Senior Samantha Lois Zacarias sticks on poster paper a Post-it note with her answer to the question, “How can we spread kindness?” in the quad during break on Monday, Nov. 13. The wall of Post-it notes was put up as part of Link Crew’s celebration of World Kindness Day.

Spanish teacher Maria Torres (right) selects paper Kindness grams from a variety of colors, which senior Maximiliano Soto collects in a bowl at Link Crew’s Link Crew’s table on Monday, Nov. 13 in the quad during break.

A “PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE” attached to a pole outside the entrance to the school’s west parking lot warns passersby that “West Nile virus has been detected in this area.” The plastic covered signs about an increase in mosquito populations started appearing outside the Amerige Heights neighborhood that’s next to Sunny Hills High School and Raytheon as early as Tuesday, Nov. 14.

Students put on their hoodies to cover their heads or seek shelter under covered hallways to avoid getting wet from the rain Wednesday, Nov. 15, during the passing period after break and before the start of period three.

With a bit over a month left before the start of winter, a storm system passes Fullerton on Wednesday, Nov. 15, during the end of period two, leaving puddles in between the 50s and 70s wings for students to navigate around.

Fliers promoting a Tuesday, Nov. 28, fundraiser for the Fullerton Police Department’s Explorer Program are on display in the quad during break and lunch the same day. Fullerton police school resource officer Gene Valencia, who set up the table, also had a pack of pencils for students to pick up. The Explorer Program, which gives early training for those interested in working for law enforcement, is open to students between 14 and 18 years of age; applicants must also maintain a 2.0 GPA in high school to be eligible to submit an admissions form.

Sophomores Brianna Kim (left) and Caitlyn Kim conduct an in-class lab about chemical reactions in science teacher Alexander Hua’s first period honors chemistry class on Thursday, Nov. 30. Students learned about different types of chemical reactions by combining several elements together in test tubes.

Junior Daniela Borruel holds her 20232023 Girls Tennis Individual Singles Championship trophy while wearing her first place medal and poses with tennis coach Christopher Chareebo on Thursday, Nov. 30 after winning the tournament at the University of Redlands’ tennis courts.