After a year a half of adapting to social distancing restrictions, students finally celebrated a school-sponsored homecoming with their peers. Despite the mask restrictions because of the indoor event,...
One benefit of a year like 2020 is the chance to slow down and reflect. With fewer student activities and a new mascot, we had a chance to learn about the past of our school with librarian Tonya Dagstani....
With this photo feature, seven athletes explain how COVID has changed their practices and caused restrictions. Disclaimer: In compliance with governor’s orders, all school-sponsored activities followed...
Over the summer and extended social distance and shelter-at-home mandates, students were forced to isolate with their families, which offered a chance to bond much more than they ever had before the global...
In a complicated year like 2020, there have been a lot of ups and downs for teachers. One of those few ups is that in teaching from home, teachers get to spend more time with their pets. Teachers submitted...
This summer was one filled with uncertainty due to the coronavirus forcing many people to stay home. However, the death of George Floyd inspired protests leading the people to become more politically active....
Every school building has a history, but few come close to the amount of history LCHS does. LCHS is the oldest school in Loudoun County, and, at the time of writing, has been around for sixty-six years....
Spirit Week and Winter Pep Rally
Students and teachers dressed up for Winter Spirit week beginning on December 17. Each day featured a different theme, giving students the opportunity to be creative and...
Homecoming Court
The Homecoming Court of 2018 was elected by the senior class. Each senior voted for ten male nominees and ten female nominees, and winners were selected from there. Logan Quinn was selected...
