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July 2Learning loss — myth or fact?
June 30COLUMN: Going out a winner
June 23English assignment turned into award-winning entry
June 22Horsing around since childhood
June 21Lost traditions post-COVID-19 pandemic
June 19GAMEBALL: Underclassman’s efforts lead to her joining 2 upperclassmen as cheer team’s co-captains
June 17STAFF EDITORIAL: Time to create new parking spaces for student motorists
June 14WRAPPING IT UP: Murals, fixtures conclude 2024-2025 school year campus improvement projects
June 13A POP QUAKING START FOR ALL: Jisoo’s “Earthquake” leads trio of rising artists
June 12Engineering a new book

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Learning loss — myth or fact?

Learning loss — myth or fact?

Katelyn Ahn, Business Manager & Spotlight Team Reporter • July 2, 2025

Accolade adviser Tommy Li (far left, third row from bottom) stands with his staff in the quad during fourth period in May to celebrate their historic school year of earning the most journalism awards of any previous staffs in the journalism program. Li officially announced his retirement from teaching at Sunny Hills and in the Fullerton Joint Union High School District in a column he wrote in the Friday, May 16, Accolade senior magazine issue.

COLUMN: Going out a winner

Tommy Li, Adviser • June 30, 2025

Sophomore Janiny Maldonado (right) reads out her essay, “Carrying What Matters,” during the 26th Annual Holocaust Art and Writing Contest awards ceremony, standing behind the podium on Friday, March 14, at Chapman University in Orange.

English assignment turned into award-winning entry

Irene Park, News Editor • June 23, 2025

Junior Mia Folk rides on Parco during an equestrian competition Aug. 24 in Chicago, where Folk ended up winning first place in the junior division.

Horsing around since childhood

Lauren Kang, Sports Editor • June 22, 2025

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Current Events: Monday, May 5

Jared Kim, Data Team Member • May 6, 2025

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Current Events: Friday, May 2

Pricilla Escobedo, Data Team Leader • May 3, 2025

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Current Events: Wednesday, April 30

Jared Kim, Data Team Member • May 1, 2025

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Accolade adviser Tommy Li (far left, third row from bottom) stands with his staff in the quad during fourth period in May to celebrate their historic school year of earning the most journalism awards of any previous staffs in the journalism program. Li officially announced his retirement from teaching at Sunny Hills and in the Fullerton Joint Union High School District in a column he wrote in the Friday, May 16, Accolade senior magazine issue.

COLUMN: Going out a winner

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