“I’m a masterpiece!” echoes through the hallway in LHS where the track team is warming up for practice. Every athlete skips across
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Longmeadow High School was ranked #1 for “Best Places to Teach in Massachusetts” in 2019 by Niche.com, a popular website that rates schools, neighborhoods and companies based on data it collects. The website gave Longmeadow Public Schools an A+ in
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Editor’s Note: The Jet Jotter granted anonymity to protect sources who spoke about their experiences with depression. “The pandemic has definitely been a very stressful experience,” says an anonymous Senior who has
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many extracurricular activities have been forced to adapt and switch to an online setting. One such club is the “As School Match Wits” club, which has an
“‘One size fits all’ does not fit when it comes to education,” says Ms. Kathleen Russotto, President of the Longmeadow Education Association (LEA). The decision of which model the Longmeadow Public School
“Under normal circumstances, people would probably not notice much [of a difference from new administration] in the beginning,” says State Senator Eric Lesser, who represents a district including Longmeadow. “But, this is
“It’s important to learn other cultures so we can grow, respect, and learn from one another,” says Alumni Maya Powe. “Especially because Longmeadow is predominantly white, we need to do a better
At the last town meeting on June 23, residents rejected the warrant that would allow the Town of Longmeadow to ask the state to raise the tax ceiling. This means the Town
The racial slur of the n-word is ubiquitous in society today, whether it be in music lyrics, movies, jokes, slang, or even English literature. From Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird freshman
“I’m a masterpiece!” echoes through the hallway in LHS where the track team is warming up for practice. Every athlete skips across the tiles, wraps their arms around themselves and repeats this
Today Longmeadow High School offers three languages to students: Spanish, Latin, and French. “A few years ago [the] past superintendent, Mrs. [Marie] Doyle, was interested in putting Chinese into the building,” says
On March 10, the School Committee approved Statements of Interest (SOIs) for Longmeadow’s middle schools to be forwarded to the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA), saying that the middle schools are not
