We’re always brainstorming ways to expand the Agricultural program here at Ledyard High School, and I think we’ve hit gold. We will be adding a new species to our large animal’s pathway, ostriches!! We will be getting one male and one female and keeping them behind the barn where the soon-to-be donated cattle are at… Read More A new addition to Ag!

There has been a massive discovery in the Tottori Prefecture in Japan:. the preserved remains of an early man. The body was unearthed under an abandoned home and the man was found to be from the Paleolithic Era- the earliest time period that humans were found to exist. There was a large ice formation underneath… Read More A New Age In History And Science?

It’s no joke that the environment’s condition seems to worsen every year, with the smoke stacks steaming, water pollution galore, and who could forget about deforestation? But a large percentage of pollution can come from a pretty unthought of area, and that is the textile industry.  The textile industry, growing in popularity since the introduction… Read More Fast Fashion: Why is it so bad?

It’s lambing season here in the LHS Ag-Sci department! The Lamb Watch Crew, consisting of junior Shelby Morrison, junior Teagan Lajoie, junior Sydney Weber, junior Leah Petersen, sophomore Cassidy Baker, and sophomore Jessica Dudley, were more than prepared for anything they might face. Five sheep were bred this year: Honeysuckle, Maplesugar, Clover, Violet, and Jingles,… Read More The Tale Of The Five Pregnant Sheep At LHS

 “Volleyball is one of the most intense games in the world.  Did you know, a single player may jump as many as 300 times in a volleyball match?”  https://www.rookieroad.com As junior JV volleyball player Shyann McKeon gets ready to play Woodstock Academy, I asked her some important questions: What are your thoughts and feelings about… Read More Servin’ It Up with Shyann McKeon

Halloween originated around two thousand years ago, from the Celtic celebration taken place on Samhain (October 31 to November 1).  It marked the end of harvest season and new beginnings.  Black represented the “death” of summer, and orange symbolized the autumn harvest season, which is why orange and black are popular and traditional around Halloween. … Read More  Weird Things You May Not Know About Halloween

As the school year comes to a close, the choirs are still in game-time mode. The final concert of the year for them is the Pops Concert. With heavy dancing and popular tunes, it is not a show to miss. Rehearsals consist of singing and dancing every class. As a general rule, each ensemble performs… Read More Preview to Pops