How school is going one month in at Sunnyside High School

Students and staff are finally feeling like school has shifted back to normal since the pandemic.

For students and staff, this is the first year with no disruptions from the pandemic.

“Now, everyone is taking part in something, and I feel like it has helped us build that ‘Sunnyside Pride,’” she said. “We are beyond what people think we settle for. Like being labeled as ‘southside kids,’ it doesn’t matter where you come from. This school year has taught us we are more than exceptional,” she said.“This year they’re more awake, they’re more willing to participate, they’re motivated to learn. They just want to be here,” said Araiza.“We see that a lot more, they’re interacting with each other, they’re interacting with the teacher, and that makes it more meaningful for their learning,” she said.

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