![Carol Ritchie helps one of her students through a computer assignment during A period. Ritchie has taught students basic English with activities to help them get a better grasp of concepts. problem-solving skills in her classroom. “I try to make the class fun and find [activities] that interest them,” Ritchie said.A banner of the world map and flags hangs near ESOL teacher Ms. Ritchie’s desk. (Image made in Canva by Kelsey Sweet).](https://www.lancerspiritonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Light-Green-Featured-Jewelry-Instagram-Post.jpg)
It was in 1999 when the boys’ 4x100 relay team set the school record at 43.29 seconds. For the past 26 years, it remained unbroken. Until May 15,...
The weather is warming up and the days are getting longer in New Hampshire, and that means one thing, spring sports are back. For the Lancer baseball team,...
History was made on Jan. 21, 2025 for Londonderry basketball. Not just one, but two athletes reached the milestone of 1,000 career points on the same night! Girls’...
Snow covers the ground, and the temperature is dropping, but the boys indoor track team is getting heated, placing top five at their first few meets and...
Junior Samantha ‘Sammie’ Sullivan wakes up at 5:30 a.m. every morning. She goes to school, often lifts weights after school, attends basketball...
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For a quarter of a century, Wellness, P.E., and Yoga teacher Holly Lafore had been a constant presence at LHS, a teacher whose dedication to the well-being of the school shaped not only her students but also her colleagues. Just a few days before February Break 2025, she announced that she would not be returning to her classroom after the break. Though it wasn’t just the classroom Lafore left...
As we all hit the age of 16, the next big step is getting your license. So that you can go drive with your friends to Dunkin, get your energy rush and pull into the school with your new car at seven in the morning. It’s the talk in high school, it’s a bragging right you receive. So where and when...
Londonderry High School will now offer a new experience for students to get involved with first responders. The Londonderry Fire Department will...
The Blue and Purple Star Lancers are hosting their annual Fundraiser during Purple Up week. Any money donated goes straight into Blue and Purple...
The Blue and Purple Star Lancers need your help in finding who has officially made the decision to serve our country. With this, club members...
Join the School Counseling Department for their second annual "What's Next" Fair this Wednesday, March 26 from 6:00 p.m to 8:00 p.m in the LHS...
This group of musicians raws fans from all corners of the world, their beats are like a heartbeat that synchronize with the pulse of every listener....
In this Episode of A&A: Unfiltered, Abbigail and Angel are discussing three Reddit stories, from relationship issues to friendship tensions. ...
The stage is set, and the actors are ready. Spring Theater Night is coming to the Derry Opera House tonight at 7 p.m., performed by the Lancer...
Junior Elisabeth Kearney is recognized as 2025 Gatorade Player of the Year, a recognition given out annually to recognize outstanding high school student-athlete achievements in athletics and academics. From her hard work and dedication, Kearney has been recognized for a number of athletic and academic awards. Kearney was a member of Londonderry’s 2024 state championship team and was a 2024 Division I First Team All-State.
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Junior Elisabeth Kearney is recognized as 2025 Gatorade Player of the Year, a recognition given out annually to recognize outstanding high school student-athlete achievements in athletics and academics. From her hard work and dedication, Kearney has been recognized for a number of athletic and academic awards. Kearney was a member of Londonderry’s 2024 state championship team and was a 2024 Division I First Team All-State.
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For a student who speaks a foreign language, saying ‘hello’ can be a challenge. The fear of mispronouncing words, being misunderstood, or not knowing how to respond can make basic interactions feel overwhelming.
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For a student who speaks a foreign language, saying ‘hello’ can be a challenge. The fear of mispronouncing words, being misunderstood, or not knowing how to respond can make basic interactions feel overwhelming.
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Rising Seniors! 📸📸
If you are looking into still taking your senior photos, Mark Lawrence came out with an Early Bird Discount! Sessions must be prepaid and reserved by June 30th!
For more information contact Mark Lawrence 📸📸
Rising Seniors! 📸📸
If you are looking into still taking your senior photos, Mark Lawrence came out with an Early Bird Discount! Sessions must be prepaid and reserved by June 30th!
For more information contact Mark Lawrence 📸📸
The alarm sounds, the engine starts, everyone jumps into their gear and they speed off. This is a routine firefighters know well, but what about students? Assistant Principal Katie Sullivan has been working to bring a fire safety course to Londonderry so students can learn about this field before going off to college.
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The alarm sounds, the engine starts, everyone jumps into their gear and they speed off. This is a routine firefighters know well, but what about students? Assistant Principal Katie Sullivan has been working to bring a fire safety course to Londonderry so students can learn about this field before going off to college.
Read the rest on LSO!
Congratulations to Lancer Nation for reaching the end of semester two. As we approach finals starting Thursday, June 12, it is important to remember that students should not be parking in the Main Lot without a parking pass due to graduation practice taking place in the gym.
As voiced in Robert Callahan’s email, “only students with an orange parking pass for Main Lot” are allowed to park in that location. Administration and staff will be checking the parking lot tomorrow before SEAs and during transition periods, so students must follow the protocol. There will also be an admin at the entrance of the Main Lot, only allowing cars with passes to enter the lot.
Congratulations to Lancer Nation for reaching the end of semester two. As we approach finals starting Thursday, June 12, it is important to remember that students should not be parking in the Main Lot without a parking pass due to graduation practice taking place in the gym.
As voiced in Robert Callahan’s email, “only students with an orange parking pass for Main Lot” are allowed to park in that location. Administration and staff will be checking the parking lot tomorrow before SEAs and during transition periods, so students must follow the protocol. There will also be an admin at the entrance of the Main Lot, only allowing cars with passes to enter the lot.