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Photo Gallery: Behind the Scenes at Sunnyside Doctors Academy
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By Nancy Price, Multimedia Journalist
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November 26, 2019
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Here are some scenes from Doctors Academy classrooms at Sunnyside High School.

Senior Pamela Moua works on a math problem in her Doctors Academy class at Sunnyside. (GV Wire/Nancy Price)
A Doctors Academy tutor helps freshmen learn how to wrap a sprained ankle in their class at Sunnyside. (GV Wire/Nancy Price)
From left, seniors Natalia Ibarra, Lizbeth Esquibel, and Alycia Dimas study the circulatory system. (GV Wire/Nancy Price)
A 3-D exhibit of human body parts is on display in the freshmen Doctors Academy class. (GV Wire/Nancy Price)
Senior Natalia Garcia writes a statistics problem on the whiteboard. (GV Wire/Nancy Price)
Members of Sunnyside’s freshmen Doctors Academy class gather with their teacher and doctors from the Valley Health Team for a group photo. (GV Wire/Nancy Price)
Senior Pachia Lee discusses a math problem with other students. (GV Wire/Nancy Price)
Dr. Ramneek Kalsi talks to the Doctors Academy freshmen about the rigors of medical school. (GV Wire/Nancy Price)
A bulletin board in Nanci Gardner’s classroom inspires her Doctors Academy seniors and other students. (GV Wire/Nancy Price)

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