBN Staff Member Due to severe weather and a local tornado warning, Fountain Valley High School went into lockdown on Tuesday, January 19th, at 1:02 PM. Students were in their 5th period classes when Principal Herzfeld made the announcement. The lockdown lasted until 2:00 PM when students were then released. A timeline [...]

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