On March 15, the No Place For Hate movement was officially launched at Linganore High School. Since its launch in 1999, the Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) No Place For Hate initiative has been introduced...
On Friday, December 1, Linganore High School (LHS) held its third annual Multicultural Night: an event made to showcase and promote diversity within the school and surrounding community.
The event was...
No high school is alike in the United States, but there is one tradition that nearly every school has: being senior prank.
Linganore is among the many schools that participates in this rite of passage,...
On March 27, Linganore senior Promise Green received the Frederick County Public High Schools' (FCPS) Impact Award, which is awarded monthly to a student within FCPS.
Each winner must create an impact...
Linganore High School (LHS) just added a STEP team to the club rotation this year and hopes to share and expand the culture throughout the school.
STEP is a style of dance that was developed by African-American...
After three years, Linganore is finally offering a Creative Writing course again. Unlike other classes in which students just write book continuations and poetry, this course is covering a vast variety...
“Suck it up buttercup” is an older term that most commonly refers to people that may be struggling with mental health. Is this “get over it” mentality helpful for people with mental health problems?
What...
On October 12, girls varsity soccer team played against South Hagerstown. During the halftime break, each team player highlighted a teacher that they appreciate. The team picked teachers from elementary,...
The second annual Writer's Week, held November 11-14, brought students from all classes together to participate in a variety of writing and English-related activities.
Organized by Linganore's chapter...
November 1: The dreaded college application deadline. Maybe you’re lucky, and the college you are applying to has a deadline of December 1. Seniors are feeling the pressure.
Procrastinating...
