• New England Math League #1 on Oct. 14 during B period
  • Dual Enrollment virtual information session is on Oct. 8 at 6p.m.
  • 5th Annual ALS Walk fundraiser is Oct. 25 at the track
  • Apply NH Day is Oct. 28
  • Project M mentoring is Oct. 24
  • Project M training is Oct. 23 during A period
  • No school Oct. 22: Teacher workshop day
  • The Haunted Woods is Oct. 21-23
  • LHS Picture Retake Day is Oct. 21 during all lunches
  • PSATs on Oct. 16; seniors have no school
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Come “get loose” with Lancer Drama Club

Hanna Carroll, Executive of Opinions
February 13, 2025

Lancer Drama Club is heading to Bomont this weekend. Come see them kick off their sunday shoes at the Derry Opera House!

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Hanna Carroll
Hanna Carroll, Executive of Opinions
This is Hanna’s 2nd year on The Lancer Spirit staff but 3rd year doing Journalism. Hanna is the Opinion’s Executive but previously the Sports Editor last year. 
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