Teaching Through Song: Hamilton Field Trip
On Wednesday, October 30th, Ms. Schwab’s US History class and Ms. Hull’s English 1 class, both Specially Designed Academic InstructionContinue Reading
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Music Students Lookin’ Sharp
Las Lomas students, Drishti Patel and Andrew Kim have gotten accepted into high level band performances. Junior Drishti Patel hasContinue Reading
Super Fighting Robots: Ben Shafton
by Nolan Runkle Las Lomas sophomore Ben Shafton drives and builds his own BattleBots, which are robots specially designed toContinue Reading
Native American Heritage Month
Race relations in the United States generally focus on relations between whites and African-Americans, or with immigrant minorities. Too oftenContinue Reading
Harvey Milk: Forgotten Boundary Breaker?
Las Lomas’ history teachers and books try to cover all topics, including historical figures of different races, religions, and sexualities.Continue Reading
The School Play Falls Into Place
Fall is finally here and with it comes many exciting events for most students. One event students should always expectContinue Reading
Nextdoor: Racism Affects Las Lomas
by Grace Gonsalves and Molly Scanlon “‘Colored individuals who don’t belong in OUR neighborhood,’” read the Nextdoor post concerning LasContinue Reading
Las Lomas At Its Loudest
by Sebastian Squire When one attends a football game the atmosphere can be overwhelming. Football players and fans run backContinue Reading
Students Go Back to Fifth Grade Camp
by Caroline Johnston Kissing banana slugs, hiking in the forests, wandering through tidepools and singing campfire songs; these are theContinue Reading
Book of the Month: If We Were Villains
If We Were Villains by M. L. Rio is a thrilling story involving murder, betrayal, and Shakespeare. The novel concernsContinue Reading