June 19, 2022 By Caila Barreiros Staff Writer At the Wellness Fair on May 26, students from all grades came together on the LHS practice field to further their knowledge and participate in activities relating to health and self-care. This annual event, which i... More »
June 19, 2022 By Aria Stuhmer Staff Writer After a year of studying Supreme Court cases, the 16 students in Mr. Clifford’s Advanced Placement U.S. Government & Politics class got the chance to take on the work of America’s highest court. As a culminating proj... More »
June 18, 2022 By Emilia Calabrese Editor-in-Chief LHS held its first blood drive since the start of the pandemic on June 9. The event was run by Vitalant, a nonprofit organization that works throughout Bergen County to collect blood from volunteer donors and p... More »
May 26, 2022 By Mirka Cuadros Staff Writer The federal minimum wage has lost 21% of its value since its most recent increase in 2009. Now millions of Americans are struggling to make ends meet as they earn $7.25 an hour. An Ipsos poll released in March found ... More »
May 21, 2022 By Emilia Calabrese Editor-in-Chief When sophomore Elida Kuka’s parents were living in the Republic of Kosovo during the Kosovo War of 1998 and 1999, the American Red Cross was there to assist them when their town had been burned down and destroye... More »
May 19, 2022 By Kylee Singh Staff Writer Twelve students from Mrs. Huntington’s Principles of Business: Promotion classes earned a total of 15 awards in a high school photography competition organized by the Ocean County Camera Club, and six students are movin... More »
May 16, 2022 By Madison Echols Staff Writer In 2008, Kayla Torppey was an LHS senior preparing to make her way across the graduation stage and embark upon a six-year doctoral program at the University of Sciences in Philadelphia. Fourteen years later, she is a... More »
May 9, 2022 By Jude McElroy Editor On April 11, students in Ms. Pastor’s English II-Honors class took a virtual field trip to the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles to learn about the injustices Japanese Americans have faced throughout history. T... More »
May 8, 2022 By Jessica Cerrito Staff Writer LHS’ new policy addressing tardiness went into effect on April 4. Students who are tardy more than two times in one week can now expect to face disciplinary action. A first infraction will result in lunch detention ... More »
May 7, 2022 By Adriana Rodriguez Editor-in-Chief The 20th Annual Spring Poetry Slam took place on April 14 in the media center, with 25 students and three educators sharing their writing. Senior Isabella DiPisa, who previously participated in three LHS poetry ... More »
May 5, 2022 By Sebastian Liuba Staff Writer If you dread losing an hour when clocks spring forward, you may be in luck. On March 14, the Senate passed the Sunshine Protection Act, which was proposed by Republican Senator Marco Rubio from Florida. If passed by... More »
May 5, 2022 By Adriana Rodriguez Editor-in-Chief Twenty-one student poets from Bloomfield High School, Hackensack High School, Lyndhurst High School, Lyndhurst Middle School and Mount Arlington Public School came together to share their poetry on April 26 at t... More »
