Rumor has it that Ledyard High School might be losing the animals due to certain sly escape artists. Many of us have heard the stories of finding turtles in the gym or a ferret getting let loose in an Ag classroom, but most don’t know the consequences of this. Agriscience consists of many different classrooms… Read More Agriscience is Losing the Animals?
Chromebooks will no longer be loaned from the LHS library. This new policy will go into effect on Monday, April 4. Our beloved librarian Mrs. Smith states that over 30 Chromebooks are loaned each day due to students forgetting theirs at home or because students forgot to charge them. “Our loaner Chromebooks are intended for students who… Read More Say Goodbye to Loaner Chromebooks, LHS
Coming off a successful first high school soccer season, freshman Kate Littler joined the indoor track team, hoping to stay in shape for soccer and expecting to move on to the girls’ lacrosse team in the spring. But after her phenomenal 2021-2022 winter season, the star student-athlete is relentlessly running, choosing track for spring sports,… Read More Medal after Medal: An Interview with Freshman Phenom Kate Littler
Isabella (Izzy) Rowan is a junior class officer, along with being involved in multiple other clubs and activities. She is a dedicated mother to her dog Dublin, and could often be found listening to Taylor Swift or watching movies with her mom. Outside of school, Izzy also is a beloved employee of the Commissary where… Read More Student Spotlight: Isabella Rowan
Senior Ayden Harris is a perfect example of what a hardworking, kind, and intelligent LHS student looks like. He is an advocate and isn’t afraid to speak out and stand up for his beliefs. Not only is Ayden involved in multiple school activities, but he also works and manages to spend time with his friends… Read More Senior Spotlight: Ayden Harris
Good luck this weekend, Connor!
Junior Zaden Allaire is a staff writer for the 2021-2022 Colonel Newsmagazine. He enjoys walking with his cats and laying with his dog.
Olympics, Euphoria, and Mask Mandates? Three things no one thought would be the main focus of one article. This week, Question Corner revolves around three topics that I have currently heard about the most when walking through the halls and into class. The first topic being the Winter Olympics that are taking place in Beijing.… Read More Question Corner 3: The Winter Olympics, Euphoria, and Mask Mandates
Camara Hodges is an accomplished and hardworking senior who can be found watching Disney movies at any given point in the day (or maybe even visiting Disney once again). She is known for being level-headed, reliable, and thoughtful by her friends and family. Q: What do you plan on doing after high school? A: “Most… Read More Senior Spotlight: Camara Hodges
During the early morning of February 24, Ukrainian citizens living in major cities such as Khrakiv, Odessa, Kramatorsk, Mariupol, and the capital of Kyiv, woke up not to the usual sunrise, but to explosions signaling the start of an extensive attack on their country. As of midday February 24, at least 40 people had been… Read More A Guide to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
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