Reading, theater, and axe-throwing. What do these things have in common? They are all things which English teacher James Houghton counts as hobbies. Houghton has been teaching for three years, one as...

Have you ever wondered how your teachers grew up and how they came to be who they are? Some people envision that their teachers are all Fluvanna natives who live boring and basic lives. But by digging...

History can seem like a really dry, boring subject, but Social Studies teacher Christy Harlow-Burner gives students a new way of looking at everyday subjects. Harlow-Burner had always been a history...

Considering the fact that his least favorite subject in high school was English, it may seem ironic that teaching it is what teacher Kevin Rinald now does five days a week. Rinald grew up in Albemarle...

While many students may have encountered staff member Christy White in the halls around the school, few may have any real idea of what she does at FCHS. That is because she wears many hats, with her official...

Forget eight-hour workdays. Overseeing an athletic program often calls for long hours, according to FCHS Athletic Director (AD) Scott Morris. “Game day usually lasts about 12-14 hours, depending upon...

If you’ve ever wanted to look at life through a different lens, you might want to consider getting to know FCHS teacher Amanda Clements. Clements grew up in Charlottesville with her mother, father,...

Picture a “normal” classroom and you probably envision a bunch of chairs and desks with a teacher in the front of the room teaching the course material. However, Virtual Lab instructor Penny Loughry...

Fluvanna County High School has a new school resource officer (SRO), Carter Henley. If you are interested in law enforcement, she is someone you can definitely talk to. Henley was an eighth grade English...

English teacher Lori Campbell may only be in her second year of teaching at FCHS, but she’s already made a long lasting impression on students. Campbell grew up in several states during her childhood...