LHS Math Team
Sean Cavanaugh, News Editor
June 4, 2018
Londonderry High School’s very own math team smashed the annual Portsmouth competition, landing in an honorable second place, on May 2 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. This six round competition consisted of five individual rounds and one team round. You pick the rounds you want to compete in. Each in...
‘No Bounds’ healthy relationships seminar to be held Friday in 221
Madison Martin, Editor-in-Chief
May 23, 2018
As an LGBTQ+ youth, senior Abigail Whitcomb knows the struggles of entering into the LGBTQ+ community for the first time and trying to navigate experiences that the other kids don’t understand. Due to this, Whitcomb decided to create a place for other LGBTQ+ students to learn about themselves and t...
Some advice on “senior skip day”
Alex McIntosh, Reporter
May 14, 2018
Today the majority of seniors aren't present at LHS. They aren't sick - but rather catching up on sleep, at the beach, or any list of places that aren’t Londonderry High School. As most of you already know, the Monday after prom is what has come to be known as “senior skip day.” Senior skip day...
Calling all Seniors
Sean Cavanaugh, News Editor
May 4, 2018
Filed under Briefs, Senior Announcements
It's time for another adventure! We want to know what your future plans are, college, Military, gap year, job? To let us know you can either update your Naviance account, come see Mrs. Frost in Main Guidance or fill out the form on the bulletin boards in front of House 1 and Main Guidance. Turn...
Student ID cards to be utilized, worn, scanned under new school policy
April 9, 2018
New school clothes won’t be the only thing students will be wearing in the fall of 2018. They will also need to have their school ID badge around their necks or clipped to their pockets. On Thurs. April 5, an email was sent out to students and parents, which stated new guidelines for how stu...
LHS ‘Penguins’ plunge into ocean, raise over $8,000 for Special Olympics
February 5, 2018
This past Saturday, the temperature was 24 degrees, which is cold even when wearing a hat, gloves and winter coat. But for the LHS Penguin Plungers, who ran into the 42-degree water at Hampton Beach in bathing suits or shorts, it was downright freezing. Yet for Spanish teacher Mr. Rosa-Blackburn,...
LHS Now Has A Comic Strip!
Sean Cavanaugh, News Editor
February 2, 2018
Filed under Briefs, News, Showcase
Comic strips are coming to LHS and the Lancer Spirit Online! Various artists are all chipping in to create these comics to spread to everyone in the school. When you're flipping through The Lancer Spirit magazine, keep an eye out for these intriguing funnies. You will laugh and cry and won't be able...
Spotlight on electives: Build your perfect schedule with these ‘must-have’ classes.
Mrs. DeWinkeleer and Shea Robinson
February 1, 2018
There are more classes beyond the core classes, so know your options. When selecting which courses to take next year, you can either close your eyes, click on random pull-down menus on X2 and hope for the best, OR you can create your dream schedule by doing one or more of the following: Read through the ...
Robots visit Lancer Nation
Kat Provost, Reporter
January 23, 2018
The military robot made its way down the 300’s hallway and into the band room where the symphonic band was playing Thursday, December 14. All students and teachers stopped to look, wondering why a robot was in school. The robot put on a show by raising and lowering its arm as it delivered a wate...
A personalized Alexa feature for LHS: What’s for lunch?
Sean Cavanaugh, News Editor
January 8, 2018
Filed under Briefs, News, Showcase
Have you ever wondered whats for lunch the next day, or even the day after. Alexa can tell you. The voice command device created by Amazon can inform you about what's for lunch anytime, anywhere. All you have to do is ask. It works for all the elementary schools up to the high school in this school ...
Net Neutrality – what happens now?
Alex McIntosh, Reporter
January 3, 2018
You likely have heard the bad news already - the FCC has voted to repeal net neutrality, and relinquish control of ISPs almost entirely. Everyone is now wondering the same thing: What will happen next? America’s fight for an open internet is still on. It is easy to be fooled based on the neg...
N.H.’s Chronicle visits LHS to highlight Marching Lancer’s 5th Rose Bowl appearance
Jasmin Conde, Reporter
November 30, 2017
Band directors Mr.Soucy and Mr.Beaulieu will be taking the world-renowned Londonderry Lancer marching band and color guard back to the Pasadena Rose Parade for the fifth time on January 1. New Hampshire Chronicle came by to do a feature about the band making their way back to the west coast. The segmen...
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Blake Melnik, Reporter
June 19, 2018 • No Comments
As the 2018 Boys' Lacrosse season has came to an end, relive some of their proudest moments by checking out this highlight reel: http://www.hudl.com/v/2A1QPt
Chris Ferrick, Podcast FreeLancer
June 18, 2018 • No Comments
Chris Gozza, Reporter
June 14, 2018 • No Comments
There are plenty of interesting things that happen throughout the course of one NBA season. Some things that happen are the retiring of older players, injuries,...
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