I’m going to start this piece off plain and simple. The 2016 revival of “She Loves Me” should have won best revival at the 2016 Tony Awards, as well as all the other awards it was nominated for, and Gavin Creel should’ve been nominated for best featured actor. I don’t care how good “The Color… Read More 2016 Revival of She Loves Me Deserved More Awards Recognition
I’m sure we’ve all heard of the famous Ariana Grande.Thirty three year old Ariana Grande was first known for her appearance as the role of “Cat” in the show Victorious which soon led to her to star in another show called Sam & Cat. Ariana Grande always had the dream of being a famous popstar,… Read More Ariana Grande Finally Breaking Free Out of Her Shell Once Again
Though reading is normally a quiet, unaccompanied hobby, Ledyard High School’s Book Club transforms the lonely hobby into a vibrant, shared space. Between lively debates, creative projects, and weekly gatherings, the club offers an inviting haven for students to make everlasting friendships. Instead of the club feeling like an intense academic seminar, the club provides… Read More More Than Books
The Ledyard girls’ varsity volleyball team started the season struggling with an overall record of 6-3. The team consists of nine seniors and two starting juniors, Mallory Foote and Julia Bonser. On Sept. 22, Ledyard played against tough competition, the Waterford Lancers, dragging the game to the fifth set and winning 15-8. Senior Lia D’Amato… Read More Serving Our Way Through the Season
This year, we’ll take a deep dive into pop culture drama and track the most trending news. Today’s topic is The Cat in the Hat. I know this topic sounds a bit childish given the fact that it is a childhood book written by Dr. Seuss, which later turned into a kids’ show, but recently… Read More The Cat in the Hat Chitchat
As the fall sports season kicks off, the swim team is diving into some big changes. The previous Ledyard co-op with St. Bernard has joined the Fitch co-op, which consists of Fitch, Stonington, Marine Science Magnet, and Grasso Technical High School. Previous Ledyard Head Coach Katey Kokomoor explained that “The Ledyard co-op was too small… Read More Sink or Swim? We Choose Swim
Freshman year, going from being the oldest in middle school to being the new underclassman, is a difficult change. Learning your way around the school and making new friends are just some of the challenges the freshmen will face. Joining sports and clubs is a great way to meet new people, sophomores or upperclassmen… Read More Survival of the Freshest
Although the students in the Agriscience program make up a big percentage of Ledyard High School, many individuals who aren’t a part of the program know little about what really goes on down those Ag halls. The Agriscience program offers many opportunities and career pathways, from horticulture to mechanics, and small animals to farm animals.… Read More Totally “Normal” Days in Ag
The 2026-2027 school year kicked off and has already been an adventure. After an eventful August and September, here are the grades for the year so far! Freshman Class Elections: A+ The freshman class voted for their student council. Many amazing candidates gave speeches as they competed for a spot on the class office. Karlesia… Read More September As and Fs
Ledyard High School graduate Chris Russell, from the class of 2001, directed a 23-minute short film called “The Lord of all Future Space and Time.” It is showing at the Mystic Film Festival on September 26. It is a western that gets suddenly bombarded with sci-fi elements, and also a comedy pondering deep life questions… Read More LHS Graduate Directs Short Film
