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When selecting courses for next year, students will have the options of high school and college credit classes that take place at FVHS during the school day.
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Protecting pages: The culture war on literature and fighting for literary freedom
Banned books are a current national hot topic. According to the American Library Association (ALA) in 2023, “The number of titles targeted for censorship at public libraries increased by 92%. Books should be protected for another important reason: they provide a way for young people to process difficult experiences and emotions.
Column: Second Language Struggles
Language education continues to evolve, and it’s in the best interest of the United States to focus on its students learning a second language.
Opinion: Support Autism Awareness year-round
Helping people with Autism and spreading awareness is important! Here are five ways to show your support.
To the incoming Boys and Girls State cohort: Lessons I learned building a government from the ground up
With the annual summer conference slated for mid-June, here’s what current juniors should know about Boys and Girls State, a selective civic leadership program touted by the American Legion as “a week that shapes a lifetime.”
The simpler, the better
Whether one decides to do their learning using a computer or pen and paper, studies show that the most effective strategy is to do it the old-fashioned way, not with a glowing screen.
Tensions boil over at Dublin Unified School District Board meeting amid teacher pay dispute
Just days after the Dublin Unified School District (DUSD) announced that it would offer guest teachers $600 in the event of a teacher strike, dozens of furious parents, educators, and students flocked to Tuesday’s Dublin Unified School District School Board meeting.
Empowering voices: How Youth Prose Scholars is shaping the future of public speaking and advocacy
Started by three Orange County high school debaters, Youth Prose Scholars (YPS) serves over 500 Orange County youth in developing a voice and passion for speech and debate.
New California bill could ban color dyes in kids’ favorite snacks in public schools
A new California bill was introduced in March and attempts to ban certain food additives that may be carcinogens or harmful to human health in public schools.
Opinion: If we can’t beat AI, we need to embrace it
Schools should teach students how to utilize artificial intelligence efficiently instead of prohibiting it entirely.