For senior Kacey Kimoto, it was initially all about the free food. “I was sitting in the car one day with my mom and on the radio they were talking about how you can get a job as a food taste tester...

Senior Marie Stewart had to grow up faster than most of her peers. In 8th grade, her mother died from cancer, and Marie saw herself stepping up to help take care of her younger sister Nicole who was...

Senior Alejandra Valencia Rojas knows what it means to struggle. In fact, overcoming challenges is what has made her a strong yet compassionate JROTC Battalion Commander this year. Alejandra says...

Senior Timothy Dinh’s list of accomplishments is nothing short of impressive. He actively participated in Fullerton’s JROTC and Agricultural programs for all four years of high school, even taking...

Senior Ben Torres credits his experiences in Speech and Debate for exposing him to world issues and for improving his communication skills. He plans to use those skills as he trains to become a lawyer...

About a month after Donald Trump’s 2017 inauguration, Gabrielle Platon was still an eighth grader choosing what classes to take in high school. Originally she planned to take theater but switched...

Freshman Simone Greene was struggling to focus on school work several weeks ago. She just couldn’t get motivated to work on her biology project. Then her mom’s friend Vicki Calhoun stopped by for...

Special education resource teacher and case carrier Jodi Flynn received the Certificated Employee of the Year award last month. Teachers and staff nominate and vote each year for whom they think is most...

Jimmy Crouch personifies the “Indian For Life” motto. As an FUHS student, coach and lead custodian, Crouch has made the Fullerton campus a better place. For his dedication and hard work, Couch has...

Next week is the one-year anniversary. It’s been one year since all events became labeled “Before COVID” or “Since COVID.” Before COVID we connected with our teachers. Before COVID we laughed...

According to pediatrician Mercie DiGangi, isolation under COVID lockdowns has taken its toll on the psychological health of students. She especially sympathizes with students who haven’t been able to...

“I knock. The door opens and I see bunk beds right in the living room, you know, and cardboard pieces are temporary walls to kind of divide up the room,” said assistant principal Steve Garcia, who...