Five weeks ago, the LHS Director of School Counseling, Ms. O’Dea sent an email addressed to parents and guardians, and then forwarded that same email to teachers, detailing problems she had heard...

Seniors, now that the January 1 college application deadline has passed, it is not time to slack off. While you do have time to take a breather and relax a bit, don’t forget to apply for scholarships....

I know that much of senior year is about applying to and deciding where to go for college. As every waking moment — and many of my dreams/nightmares — are centered around college, it doesn’t help...

  Seniors, you've started your college applications. You’ve linked your Naviance to your Common App. Naviance asks you to input which kind of application you are submitting, and you think, Okay....

Community Service Club (CSC) members are hoping that when students clean out their closets this fall, they'll take a few moments to gather any gently-used clothing or toys and donate them as part of CSC's...

The English, math, and foreign language departments all have award ceremonies each year where they honor outstanding students in each subject. This year the science department is added to the list as...

This article is reproduced as it appears in the April issue of the Lancer Spirit News Magazine. Where are you from? I am from New Jersey. I attended high school there before moving to Massachusetts where...

Lancer Nation’s Improv Destination Imagination team, Five Guys, won their Regional competition on Saturday March 19. They beat out four other teams with their improv performance and instant challenge. The...

The PVC Pirates placed first in the FIRST robotics competition on March 14, at the North Shore District Event in Reading Mass. The team is heading to Rhode Island this weekend for another competition.  “It...

The Duct Tape Dudes, the Lancer Destination Imagination team won their regional competition last Saturday, March 12. They competed against one other team in their category, the technical challenge Pace...

Selecting colleges to apply to and eventually to attend can be a difficult process. With so many options to choose from narrowing your search parameters by deciding if you want to stay local or travel...

On March 2 high school students around the state will take out their number two pencils, buckle down and take the three hour SAT. They are the first group of students to take the newly revamped SAT. What...

Tuesday, Feb. 9 is more than a day off from school. The LHS gymnasium will be filled with residents casting their vote in the first in the nation presidential primary. Before those students and staff...

As the semester draws to a close, the craziness of midterms begins. The exams that every junior and underclassman has to take is worth twenty percent of a student’s overall grade, which means...

Swedish meatballs, Asian lettuce wraps, and Russian potato skins have arrived--or will soon be arriving--in the LHS cafeteria under the new Food Director Amanda Venezia, who replaced previous director...

A new period in history has arrived in the United States. Both the Democrat and Republican parties have a strong woman running in the 2016 Presidential Election. Next year may be the first time the US...

Although Junior Sam Schofield must say "Auf Wiedersehen" to America, she gets to say "Guten Tag" to Germany as she will be spending her junior year immersed in this country's language and culture. “I...