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Reported live from Sunny Hills campus on Oct. 26. Tyler Pak and Andrew Ngo reporting.
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Instagram live: Palm tree fire
October 27, 2020
A firefighter standing upon Anaheim Fire Department’s Engine No. 2 aims a deluge gun toward the palm tree on fire.
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![Social science teacher Greg Del Crognale talks to his third-period Advanced Placement [AP] Macroeconomics class Tuesday, March 4, in his black judicial robe to participate in the Associated Student Body’s [ASB] spirit week in which only teachers were informed of what to wear or do. Del Crognale said he would have aimed to become a Supreme Court justice if he didn’t end up as a social science instructor.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/1-del-scotus-judge-e1742100933554-1200x834.jpeg)
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![Students circle around the fencing to check out the goats during break on Tuesday, Feb. 18, in the quad. The goats came from the agriculture program and were shown to the rest of the campus as part of Future Farmers of America’s [FFA] spirit week to promote what the organization does.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Rachel-cropped-petting-zoo-e1740760378700-1200x979.jpg)
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About the Contributor
Andrew Ngo, Web Editor-in-Chief
After a busy debut year as a full-time staffer for The Accolade, senior Andrew Ngo leaves his position as sports editor to oversee the renovation of shhsaccolade.com. Previously, Ngo traveled as far as Bakersfield to cover Sunny Hills playoff games, received recognition from journalists at the Orange County Register and numerous journalism competitions for his work and created the @AccoladeSports Twitter account—where he posts Sunny Hills sports news, scores and live updates. Ngo loves working from the sidelines and hearing feedback on his coverage.
When Ngo isn’t covering a Sunny Hills sports event, you can find him working with school clubs, playing tennis or listening to country music.