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Senior Dayton Pagano lifts his hand, but pauses. Is that that the creepy un-hooded figure ready to have the final strokes of paint before turning into one of the masterpieces?

The Exam that isn’t an Exam.

Bhavya Bhatnagar, Staff Reporter May 18, 2026

      Paint-stained hands with smudged charcoal staining the fingertips beneath, paused curiously mid-stroke. Dayton Pagano, a student in AP Art & Design, dipped his brush once more into the graveyard...

Behind the Scenes of Newspaper

Emma Kull, Staff Photographer May 15, 2026

The stories, the news, the videos, all these things that keep the Spartan community informed comes from room 139. The publication classes offered vary on the things students will cover, such as Digital...

Behind the Wheel

Austyn McBain and Anna Shi May 14, 2026

        Teenagers with cars are like adults with homes. Their vehicles become a shelter from daily struggles and a safe space to express themselves. Not only do cars provide a space for classmates...

Hidden Spartans

Aaron Alavi, Staff Photographer May 14, 2026

The junior Spartans is a youth football program that includes flag and tackle football for 3rd-8th grade students in/near the FHC area. The team provides an opportunity for the younger players to develop...

The Love of Teaching

Lola Bedel and Gabrielle Viehmeyer May 12, 2026

After taking Child development 1 many students continue their education with taking Child development 2. This class allows students to interact with kids, by creating pre-school inside our very own highschool....

The Breaking Point

Abby Farnsworth, Staff Photographer May 11, 2026

In the life of any high school student, there are times when the pressures of life spike higher than normal. A time when all the commitments made outside of the school halls pile on at the same time as...

Jazz ensemble performing in-front of the school, in the cafeteria for students to observe and enjoy. These performances start students day on a positive note.

Starting On a High-Note

Tillie Houston, Staff Reporter May 8, 2026

Walking into school on one of the many repetitive Fridays that blend into one another while students are still rubbing the sleep from their eyes. You're then met with the unexpected melodious sound of...

Selecting his lens of choice, Matthew Schott places his eye through the viewfinder searching for a subject on April. 20. Schott has been working at the school for 21 years.

Mr. Matthew Schott

Miley Cooper May 6, 2026

Mr. Schott brings laughter and joy into every class he teaches. He is able to build relationships with students to bring life into the classroom. He’s really passionate about all the things he teaches...

The FHSD logo stands as a symbol for community and support within the district. Teachers are one of many crucial components of this for students. Courtesy of FHSD

Teacher Appreciation 2026

Lillian Richter, Web Editor-in-Chief May 6, 2026

Every year, staff and students get together to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week. Our staff wrote FHC teachers letters of appreciation that can be accessed below.    

Before beginning her lesson on geometry, Mrs. Tricia Morrow likes to ask her students about their weekends and how their day is going. She smiles as her students talk about the exciting things they’ve done and their plans for next weekend.

Mrs. Trisha Morrow

Carter Hayden May 6, 2026

Mrs. Morrow, Thank you for being so compassionate throughout the year, accommodating students and your schedule. You care about your students’ lives and put in so much work to help us. Scheduling...

Mr. Patrick Reed looks intensely at his anatomy skeleton, which he has named Mr. Dauve. Reed brings his unique personality to each class, using creative analogies and interesting stories to guide his students to deeper levels of understanding.

Mr. Patrick Reed

Michael Purcell May 6, 2026

With the curtains closing on my time as a Spartan, I think back on the many good memories I've had. One teacher in particular has resonated with me for a number of years. From the first time I met Patrick...

Standing up pointing at her student, Dr. Amy Roznos always makes sure that her students are participating by practicing their French. Roznos incorporates different cultures from various french speaking countries in her lessons.

Mrs. Amy Roznos

Katherine Albertson May 6, 2026

Madame Roznos, Bonjour Mme! I am so glad to have been able to take your class for the past four years. You have made the biggest impact on me since the moment I walked in your doors freshman year, especially...

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