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Perrin Goulter

Perrin Goulter, Co-Editor in Chief of The Budget

We back baby Editor-In-Chief vibes only. This is my second year on the journalism staff and I'm really excited to take the lead on our print publication for the 22-23 school year. When I'm not grinding out stories and designing pages I'm singing in the Acappella choir and serving as senior class representative. If you have a story you think is important reach me at [email protected].

All content by Perrin Goulter
Students walk out in support of trans rights

Students walk out in support of trans rights

By Perrin Goulter and Jackson Green
March 28, 2023
USD 497 Board of Education votes to close Pinckney Elementary and Broken Arrow elementary

USD 497 Board of Education votes to close Pinckney Elementary and Broken Arrow elementary

By Maya Smith, Maeslyn Hamlin, Perrin Goulter, and Jackson Green
March 28, 2023
Students are tempted to prop doors open to let their peers inside.

Improve school safety with communication, secured access to south end of LHS

By Jack Ritter and Perrin Goulter
March 22, 2023
Students, staff and families protest with Save Our Schools before the school board meeting.

Two schools move closer to closure, secondary staffing cut

By Jack Ritter, Perrin Goulter, Jackson Green, Maya Smith, and Maeslyn Hamlin
February 27, 2023
Students Annika Maximov and Jackson Green stand alongside Rabbi Zalman Tiechtel and principal Jessica Bassett for a posed picture, amidst reports of antisemitic graffiti.

Antisemitic graffiti sparks worries at LHS

By Perrin Goulter, Editor-in-Chief
January 20, 2023
Friendship Bracelet club meets in the library to make bracelets and connect with new friends.

New clubs at LHS aim for increased inclusion and fun

By Perrin Goulter
December 6, 2022
Unwrapping Halloween–the best candies for October 31st

Unwrapping Halloween–the best candies for October 31st

By Perrin Goulter
October 28, 2022
Ready for his interview, senior Jackson Martin, a member of IPS, contemplates questions and answers while waiting for the Special Olympics film crew.

Special Olympics features Lawrence High Unified, IPS programs

By Perrin Goulter and Finn Lotton-Barker
October 19, 2022
Serving the ball, Junior Gwen Bannwarth fights for win at Lawrence Highs home varsity quad on August 31.

Girls tennis team seeking direction, consistency from largest team in years

By Perrin Goulter, Co-Editor in Chief of The Budget
September 21, 2022
New chapter of Future Business Leaders of America to open at LHS

New chapter of Future Business Leaders of America to open at LHS

By Perrin Goulter, Reporter
April 20, 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
Students walk through the Konza Prairie Biological Station.

AP environmental science class embarks on field trip

By Perrin Goulter, Reporter
December 6, 2021
English teacher Melissa Johnson speaks to her class on Nov. 11.

New teaching methods discovered during online learning still being utilized by teachers

By Perrin Goulter, Reporter
November 10, 2021
Head tennis coach Chris Marshall prepares his players before a meet Sep 22.

Girls tennis team sees high turn out for 2021 season

By Perrin Goulter, Reporter
September 23, 2021
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