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Tre Holley

Tre Holley, Photo Editor

Tre is a senior and a first year member of the Lightridge News staff. He is primarily interested in photojournalism.

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

[Photo] Yearbook staff steps up to solve printer problem

Aziza Khikmatillaeva, Staff Writer
June 3, 2024
During the second half of the year its hard to get seniors to focus on anything.

[Photo] Senioritis is in season

Cambria Riggs, Staff Writer
May 30, 2024
Once a quarter, Lightridge students practice locking the school down.

[Photo] Op-Ed: How efficient are lockdown drills?

Sara Yusuf, Social Media Manager
May 28, 2024
In order to survive, country music needs to look at how it is hostile to some segments of its fan base.

[Photo] Op-Ed: Country music’s diversity problem

Sabry Tate, Managing Editor
May 9, 2024
A Loudoun County Sherriff's Office Deputy and a drug sniffing canine conducted a search on May 3.

[Photo] LCSO brings drug sniffing dog to Lightridge

Panchami Rangaraju, Editor-in-Chief
May 3, 2024
Assistant Principal Dr. Kim Jackson (top) and senior Tre Holley (bottom) give blood.

[Photo] Red Cross Club holds blood drive

Sabry Tate, Managing Editor
May 1, 2024
Lettuce Club members participate in the organization's .1745955 charity run.

[Photo] Lettuce Club holds charity .175955K

Aziza Khikmatillaeva, Staff Writer
May 1, 2024
Despite the administration and custodial staff's best efforts to maintain the restrooms, students continue to act like they have never been in a bathroom before.

[Photo] Guest Op-Ed: Students need to be better in the bathrooms

Ajeet Sandhu, Chetan Vanga, and Anika Singh
April 23, 2024
Virginia public schools are dealing with an unprecedented number of drug overdoses, as fentanyl becomes a larger and larger problem.

[Photo] Virginia fights fentanyl epidemic

Panchami Rangaraju, Editor-in-Chief
April 19, 2024
Trucks and full sized SUVs are a greater risk to pedestrians than standard sized automobiles.

[Photo] Guest Op-Ed: Trucks and full sized SUVs should be banned from school lots

Srikrishna Cheruku, Guest Writer
April 17, 2024
Vacancies in teaching positions have jumped 25% in recent years as more teachers leave the profession and less recent college graduates decide to pursue careers in education.

[Photo] Teacher shortage hits Loudoun and Lightridge

Lalitha Aravind, Associate Story Editor
April 11, 2024
Peter Kim's economics classes covered the windows of the 1400-1700 connector hallway with notes, graphs, and formulas.

[Photo] Econ classes practice distribution of study materials

Cohen Wilson, Staff Writer
March 19, 2024
Parents are struggling to find time to connect with their kids. Kids are connecting just fine with the internet. All of it is because of a system that is failing both groups.

[Photo] Op-Ed: Capitalism is killing the iPad kids

Max Allen and Cohen Wilson
February 27, 2024
More and more students are cutting themselves off from real world interactions in favor of a life online.

[Photo] Op-Ed: Social media isn’t social

Jenna Hong, Staff Writer
January 26, 2024
Miles Lipscomb, Brittany DelSignori talk with Jason White in between classes. White is not only the head of the department where Lipscomb and DelSignori work, but also taught them when they were in high school.

[Photo] Jason White’s legacy of learning

Sara Yusuf, Staff Writer
January 26, 2024
Copying and re-using work that you have completed for a previous class is a violation the Lightridge Honor Code.

[Photo] Guest Op-Ed: Self-plagiarism is dumb

Leila Ware, Guest writer
December 13, 2023
The traffic to and from school is a continuing source of stress for the student body and has only gotten worse as the school's population has risen.

[Photo] Guest Op-Ed: More money, more roads

Akshara Jadala, Guest writer
December 14, 2023
Assistant Principal Sundaram Thirukkurungudi shows off his many awards and some souvenirs from his boxing career.

[Photo] Meet the APs: Sundaram Thirukkurungudi

Isaac Kilmer, Staff Writer
November 20, 2023
Sophomore Andrew Webb (22), junior Brady White (16), junior Tobi Ikhile (55) and the rest of the football team take the field for the Homecoming game against Briar Woods.

[Photo] Homecoming prep is much more than a week’s work

Vy Bui and Saara Islam
November 20, 2023
Nikki Chima-Orji, Brooklyn Brevard, Lily Brown, Scarlett Schuhart, Stella Thorne and Gabby Sosa are the members of the new Lightridge Dance Team.

[Photo] Dance, dance revolution

Kendall Matthews, Sports Editor
November 9, 2023
Freshmen Mega Balabbigara and Joslyn Bennett research haunted houses.

[Photo] Haunting of the 1400 Hallway

Jenna Hong, Staff Writer
November 6, 2023
Students fill the main hallway and library staircase during a passing period.

[Photo] Student population numbers swell

Sabry Tate, Managing Editor
October 27, 2023
Sophomore Chloe Motter gets assistance from junior Writing Center consultant Inaaya Khan.

[Photo] Writing Center expands in its second year

Lalitha Aravind, Social Media Manager
October 13, 2023
Sophie Armstrong, Nicole Roy, Charmi Palem, Claire Votta and Kelly Walsh pose for Lettuce Club.

Club fair gets students involved

Tre Holley, Reporter
September 19, 2023
Nico Gonzalez, Yosh Krupa and Barrett Jeffords let anyone who is interested in the Tabletop Gaming Club to roll a die for candy.

Grace Singh, Melissa Piedade, Siena Sun and Rachel Ramsey pose for the World Citizens Club.

Lyn Motter poses with the NEHS presentation board.

Evan McReynolds poses with a Philosophy Club flier.

Mannat Kaur and Anjika Ganjoo promote Girls in STEM.

Kelly Walsh, Hannah Branson and McKenna Browning promote Helping Paws by giving candy to anyone who’s interested in their club.

Bhavya Kongara and Vanya Angara give examples of their work in the Lightridge literary magazine, Sounds of Thunder.

Sai Rabba, Angelina Lee and Joeanna Jilson hand out fliers and candy for their club, Habitat For Humanity.

Senior Ayla Warren poses with Art Honor Society board.

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