- 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
![Standing next to Ronald the cow, English and journalism teacher Tommy Li (left) waves to the audience in the quad during lunch Friday, March 3, as Future Farmers of America vice president junior Paloma Wizikowski applauds. Wizikowski started the countdown for Li to perform his duties of kissing the bovine as a culminating event to national Future Farmers of America [FFA] week. The less than five-minute show in which Li was chosen among a list of other teachers and staff –including principal Craig Weinreich – after earning the most votes from digital voting was originally scheduled for Friday, Feb. 24, the last day of FFA Week, but was postponed because of rain.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/DSC_0307-1-900x600.jpg)
