The classroom hums with the low murmur of turning pages and hushed whispers, but for junior Jordan O’Neill, the world feels louder. He grips his pencil tightly as his eyes dart between the worksheet...

Goodbye clouds of gray, hello skies of blue. Welcoming the first days of spring, March immediately calls for a style reset. I know most of us are officially sick and tired of the cold. So let's get...

The clicking of controllers, the slamming of computer keys, the increasing stress in the team that’s about to lose, and the cheering and high-fiving of the winners. No matter who wins or loses in...

Junior Ben Bristol received his first guitar on his 14th birthday, roughly two years ago, but he wasn’t that eager to get his hands on it. Now, Bristol is Danielle Loschavio’s first guitar teacher...

Science teacher Jessica Girvin loves biology. With this love, she has taken over the BioConnect Club, which retired teacher, Patty Lawson, started years ago.  “When [Lawson] retired, they needed...

Glass shelves line the hallways of the school displaying cherished memories of former loved ones. A place of love and care shines through in another garden that branches off the school’s main lobby....

In a bustling newsroom, she hops from table to table helping staff members with their stories. She collaborates with the advisor and edits every story that comes her way. On top of that, she still manages...

The soft scratching of a pencil, the confident voice of a presenter, the slight click-clacking of keys. These are all sounds that you would hear at a meeting of Rho Kappa, a new honor society at LHS. Rho...

Physics teacher and ex-sergeant Anthony Cariello made the transition from the army to a high school teacher 18 years ago when he started teaching at West Point University. Cariello left the army after...

Drama Club Advisor, Noah Payeur has spent his time after school with students, preparing them for upcoming performing arts opportunities.  It wasn’t until Feb 20. 2024 when Noah Payeur spent his...