March 31, 2020 By Gianna Alberti Staff Writer March 13 was far from an ordinary Friday for senior Mackenzie Kelly. She and her peers walked out of school that day wondering when, and if, they would be returning to LHS. While the high school’s closure impacts a... More »
Feb. 10, 2020 By Maya Malizia Editor Some hate it, and some don’t mind it, but one thing is for sure: everyone has observed a public display of affection—better known as PDA—at some point in time. Whether observing a pair holding hands in the hallways or catch... More »
Jan. 17, 2020 By Alyssa Ferrara Staff Writer Students flooded the gym beaming with LHS pride on Dec. 20 for the Seventh Annual Winter Pep Rally. The gym was filled with nostalgia as retired public speaking teacher Mr. Snyder kicked off the event with the tradi... More »
Dec. 27, 2019 By Julia Glowacki Staff Writer 2020 marks the start of a new decade. It also signals the departure of several shows and movies that are currently available on Netflix. When the new decade begins, Netflix will be getting rid of “Friends.” This pop... More »
Dec. 22, 2019 By Lea Torppey Webmaster Holiday break: a week to relax on the couch, stay cozy in a warm blanket, drink hot cocoa and watch some Netflix. Here are the shows LHS’ students and faculty say you should be watching: “The Office”Brando Soriano, senior... More »
Dec. 6, 2019 By Kevin Garcia Staff Writer This year is wrapping up fast, so buckle up because we’re taking a ride down memory lane. Without further ado, here is a list of The Lighthouse staff’s top picks of 2019: Best Movie: “Avengers: Endgame” In April, Marve... More »
Nov. 25, 2019 By Alexa Torres Editor For LHS students and faculty, Thanksgiving is all about food, family and friends. Keep on reading to see what 10 members of the LHS community plan to do this Thanksgiving: “Every year the Gutierrez Thanksgiving tradition is... More »
June 18, 2019 By Lea Torppey Editor Public speaking teacher Mr. Snyder is retiring after 36 years in the classroom. Since 1983, Snyder has played a crucial role in the building. From teaching English to public speaking, Snyder has left a lasting imprint on the... More »
June 13, 2019 By Jessica Zheng Staff Writer Walmart’s “Buy the Room” feature allows college bound students to quickly and easily select and order everything they need for their dorm room, including bedding, storage and decorations. Introduced last year, the fe... More »
June 11, 2019 By Sean Leonard Webmaster Summer is just days away, which means many will be heading to the beach for a relaxing vacation or day trip. Here’s what students say is the most important item in their beach bag: “A bag inside of a bag” Kayla Beurkli... More »
June 6, 2019 By Joe Sandomenico Staff Writer For many teens, playing video games is a hobby to get a break from the real world, but for former LHS student Zander Kim, playing video games is much more serious than that. Kim, who would have been in 11th grade th... More »
May 21, 2019 By Maya Malizia Staff Writer True crime and fictional crime shows are known for fascinating and frightening viewers with their mysterious circumstances and eerie conflicts. In January, Netflix released the new Ted Bundy Series titled “Conversation... More »
