Fountain Valley High School students learned about the effects of teen dating violence and how to break the cycle of toxic relationships through “Love Shouldn’t Hurt,” a presentation this week created by Irvine-based nonprofit Human...
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Congratulations to Marina High School (MHS) student, Austin Hwang, for being selected as one of just five Disneyland Resort Dreamers & Doers “Luminaries.” On Saturday, February 25, Austin and 32 other Orange County high school students were recognized during a luncheon at the Disneyland Hotel. This is the second year for the Disneyland Resort Dreamers & Doers program, which deems a select number of students as “Shining Stars” for their extra efforts in improving their communities. This special recognition comes as a result of Austin’s hard work in founding “Marina WAVE,” a school environmental club that focuses on...
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On Friday, February 24, the Orange County Register announced the 2017 OCVarsity Arts Artist of the Year nominees. In total, the Huntington Beach Union High School (HBUHSD) had 26 students nominated in seven categories — Theater, Dance, Film, Instrumental Music, Vocal Music, 2D Art, and 3D Art. The nominees are as follows: THEATER (5) – Coleton Falke, Huntington Beach High School – Andy Jacobson, Huntington Beach High School – Mackenzie Kohanek, FVHS – Fountain Valley High School – Kat Lewis (pictured), Huntington Beach High School – Adouria MacGlashan, FVHS – Fountain Valley High School DANCE (3) – Adam Blanchard,...
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The Huntington Beach Union High School District (HBUHSD) has identified its 2017-18 Teachers of the Year – Edison High School’s (EHS) Greg Gardiner (left) and Ocean View High School’s (OVHS) Roger Keating (right)! Each year, the district honors two outstanding teachers who exemplify dedication, practice effective instruction methods, and have an overall passion for the art of educating students. This year’s teachers are no exception, as both Mr. Gardiner and Mr. Keating consistently go above and beyond for their students in and out of the classroom. Mr. Gardiner diligently serves the Edison Chargers as a science teacher instructing an array...
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On Thursday, February 23, Westminster High School (WHS) hosted 9th grade families for an informative evening of educational guidance. Deemed “Freshman Passport to Success Night,” the event created a system for students and parents to receive a one-on-one meeting with a Westminster High School staff member. During this meeting, families received an in depth look at personalized A-G plans, current grades, extended year and tutoring options, and available classes for next school year. Staff members were on hand to discuss this information in English, Spanish, and...
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