Oliver City is a working class, historically Black, 20 home neighborhood off of East Lee Street. The neighborhood used to be connected, all the way to Frytown Road. It is now split in quarters by the Eastern...
A melody fills the chorus room where a masked student stands performing before their socially distant audience of peers. Despite COVID-19 restrictions, chorus students freshman Jake Miller and seniors...
With the wind in her face, freshman Abigail Holle cruises down the road on her skateboard. Over quarantine, skateboarding has become a favorite pastime for many students. “I started skating again when...
Succeeding at States, three members of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) will compete virtually at the National Leadership Conference (NLC) in late June. “I do not have details on this conference...
From juicy, red Prelude raspberries to luscious, blushing pink geraniums, the FHS 2021 plant sale is up and running this spring and ready to share the beauty of horticulture with the community. The greenhouse...
Juniors Julia Karns and Catherine Smith joined thousands of students, advisors and business professionals at the virtual DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC) as they advanced their capabilities...
FHS joined Fauquier County Public Schools (FCPS1) in its 1-to-1 Chromebook initiative (FCPS1to1) and distributed devices to freshmen through juniors for students to use until they graduate. Instructional...
FHS recognizes nine students this school year for their outstanding academic achievement as Governor’s Scholars or Lord Fairfax Community College (LFCC) Scholars. These students have earned a significant...
As the COVID-19 pandemic is still infecting many people a day there are various emotions concerning this worldwide crisis. The National Johns Hopkins University Pandemic Pulse Project found that one in...
With May 5 marking a month since Fauquier County Public Schools (FCPS1) opened to four day, in-person learning, positive COVID-19 cases which saw a surge in April, have since declined along with the number...
Seniors Darrien Mascall and Congo Hill will host and co-host a 2021 paradise themed prom for FHS, Kettle Run and Liberty High School junior and senior students, unless specifically invited. The event will...
Mental Health Awareness Month is recognized in May to raise “awareness of trauma and the impact it can have on the physical, emotional and mental well-being of children, families and communities,”...
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