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From left, Lawrence High School senior journalism students Jack Tell, Natasha Torkzaban, Maya Smith and Morgan Salisbury present policy recommendations during an April 19, 2024, meeting with the district school board president. The students for five months have challenged the district’s use of Gaggle spyware. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector)
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Head track coach Audrey Trowbridge interacts with athletes a meet at Free State High School on April 12.
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Seniors Morgan Salisbury, Maya Smith, Natasha Torkzaban and Jack Tell pose before a meeting on March 29 with district administrators.

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From left, Lawrence High School senior journalism students Jack Tell, Natasha Torkzaban, Maya Smith and Morgan Salisbury present policy recommendations during an April 19, 2024, meeting with the district school board president. The students for five months have challenged the district’s use of Gaggle spyware. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector)
‘Unapologetically loud’: How student journalists fought a Kansas district over spyware and won
April 22, 2024
Gallery: A starry night at Prom
Gallery: A starry night at Prom
April 22, 2024
Listening, seniors Jack Tell, Natasha Torkzaban, Maya Smith and Morgan Salisbury look at board member Kelly Jones as she discusses Gaggle policy changes.
Student journalists seek policy changes prompted by AI monitoring of students
April 19, 2024
Long family lineage carries on lions pride
Long family lineage carries on lion's pride
April 18, 2024
Head track coach Audrey Trowbridge interacts with athletes a meet at Free State High School on April 12.
Through the ages: LHS alumni return to coach at the school they love
April 18, 2024
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Trending Stories
1
Seniors Morgan Salisbury, Maya Smith, Natasha Torkzaban and Jack Tell pose before a meeting on March 29 with district administrators.

Fighting for our rights: Gaggle & USD 497

2
Head track coach Audrey Trowbridge interacts with athletes a meet at Free State High School on April 12.

Through the ages: LHS alumni return to coach at the school they love

3
Listening, seniors Jack Tell, Natasha Torkzaban, Maya Smith and Morgan Salisbury look at board member Kelly Jones as she discusses Gaggle policy changes.

Student journalists seek policy changes prompted by AI monitoring of students

4
Its time for a clean slate.

New CharacterStrong lessons aren’t working

5
Art students push back against potential Gaggle censorship

Art students push back against potential Gaggle censorship

Lawrence girls golf tournament slideshow

October 2, 2013

golfcropTeeing off at 8 am, the varsity girls golf team competed in the Lawrence Tournament on Oct. 1 at Alvamar. The team finished 14th out of 18 with a score of 408. The team competes in the Sunflower league tournament away on Oct. 3.

 
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