The program was a little snaky …

Most Sunny Hill students enjoyed a program presented by Bob Tarter of the National History Education Company as he shared with them the world of reptiles. Among the animals that are cold-blooded, egg-laying vertebrate, that the children saw were a pygmy frog, a monitor lizard, a coral snake and a snapping turtle from Tennessee. Oh, and let’s not forget this lovable pet, “Monty,” the Bermise Python that is wrapped around Mr. Tarter.

Sunny Hill Fun night provides something for everyone
 

The students who earned the privilege of attending Fun Night at Sunny Hill School by keeping their grades at a “C” or better and having no unsatisfactory conduct were thrilled with the fun, food and entertainment the night provided. There were games, inflatables, a cakewalk, a basketball game, dancing and even fingernail painting for the girls. Some also competed in several events making the night a double win-win occasion. Principal Dorothy Bond holds this event annually to give students an incentive to perform well academically.
 

Mr. Leigh's class goes "Around the world in 175 days"...

Sunny Hill social studies teacher Mike Leigh is taking his students on a trip “around the world in 175 days” this year. Their first stop was in Egypt, where they learned about the culture and people there through their studies. Mr. Leigh also shows the “passports” the students receive that helps them earn points on their travels. The students will study the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia next. Among other skills, they use these studies to practice their creative writing when with words they describe the sites and cultures about which they are learning.