On Friday, April 13, the Learning for Life program began building stand-up desks for classrooms. Principal Nancy Doll authorized the order of 26 desks to be split among math, English, world language, special...
Every day, our school administration, county officials and members of our police force continue their efforts towards keeping students safe in schools. Numerous school shootings have occurred in America,...
On March 23, the cast of Linganore’s production of Footloose gathered for another rehearsal after school. With the first performance only about a month away, the cast is getting ready for the final stretch.
The...
Junior year is all fun and games until students have to start worrying about college. When applying to a college, one of the first things they need to think about is taking the Scholastic Assessment Test,...
On February 8, at the county cheerleading competition, the Linganore varsity team won second place. For varsity cheer captain, Sierra Bennett, this was her last high school competition. However, there...
“All the world’s a stage.”
This line is from William Shakespeare’s play, As You Like It. Are you aware that there are many opportunities to get involved in theater outside of high school? Due...
On February 17, indoor guard members competed at Susquehannok High School, located in York County, Pennsylvania.
The white level guard, under the direction of Will Hernandez and Emma Burke, placed...
On February 12, 13, and 14, students visited the Career and Technology Center (CTC) to shadow the available programs. This week, there were six Linganore students who visited CTC. When students go shadowing...
The boys varsity basketball team powered past the Tuscarora Titans with a 53-48 win at Tuscarora on Friday night.
The Lancers were led throughout by point guard Nicholas Lang, who notched 28 points...
Congratulations to the nine Linganore students who won a total of 13 awards in the 2018 Scholastic Art Awards contest.
Senior Rachel Sorenson said, "Recieving an award is a really exciting feeling...
