Each year The Jet Jotter makes a comprehensive list of where graduating LHS Seniors are going to study or work.
Keep Reading2020 LHS Mock Presidential Election LHS students voted for their preferred presidential candidate in a mock poll. 0 Votes Tallied Biden and Harris – Democratic Party 74.4% Trump and Pence – Republican 22.5% Hawkins and Walker – Green-Rainbow 2.4% Jorgensen
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“Seniors have lost the most, they have the least amount of time left with us,” said Principal Mr. Tom Landers at the School Committee last night, February 9th. Superintendent Dr. Marty O’Shea
For the last 10 months, COVID-19 has done everything to separate students and staff from the high school, but a new form of testing may have a strange way of bringing us
Senior Trina Morrow is Longmeadow High School’s 2021 Poetry Out Loud champion with her recitation of “Perhaps the World Ends Here” by Joy Harjo. She will advance to the regional semifinals next
Tomorrow the School Committee will take up the question of EV chargers being installed at LHS. The initiative would be funded by a state Green Communities grant and installation covered by Eversource.
“There is always a need to help those that are less fortunate but particularly this year we wanted to do something,” says Mr. Jamie Dibbern, who is the Science Department chair at
A hundred different faces in little boxes popped up on Ms. Kayla Werlin’s screen as she opened her computer. All of the faces, which included some of Longmeadow High School’s own students,
2020 LHS Mock Presidential Election LHS students voted for their preferred presidential candidate in a mock poll. 0 Votes Tallied Biden and Harris – Democratic Party 74.4% Trump and Pence – Republican
This summer a new lighting system was installed at LHS, the $187,000 tab covered by the energy company Eversource. The new LED bulbs that replaced the old Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFLs), are
The unique challenge of keeping a building sanitized and COVID-Free during the pandemic
“We feel like we’re first-year teachers all over again,” says Mrs. Mary Dillon, who has been a teacher at LHS for 28 years now. This year, remote and hybrid learning have presented
