The Huntington Beach Union High School District didn’t have to look far to finds its new superintendent. In fact, Clint Harwick lives practically next door in West Newport Beach and his two sons are both Huntington Beach...
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The Huntington Beach Union High School District (HBUHSD) Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the upcoming consideration of Dr. Clint Harwick as the next Superintendent of Schools. Dr. Harwick’s appointment will be included as an action item on the agenda at the regularly scheduled Board meeting on Tuesday, November 15. “The Board is very pleased and excited about working with Dr. Harwick as Superintendent,” stated Board of Trustees President, Dr. Duane Dishno. Since 2010, Dr. Harwick has served as the Superintendent of Saddleback Valley Unified School District (SVUSD) located in South Orange County. Prior to SVUSD, Dr. Harwick...
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On November 4, during halftime of the Ocean View High School (OVHS) football game, Huntington Beach Police Department’s (HBPD) Sergeant Archer (right) and student Jose (left) both successfully kicked a field goal as a part of Chick-fil-A’s “Kickin for Chicken” challenge. In doing so, they both won free Chick-fil-A for a year which Sergeant Archer then donated to the OVHS Associated Student Body...
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To kick off the month of November, Ocean View High School (OVHS) held a two-day college readiness event as a part of the American College Application Campaign (ACAC). This campaign is a national effort to increase the number of students pursuing a college degree or other high education credential. Ocean View High School was selected by the Orange County Department of Education (OCDE) as just one of three schools to pilot the program. On November 2 and 3, each and every OVHS senior was instructed to go to the school’s Business Academy (BA) computer lab in order to submit...
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EDISON HIGH SCHOOL “Day of the Dead at EHS” Spanish students at Edison High School had the chance this Halloween to experience a taste of Latin American culture by creating decorations for El Día de los Muertos, The Day of the Dead. The week prior, students learned about the cultural significance of this holiday, and examined the traditions practiced in Latin American countries as well as in the United States. Students were then tasked with decorating their classroom using culturally relevant items such as colorful skulls and other art, marigold paper flowers, and ‘papel picado’ (a traditional hanging decoration...
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