Hauck adds robotics to LPHS
Sophia Adkins, Staff Writer
January 21, 2020
Morgan Hauck, a new teacher this school year, is making a positive impact on the community and in the halls. She is the first robotics coach at LPHS and is an engineering teacher for the Slicers. “Surprisingly there weren’t a lot of places hiring for an engineering teacher, so my choices were p...
Peterson named Student of the Year
Alli Glen, Editor
January 21, 2020
LPHS Sophomore Parker Peterson was named a Student of the Year for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society. The Student of the Year challenge is an event that can be participated in once, and it’s only for high school students. In order to be involved with the program, the student must be nominated by someone....
Speech and Debate off to a strong start
Jamaal Salary, Staff Writer
December 20, 2019
Most of the glory in the high school often goes to the athletes, but the La Porte Speech and Debate team has made a case that they shouldn’t be counted out. Speech and Debate are co-curricular by-application classes that are advised by Mrs. Arney and Miss Baugh, who are LPHS English teacher. ...
Lincoln’s book fairies
Ally Zila, Staff Writer
December 16, 2019
Since the beginning of school, Lincoln Elementary School has been visited by Book Fairies every month. Around August, teachers from Lincoln Elementary School started social media campaigns for donations to provide each student in their class with a new reading book every month. Due to the generos...
Furness makes immediate impact at LPHS
Ally Zila, Staff Writer
December 16, 2019
Jessie Furness is leading Slicers to success through coaching and teaching. Furness dove back when she was in high school at Michigan City, lettering her freshman year and diving on varsity all four years. Furness perfected her lower difficulty dives and frequently had strong scores. She made it t...
Slicer Emma Henderson takes graduating early a step further
Tori Kegebein, Staff Writer
December 12, 2019
LPHS is filled with brilliant students who excel in many ways, some of which find it easy to surpass the expectations given to them. Junior Emma Henderson happens to be one. She has made the courageous decision to graduate an entire year early. While attending LPHS, Henderson realized her maturity level was ...
LaRose returns to teaching
Alli Glen, Editor
December 6, 2019
A new face at LPHS is making an impact early. Mrs. LaRose, a new LPHS English teacher, has always been a teacher at heart, even when she wasn’t in a classroom. LaRose has been teaching for four and a half years. All of her teaching was done just around the corner in Chicago, Illinois at Our La...
Crichfield and Riley host honorary Principals for a Day
LPCSC Staff
November 19, 2019
To understand what it is like to be someone else, it is imperative to walk a mile in his or her shoes. Bert Cook, executive director of La Porte Economic Advancement Partnership, and Mark Krentz, mayor of La Porte, walked that mile and many more as they were honorary Principals for the Day on November 8th. ...
Smith inspires students with Innovation Lab
Tori Kegebein, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
Every school offers programs to fit certain interests for students, but La Porte Middle School/Kesling Intermediate has taken this one step further by introducing the Innovation Lab. English teacher and former data coach Mrs. Smith has taken the position that infuses a STEM (Science, Technology, Engi...
LPHS’ second Chili Cook-Off
Alli Glen, Editor
November 18, 2019
La Porte High School teachers decided to spice up their lunch break with the second annual LPHS Chili Cook-Off during the e-Learning day on November 6th. 10 of LP’s best teacher chefs decided to partake in this much anticipated event. The staff brought in their best versions of their homemade chil...
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