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Teachers must balance their own beliefs, nonpartisan discussion, and respect toward every identity in their classroom.

When politics enter the classroom: teachers confront polarization and divisive rhetoric

By Ashlyn Tell, lhsbudget.com Co-Editor in Chief
November 8, 2024
Uncovering Lion Legacies

Uncovering Lion Legacies

By Cuyler Dunn, Tessa Collar, and Arien Roman Rojas
May 11, 2022
Members of all LHS choirs join together to sing three selections for the music department Gala fundraiser.

Choir participation drops

By Reed Parker-Timms, Reporter
March 30, 2022
Eight to a hand, teacher Valerie Schrag shows off her collection of finger puppets of historical figures. “It just became kind of this silly little thing,” Schrag said. “It is completely silly and absurd, and it is the best thing ever.”

Teaching with puppets

By Connor Thornton, Reporter
March 30, 2022
During student worktime, English teacher Emily Bjorlin completes tasks at her desk. With COVID cases surging, Bjorlin said she had to adjust her plans. “Even if it’s slowing me down, I’m not stressing out about it because I am of the belief that students can’t learn if they aren’t doing well as people.”

COVID surge requires adapting

By Perrin Goulter, Reporter
March 30, 2022
Feeling seen in 'Encanto'

Feeling seen in ‘Encanto’

By Arien Roman Rojas, Co-Editor in Chief of The Budget
March 30, 2022
All about the money

All about the money

By Finn Lotton-Barker, Staff Reporter
March 23, 2022
As partisanship increases nation-wide, students find classrooms looking more and more like Capitol Hill.

Politics Invade High School Classrooms

By Cuyler Dunn and Arien Roman Rojas
March 7, 2022
Language matters as the prevalence and normalization of slurs and hateful language is a heavy weight on the mental health of those who are targeted by them

Normalizing slurs proves damaging

By Arien Roman Rojas, Co-Editor in Chief of The Budget
December 17, 2021
Students from all across Europe have found a new home at LHS this fall.

Foreign exchange students return

By Julia Barker, Features Editor
December 17, 2021
Exploring the sea, biology teacher Ms. Ball joins the Nautilus crew in finding new organisms in an unexplored section of the North Pacific Ocean. “We spent the first-day training and getting settled into the ship but remained in port,” says Ball. “We had a great expedition briefing from the lead scientist.”

Teacher sets off to sea

By Finn Lotton-Barker, Reporter
December 17, 2021
Sharing her work, teacher Melissa Johnson holds a poetry reading at Watson Park in association with The Raven Book Store. “I was nervous,” Johnson said. “Even though I have done a lot of readings, I am nervous every time,” Johnson said.

A poet by night

By Case Nicholson, Reporter
December 17, 2021
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