The school library has been much different since the a policy disallowing students to eat there was enacted in early December. The rule has lessened...
Lunchtime in Lightridge has recently had a problem with the amount of students. The student count is far above the capacity of the cafeteria,...
The 2024-2025 school year brought a major schedule change that significantly affected the daily routines of both students and teachers. The...
Every day there is a group of students that file into the school just after the morning bell rings to start class. This group lines up in front...
The yearbook title for 2025 is “Take 5.” “I was thinking about ideas that had something to do with the number five,” said Bryce English. Yearbook...
Wayde Byard, who served for over twenty years as a public information officer for Loudoun County Public Schools, recently released his sixth...
“The stress load of the seniors right now, every kid that comes in here is like, I’m stressed out,” said Lightridge counselor Jennifer...
Cooper Gaull spends hours tucked away in the Gum Spring Library recording studio. Every spare penny and every ounce of free time the junior...
The beginning of the 2024-25 school year brought with it a wave of new staff members. The United States is in the midst of a teacher shortage,...
Over the years, we’ve had a lot of new faculty members at Lightridge, but our newest member is perhaps the most remarkable. Biscuit Stone...
You walk into a movie theater and wonder what to watch. When you look at the list of movies you see: “Mufasa: The Lion King,” “Captain...
You put your car into reverse and start to back out. Before you know it, another car comes speeding from the left, passing within inches of your...
Ever since middle school I have been counting down the days until my eighteenth birthday. My birthday marks the beginning of being a legal adult,...
Lockdown drills in school are a normal occurrence throughout the school year. And yes, they may benefit you in the state of emergency. But are...
It seems as if there are two types of people, those who hate it, and those who love it. I am an unapologetic country music lover. I fell...
We mic'd up brand drum major Mia Bueno at a recent football game.
As fall sports come to an end, winter sports are quickly approaching. Tryouts for winter sports are held the week of November 11, and each sport...
The transition from middle school to high school can be a difficult endeavor. Lots of things change. Instead of being the oldest kids in the...
We mic'd up junior volleyball player Amara Pope before the match against Stone Bridge.
As the Lightridge Cross Country team heads into the postseason, there are high expectations from players and coaches alike. The girls team placed...
The crew sat down with junior basketball starting point guard Tyler White to talk about how he approaches the game and this season's changes...
We sat down with junior field hockey player Madi Kang and talked about the team's fall campaign.
It's been a minute...In today's episode, we will explore innovative approaches to justice through the lens of Mr. Carl Wilkins, a missionary...
We asked teachers which member of the faculty would do the best in the apocalypse.
We asked students and staff what they thought about the new cellphone policy.
We asked students and staff to tell us their most embarrassing stories.
High school marks the transition from childhood friendships to adult ones. Gone are the days when our parents arranged playdates and took us...
The holiday season is filled with chilly weather, twinkling lights, and many stories to tell. To celebrate, the Lightridge Writing Center hosted...
We read thousands of words a day; from the nutrition label on a cereal box to the instructions of our next assignment. But how many of those...
The Lightridge Writing Center (LWC) has made new changes to the structure of the organization for the 24-25 school year. One of these additions...