New FUHS staff looks forward
Myah Phillips, Copy Editor
September 14, 2017
Filed under Featured, School News, Showcase
With a new school year comes new faculty and FUHS has plenty of new faces this year. And all are ready to join the FUHS community and become an “Indian For Life.” Agriculture teacher Summer Davis worked at both Norte Vista and Buena Park High School before coming to Fullerton, but couldn’t ...
Veteran teachers reflect on their time at FUHS
Tara Patton, A&E Editor
September 13, 2017
Filed under Featured, News, Showcase
Established in 1893, FUHS has seen its fair amount of teachers. The following teachers, having taught at FUHS for more than 20 years, have made an extraordinary mark on our campus. IB Coordinator Mark Henderson, teacher of IB History of the Americas and IB Theory of Knowledge, has been teaching ...
United Nations conference promotes female empowerment
Myah Phillips, Copy Editor
September 13, 2017
Filed under News, Showcase, World News
Equality, innovation and entrepreneurship–these are words that the United Nations have heard and decided to make possible. A forum will be live streamed on Facebook at 11 a.m. tomorrow to encourage women and girls to take action. This will be the first “UN Women Global Innovation, Technology and Entre...
FUHS Speech and Debate have national success
Jamie Ma, Student Life Editor
September 1, 2017
Filed under Clubs and Programs, Featured, School News, Showcase, Student Life
Hoping to continue decades of success at the National Speech and Debate Association tournament in June 2018, the FUHS speech and debate team has already begun preparing through their annual summer camp and preseason practices. The team spends over 112 hours writing, memorizing, and practicing speeche...
Moshing: an unjust school prohibition or a great way to have fun?
Myah Phillips, Copy Editor
September 1, 2017
Filed under Featured, News, School News, Showcase
The concept of allowing students to mosh at dances has become a topic of discussion after the pausing of this year’s Highlight dance due to excessive moshing. For those who don’t know, “moshing” is a form of dance that involves violently jumping and deliberately colliding with other dance...
Matthew Flynn crowned this year’s “Mr. Fullerton”
Meghan Taylor, Copy Editor
April 24, 2017
Filed under News, School News, Showcase
On Apr. 12, Matthew Flynn was crowned this year’s Mr. Fullerton after a night filled with laughter and dancing. Flynn worked with two other nominees, Alex Gotch and Josiah Haugen, to come up with their talent. It included all three boys performing their own personal talent at the same time—an ...
Video announcements: why they’re crucial to students
Myah Phillips, Staff Writer
April 21, 2017
Filed under News, School News, Showcase
Video announcements are a major source of information for students of FUHS. For junior ASB member Caitlin Williamson, the video announcements play a huge role in her membership, as she edits, films and puts together the videos that are to be presented to all students on campus. Each week, Williamson...
Thespian officers fight for the future of arts education in public schools
Tara Patton, Staff Writer
April 11, 2017
Filed under News, School News, Showcase
Arts education has proven time and time again to be a positive source of student creativity and a benefit to students in not only academic classes, but also later on in their careers. Still, the future of arts education is once again at risk of being defunded. Theatre Director Michael Despars ...
President of South Korea Impeached
Chloe Shin, Staff Writer
March 23, 2017
Filed under News, Showcase, World News
On March 10, South Korean President Park Geun Hye was impeached after judges voted to follow through with Parliament’s decision, making her the first president to be impeached in South Korea. Elected on Feb. 25, 2013, Hye became the 11th president and first female president of South Korea. She had...
AP/IB junior starts petition to defend provocative novel
Emily Brezarich, News editor
March 13, 2017
Filed under Featured, News, School News, Showcase
Many works of literature are considered controversial. Novels like "The Catcher in the Rye" and "To Kill a Mockingbird" were sometimes banned in school classrooms for their suggestive content. Here at FUHS, the novel, "The Handmaid's Tale," which is being taught in Leonardo Indelicato's AP/IB English...
Trump’s immigration ban affects FUHS student and family
Kaya Ortega, Staff Writer
March 10, 2017
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Turmoil and chaos ensued as President Trump signed an executive order to ban immigrants and green card holders from seven Muslim majority countries including: Yemen, Syria, Sudan, Iran, Iraq, Libya, and Somalia on Jan 27. Worldwide, 218 million people would be denied access into the United States. Million...
Annual College and Career Fair highlights future opportunities for students
Madilyn Marks, Staff Writer
March 9, 2017
Filed under Featured, News, School News
The College and Career Fair, hosted by ASB last Thursday, showcased over 50 colleges and universities. “[ASB was] really excited for the event because we’re excited to give everyone such amazing opportunities for their future,¨ said ASB student Gracelynn Basas. The event kicked off with an energe...
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How often does your teacher show video announcements on Fridays?
- Every Friday (56%, 148 Votes)
- Some Fridays (24%, 62 Votes)
- Not at all (20%, 52 Votes)
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