Where Is The LHS Class of 2021 Going Next Year?
Note: Some seniors chose not to submit information First Name Last Name Destination Major Hannah Adams Umass Amherst Psychology Sontino Allentuck United States Coast Guard Academy Mechanical Engineering Olatunji Alokolaro UMass Boston Biology Olivia Anderson University of Rhode Island Undecided Natalie Antonucci Simmons University Political Science Armen Asik Georgetown University Human Science/Pre-med Nina Barnett University
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Ms. Hilary Godin Having parents that were teachers, Ms. Godin always felt that “teaching was in my blood.” At Alma College, she majored in painting and became an art teacher. After teaching
On the morning of March 27th, numerous residents of Springfield and surrounding towns gathered outside of the Springfield City Hall at the “Stop Asian Hate” rally in support of the Asian American
In Longmeadow’s striving for a safe, COVID-19 free environment, the town inadvertently harmed the environment. Like many municipalities across the country and even the world, Longmeadow heated the outdoors indirectly to keep
While pool testing for COVID-19 has been effective in some areas, it was recently decided that the Longmeadow Public Schools will not be continuing to use it. Pool testing is a system
On April 16th, The Longmeadow Anti-Racism Coalition (LARC) resumed their weekly standouts. This group was formed by Erin Reed, who began these standouts originally. Over the past few months, many Longmeadow residents
At a Student Faculty Advisory Council (SFAC) meeting late this January, a discussion was held over whether or not to suggest to teachers that they promote the use of pronouns on Zoom
As the end of the year approaches, students dread the upcoming AP Exams set to take place in June. Due to COVID-19, the administration of the test has changed drastically. All AP
As the Longmeadow Police Department (LPD) works to keep the tools it uses to protect the community up to date, this year the department purchased two new vehicles. Conversations with Police Chief
On Friday, May 21st, Ms. Dawn Striker’s Principles of Engineering class displayed their final team project: A Passive Solar Home Design. Students prepared a 3-D model, a floor plan, a plot plan
With the 1-year anniversary of COVID-19 passing in the month of March, schools, stores, and other activities have started to open up again. Along with schools, spring sports are looking to start
As the pandemic set in, schools suddenly had to revamp their technology infrastructure, not only to support online schooling but also to protect students and student data from internet attacks. This mammoth
As vaccine rollout continues, educators in Massachusetts have struggled to find vaccine appointments, raising questions about whether the state’s strategy is fair to teachers. In a School Committee meeting on March 9th,
As the state instituted guidelines calling for a return of five-day, in-person learning in both middle and elementary schools, in Longmeadow, the high school will also be returning to five-day, in-person schooling
In 2018, former LHS student Brynn Cartelli won Season 14 of The Voice. This success was historic, as she was the youngest contestant ever to win the show. This week, Brynn released
The Close Community Coalition is holding its first ever P.S.A. contest. The topic is “What is your natural high?” and the goal is to focus on healthy alternatives to using substances (sports,
When the stock market closed in observance of New Years’ Day, Gamestop (NYSE: GME) was trading at about $18 per share. A few weeks later, the stock was trading at an astonishing
Yesterday, Longmeadow Senior Luke Norman was interviewed by Peter Slen during a call in segment on CSPAN shortly after President Biden’s Prime Time address to the nation.
This Monday, March 8th, students in 10th grade in Cohorts A and B began returning as part of a new Cohort E for four days a week in-person learning. There are now
In a public service announcement Town Moderator Rebecca Townsend encourages eligible students to participate in local democracy at the long awaited Town Meeting Sunday May 16th.
After hard work on the part of clubs and committees the past few weeks, students like Junior Dylan Ratner, are excited to see the April 11th Community Cleanup event come to fruition,