Our January 2022 PDF issue is live online. You can view it here: https://issuu.com/countychronicle/docs/pdf_version_of_q2_pdf_issue_january_2022
Keep alert for the PRINT edition of our Quarter 3 issue,...
As PEER advisor and Culinary Arts teacher Dorene Kuebler was collecting trash during Lunch on the Lawn, she noticed many students taking their unopened snack bags, and instead of eating any or saving...
A government shutdown looms as Democrats fight against partisans to pass Biden’s spending agenda. This is a familiar scene for legislators as the December month has historically been a...
On Tuesday, November 30, when students walked into the cafeteria for lunch, they were all surprised to find the usual long tables were no longer there. Instead, they were greeted with an assortment...
In honor of the holiday season, the Student Council Association has put together an arrangement of Evergreen trees outside the cafeteria. The clubs that took charge of decorating the five trees are...
Disclaimer: When I use the term “holiday,” and any derivatives thereof, I mean it in regards to the generic, secular, and often heavily commercialized winter holiday season. Hanukkah, Advent, and other...
As the holiday break quickly approaches, we have an increased opportunity for free time.
Given this, if you don't want to be stuck watching the same stale holiday specials during break, check out this...
Field hockey became an official sport in Loudoun County Public Schools during 2016, and within five years the varsity squad at LCHS made school history by taking their team all the way to the state...
During the month of November, PEER made it their initiative to host a school-wide event to promote World Kindness Day. They called it Paws Up For Positivity, which was the slogan for lunch on the lawn...
Stop-and-go traffic and inclement weather are infamous for hampering holiday travel. Last year, that list expanded to include restrictions and health risks surrounding COVID. But with a lower case...
