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By county and local law, students have a lot less access to their phones through the school day.  Phone caddies , like the one pictured above, appeared in every classroom this fall, and more restrictions are coming.

Loudoun and Virginia move to greatly limit students’ cell phone access

Panchami Rangaraju, Editor-in-Chief November 18, 2024

On June 25, 2024, Loudoun County Public School (LCPS) approved Policy 8655 outlining a plan to limit personal technology in Loudoun schools, starting the 2024-2025 school year. This includes cell phones,...

Sofia Moscoso and Mayson Wu run lines in preparation for Antigone PLUS.

Theatre preps for Antigone Plus

CeCe Torres and Haley Baum October 18, 2024

Lightridge Theatre is rehearsing four days a week for their fall play, Antigone PLUS, which will run from November 14 to 16. The original story follows Antigone, and her defiance towards King Creone...

Senior Hailey Sekhon stares at the spot where her AP Microeconomics test grade should be, but isn't.

AP test goes missing

Samantha Hansen and Maddie Coch October 17, 2024

When Hailey Sekhon checked her Advanced Placement exams scores in July she was shocked to find her AP Microeconomics score was marked as “N/A.” “I wasn’t really worried about it at first,”...

Members of the chess club survey the board during the preliminary club meeting day.  Photo courtesy of Lightridge Yearbook.

Lightridge holds first virtual club fair

Conner Borden, Staff Writer October 9, 2024

On Tuesday, September 16, Lightridge held its first virtual club fair. Previously, the club fair was in the gym, with club leaders able to find people by advertising with a poster and pitching the club...

New freshmen SCAS officers Laycie Herr-Chernault, Mckinley Cushman, Sage Haddon, Lily Meyer and Lily Samson.

SCA holds closed election for freshmen officers

Alex Owellen, Staff Writer October 7, 2024

Lightridge SCA held an election on September 9 for freshmen members running for new positions as they transitioned into high school. This was a closed election with only the other grades’ SCA officers...

Above is one of the sixteen pages erroneously inserted into this year's yearbook by the company who handles the printing of the annual.

Yearbook staff steps up to solve printer problem

Aziza Khikmatillaeva, Staff Writer June 3, 2024

When the yearbook staff was preparing the yearbooks for distribution last week they discovered a problem. Sixteen pages of Lightridge's yearbook had been replaced by printer Varsity Brands with sixteen...

Senior and Congressional Debate captain Nardos Mengesha made it to the semi-final round at Nationals.

Three debate captains make it to the national tournament

Jenna Hong, Staff Writer June 3, 2024

Three debate captains represented Lightridge High School at the National Catholic Forensic League Tournament. The 2024 NCFL Grand National Tournament was held in Chicago, Illinois over Memorial Day weekend....

During the second half of the year its hard to get seniors to focus on anything.

Senioritis is in season

Cambria Riggs, Staff Writer May 30, 2024

Senior students took full advantage of the “senior skip day” on March 18th. A total of 266 students didn't attend school on this day, which is 63% of seniors at Lightridge. The chronic absence...

A Loudoun County Sherriff's Office Deputy and a drug sniffing canine conducted a search on May 3.

LCSO brings drug sniffing dog to Lightridge

Panchami Rangaraju, Editor-in-Chief May 3, 2024

Lightridge High School had their first ever canine drug scan on May 3. Students and staff were held in their first block rooms for the duration of the scan, which lasted for 90 minutes. The canine and...

Assistant Principal Dr. Kim Jackson (top) and senior Tre Holley (bottom) give blood.

Red Cross Club holds blood drive

Sabry Tate, Managing Editor May 1, 2024

On April 23rd the Red Cross Club hosted a blood drive. The blood drive was held in the auxilary gym, a location club sponsor Jenna Lombardo said was secured with help from Activities Coordinator Jake...

Lettuce Club members participate in the organization's .1745955 charity run.

Lettuce Club holds charity .175955K

Aziza Khikmatillaeva, Staff Writer May 1, 2024

On April 24th Lettuce Club held its 1st ever charity run: the .17459555K. Its atypical distance may seem odd at first, but it aligns perfectly with the club’s mission. “We cater to the lazy philanthropists,”...

A new policy put forth by Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin that changes the rights afforded  to transgender students has left some in the Lightridge community uneasy.

UPDATE: LCPS continues to debate transgender policies

Panchami Rangaraju, Editor-in-Chief May 1, 2024

Lightridgenews.com originally covered this story here. On July 18, 2023, the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) under Governor Glenn Youngkin’s guidance set into effect their 2022 Model Policies...

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