Recent News
- October 3ASB vice president crowned homecoming queen
- October 3Sunrise at Sunny
- September 30Multiversus makes players double up to double the fun
- September 30Andrew Tate’s flagrant disrespect for women appalls the internet
- September 30Video: Did You Know about the Mural?
- September 28HAPPY RETURNS, PART 2: Ex-administrator now science teacher Mason Morris aims to build chemistry with his students
- September 272022 Sunny Hills Advanced Placement exams yield higher passing rate averages despite fewer students taking them
- September 27Coach Wilde’s Upturn: Journey from CIF winning team player to head coach
- September 27Straight to The Point
- September 23South Korean film, 'Alienoid,' mixes sci-fi, action, fantasy and comedy to a more confusing than fun ride
![In the breezeway next to the 100s building, sophomore Ashley Kim (left) joins her fellow Associated Student Body [ASB] members in painting a letter on a poster to be used the next day, Friday, Aug. 20, in the Welcome Back assembly. The in-person gathering will be the first to take place in the gym since the coronavirus pandemic closed down schools in March 2020.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Ashley-Kim-ASB-900x600.jpg)
![The Associated Student Body [ASB] co-adviser Mike Paris, top row, far left, leads a Zoom meeting during fifth period on the first Wednesday of the 2020-2021 school year to review the ASB agenda with his 60 students. After sponsoring a virtual school spirit week from Aug. 17-21, the ASB has put together a Welcome Back video to be released Monday, Aug. 24, at the end of fourth period.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/ASB-image.jpg)
![Passing rate averages for Advanced Placement [AP] exams from the 2021-2022 school year show an 8% increase compared with the previous school year and 1% below 2020’s highest rate over the past five years. The College Board views a 3 or higher as passing for its AP tests.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/image-900x505.png)
![Passing rate averages for Advanced Placement [AP] exams from the 2021-2022 school year show an 8% increase compared with the previous school year and 1% below 2020’s highest rate over the past five years. The College Board views a 3 or higher as passing for its AP tests.](https://shhsaccolade.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/image-300x168.png)
