After more than a year without performances, the FUHS band is scheduled to play at the next home football game on April 2.
Though sports were able to continue practicing throughout the past few months,...
Think back to freshman year.
New teachers. New classmates. New campus.
It was difficult.
But this year’s freshmen face a unique challenge: they must learn all of these new things over distance learning.
Freshmen...
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents are losing their jobs or taking significant pay cuts. Surprisingly, however, fewer FUHS families are applying for Free and Reduced Lunch services.
Assistant...
Animals are back on the farm
Steers have just arrived on the FUHS farm, lambs are expected to be born all the way through January, and some students have started to take care of chicks. Freshmen...
Of Mice and Men. To Kill a Mockingbird. Fahrenheit 451. These novels address topics ranging from racism to addiction, but the one thing they have in common is that they are written by white authors. ...
Students can get help with college applications, financial aid
Seniors who have not submitted their college applications will be working over Thanksgiving break to meet their deadlines. Applications for...
District registered nurse Kristina Smith is strongly encouraging families to cancel their holiday plans and stay home amid the largest national spike in COVID-19 cases.
“A lot of these numbers are...
The FJUHSD school board voted unanimously on June 16 to remove the name “Louis E. Plummer” from its district auditorium after hearing evidence that Plummer was a member of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1930s....
Junior Macio Tinsley knows that he shouldn’t do some of the harmless stuff other students his age can do.
“My uncle tells me how I can’t do certain things,” Tinsley said. “Like when my friends...
In July, an ambulance service’s data in Mississippi was breached from a ransomware attack, possibly exposing social security numbers, bank details and medical records.
In August, Carnival Cruise...
When Martin Vo received an email eerily titled “Grades” from principal Laura Rubio, asking to schedule a Zoom meeting with her and his counselors to “discuss a few things,” his first reaction was...
College Board’s decision to change the AP exam format into a 45 minute online exam seemed like an adequate solution to match the high school shift to distance learning.
Although the shorter tests...
