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Submitted by student on February 06, 2025
Sunny Hills High School is a vibrant and diverse educational institution that provides an enriching environment for both academic and personal growth. The faculty is dedicated and approachable, making it easy for students to seek help and guidance. The curriculum is rigorous, offering a wide variety of Advanced Placement (AP) courses that challenge students and prepare them for college.The school's facilities are well-maintained, featuring modern classrooms, a spacious library, and excellent athletic facilities. Extracurricular activities are abundant, allowing students to explore interests ranging from sports to performing arts and various clubs. This encourages a strong sense of community and school spirit.Additionally, Sunny Hills has a focus on inclusivity and support, fostering an atmosphere where all students feel valued and empowered. The administration is responsive to student feedback and works to improve the school experience continuously.Overall, Sunny Hills High School is a fantastic place for students to thrive academically and socially. I highly recommend it to any families looking for a supportive and challenging educational environment.
Submitted by parent on September 18, 2024
As a parent of two students who attended SHHS, I could not be more satisfied with their time at this school. There were plenty of opportunities for them to challenge themselves academically in the classroom and get involved in athletics, clubs, and campus life. The community is very supportive of the school and overall the students are well-behaved and really seem to enjoy being there. Athletic events are well attended and competitive as well. A great community school that produces excellent results.
Submitted by parent on January 06, 2020
This school gives the opportunity to our kids to participate in sports as well in having a good academic education. The best High School in Fullerton.
Submitted by student on November 26, 2017
This school is fantastic experience and one of the best in California and USA
Submitted by parent on May 13, 2017
Excellent, Professional also EngagedWith students academic Future
Submitted by student on November 16, 2014
As a student, I can certainly say that the academics and extracurriculars are copious in amount. Teachers are supportive and actually care for how you do in class. However, the main problem in this school are the cliques. Students of one ethnicity stay together, hardly allowing any other person get involved with them. Additionally, it's safe to call this school "fake". Unless you are in a club, the chance of having a good friend at this school is slim. There is a reason why Sunny Hills is called "Shady Hills."
Submitted by other on October 14, 2013
Not too easy, not too hard. Some teachers are wack, but it is overall a good school! A good balance between having a social life and a decent education.
Submitted by other on September 29, 2013
Sunny Hills, man, it's an okay school. From my experience, 80% of the teachers are great, students are alright, activities are great, administration stinks, food stinks, it is a poor school. The things i hated the most were the bad students that smoke everywhere and the administration that don't do anything. I also hate the entrance they have because it is such a hassle and it is a very stupid design. A lot of teachers don't know how to teach at all. The school keeps taking our money and uses it for useless things. AND, if you're child isn't "popular" or involved, the rest excludes you and doesn't care. All the students have their cliques and exclude people that they don't think is cool enough or something. Administration really sucks, REALLY. the band stinks and the football team too. Academics are alright. I just wouldn't recommend this school to anyone that wants a happy four years of high school.
Submitted by other on August 04, 2013
this school is horrible all they care about is grades not the students, workers don't respect or listen to students' opinions also they spend all the money to the useless, pointless activities and now school asks students more money to pay for the school.