Hope Li, Opinion Editor
Following in her father’s footsteps as a professional journalist in the ‘90s, senior Hope Li has been pursuing journalism for three years. From writing about the
Los Angeles Times’ Festival of Books to having her distance learning column featured in
The 74 Million, Li seeks to amplify student voices in all facets as
The Accolade’s opinion editor.
She has attended the Journalism Education Association- and National Scholastic Press Association-hosted spring and fall 2019 national conventions in Anaheim, Calif., and Washington, D.C., respectively; she received an honorable mention in commentary writing at the D.C. convention.
A piano player for over 10 years, Li is involved in Certificate of Merit. She enjoys telling puns to anyone listening.
![National Honor Society [NHS] adviser and English teacher Randy Oudega inspects the 61 NHS cords for seniors to wear on graduation day on Wednesday, May 18, in his classroom. The cords will be distributed on Tuesday, May 24, from his classroom during lunch, the same time when nearly 50 non-seniors will be inducted into the group.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/IMG_2691-e1652969454285-900x849.jpeg)
![Korean Culture Club [KCC] members conclude their International Food Fair [IFF] assembly performance using traditional Korean drums called nanta on March 17 in the gym.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/DSC-0566-475x317.jpg)
Natalie Mao • Mar 4, 2021 at 12:41 pm
Great job Hope!