Even if you are not playing, come out for some entertainment, eat some really good concessions, and enter chances to win some cool raffle prizes. Raffle tickets/$10.00 each. Sunday, November 8 @ PAA Games begin at 9:00am Come out and cheer on your favorite teams! It's gonna be a BATTLE! Dink. Drive. Donate.

Please join us for Senior Recognition! This is an evening for family, friends, and teachers to celebrate the Class of 2027 and let our seniors know how proud we are of them. These students have worked hard, grown in faith, and led with heart, and we would love for our whole community to gather and tell them so. Bring all your family and friends to cheer on our seniors. We cannot wait to celebrate with you! The program starts at 7:00pm, Thursday, November 12 at Sunnyside S

Incoming 8th graders will be on campus for Academy Day on November 18 so there will be no classes that day!

The Student Association is planning a really fun week packed full of games and fun themes for all students to enjoy during the week of November 16-20. Get ready to dress up and play some hilarious games, all while earning your class spirit points. Start getting your costumes ready! Here are the themes to be prepared for: Monday - Adam Sandler Day - dress like Adam Sandler Tuesday - 2016 Tuesday - dress like you're from the '16's Wednesday - NO SCHOOL Thursday - Anything But

If you know an 8th grader who is wondering what high school will be like, we would love to have them spend a day with us - Wednesday, November 18, from 9:00am to 2:00pm. PAA's Academy Day is a chance for students to visit classrooms, meet teachers, learn about our clubs and activities, share lunch, and have some fun. It is a wonderful way to picture themselves here surrounded by people who will know them and care about them. That evening, parents are invited to Academy Night

This past Tuesday, our chapel space became a place of listening, learning, and gratitude as a panel of Black students shared their voices in honor of Black History Month. This gathering marked the first of three chapels where Black history will be intentionally remembered and celebrated in our community. Rather than a lecture, the chapel felt like a conversation, one marked by honesty, courage, and deep personal reflection. Students on the panel spoke about why Black History

If you are at all interested in participating in a mission trip during Spring Vacation this year, please come to an informational meeting...