It isn’t uncommon for school to be boring or monotonous. Regardless of how important the information is, when almost 90% (89.6%) of polled LCHS teachers assign independent work, the lack of interaction...
Art teacher Kyla Jenkins recently had a solo art show that ran December through February at the Leesburg town hall. She has also entered five pieces in the Chelsea International Photography competition....
Are you ever feeling hungry throughout the day and regret not bringing anything to snack on? Do you ever wish that you had something to quickly grab for breakfast or share with your friends? The new Grab...
Senior Adam Toland has been reviewing movies since 2022, but he never expected that hobby to lead to his name being mentioned at the Oscars.
While scrolling on Instagram, Toland came across a Letterboxd...
We spoke with Principal Michelle Luttrell and Assistant Principal Lacey Kimbrough about the upcoming HVAC replacement and how it will impact you.
Q: What is happening?
The start of a major HVAC system...
As of the 2024-2025 school year, the School Board has begun implementing a policy prohibiting high school students from using cell phones during class, and limits use to during lunch and between classes....
Did you know our beloved fast food chains like McDonald’s, Dunkin Donuts, and Burger King, only became popular in the 50’s? Turns out, fast food is just one of many food trends that popped up over...
For the school's 70th anniversary, Dylan Keyes interviewed his grandmother Bonnie White Keyes, who was a student at our school from 1958 through 1960 but later transferred to and graduated from Loudoun...
As we get ready to publish our June issue (the special 70th anniversary edition), we at The County Chronicle are so very grateful for the support of this year's sponsors, whose purchase of advertisements...
The following list was provided to us by retired drama teacher John Wells, who kept track of the plays students performed under his direction here at Loudoun County High School
1982-83
Barefoot...
For County's 70th anniversary, Sophia Casciano interviewed her aunt, who attended the school in the 1990s. Here, Sophia shares her aunt's story.
Andrea Rakowski attended County from 1992–1996,...
Time-consuming. Stressful. Tedious. These are words seniors have used to describe their college application process.
“It’s just a lot of work,” senior Jack Martin said. “It’s a lot of...
