For the first time in the school community, LT is partnering with Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) to host a MobilePack event this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, in order to honor Dr. King’s legacy of service...

In response to the rise of engineering, technology, and programming careers, LT is offering two new classes: Robotics 1 and Robotics 2, beginning in the 2023-2024 school year. These classes will help students...

The Adult Special Education Program hosted a Holiday Song Fest on  Nov. 21 for the LT community in the SC PAC. With 23 performers and 21 songs, the drama crew created a festive night for family and friends. “The...

Following a 14.7% increase in chronic absenteeism since 2019, the administration has placed an increased emphasis on decreasing student absences. “Going into the [2021-2022] school year, the pandemic...

The Peaceable School Initiative (PSI) Forum is an opportunity for students to collaborate with administrators and other students to brainstorm ideas on how to improve the school environment and create...

For the second year in a row, National Honor Society (NHS) administered a schoolwide food drive to collect donations for local food pantries during the holiday season, NHS executive board member Emily...

After the Fall Kickoff concert on Sept. 20, the choir began preparations for their annual Senior Citizen Holiday Concert and Reception in late September. Prior to this concert, they also had their annual...

LT’s first-ever talent show was held in the Reber Center on Nov. 18. The program was once known as the variety show in past years, however, it was renamed as a talent show by students this year. The...

Organic, loose, fun. All words teacher Kristie Scriba used to describe LT’s new Spanish conversation group, “Sobremesa.” Even before the pandemic, Scriba had the idea of forming a conversation group...

American Sign Language (ASL) teacher Krystle Conrad signed the National Anthem at the Chicago Bears football game on Nov. 13 at Soldier Field. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity for her, she said.  “It...

Thursday nights are famously associated with football, but Drew Grech ‘24, Mike Badrov ‘24, and Angus Allan ‘24 are focused on recording “Tusken Radio,” a “Star Wars”-based talk show for...

With his hands coated in bear spray while a torrential downpour acted as the soundtrack of their evening, Noah Stanukinas ‘23 and four of his other hiking-group members finally made it to the top of...

With their very first meeting on Nov. 2, Lyons Latin Dancers is a brand new addition to LT’s assortment of clubs. Bringing together students who enjoy dancing to modern and traditional music from Latin...

  Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), sword fighting, clash between reality and fiction, and a subplot involving LGBTQ+ characters: these are just some of the things that will happen in the play,...