Over the past school year, about 154,000 New York City students experienced temporary or unstable housing, which is roughly 1 in 7 students, a record high number. This number has climbed steadily over...

Update: As of March 11, the parking lot is to remain open until further notice. On February 14, 2026 the parking lot located behind the FHHS field will close. The reason for this is the annex construction...

New York City, one of the most culturally diverse places in the world houses over 8 million people, hundreds of languages, all within 5 boroughs. Queens, known as a “Global Mosaic,” is the most diverse...

Austin Street—the place that many FHHS students go to hang out, shop, and eat food. From Ascan Avenue to Yellowstone Boulevard, it's a buzzing commercial zone. Over the last few years, the street has...

For February, FHHS’s Red Cross Club has built a strong tradition of selling roses for students to deliver on Valentine’s Day. Students and teachers can purchase roses for a friend, partner, or peer...

Students worldwide are often stumped with the decision to choose between the major they love or to choose the major that makes the most money. In popular internet subculture, there is a saying that goes,...

On a daily basis, FHHS students likely walk past the principal’s office without a second thought. But when taking a quick glance, Ms. Clinton, the principal’s secretary, may be the first face you see....

On October 10, FHHS celebrated National Coming Out Day with a commemoration of being true to oneself with a variety of fun activities, promoting inclusivity and community.  The club running this event,...