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....

LPCSC to host “The Story of Eva” on January 27th

Alli Glen, Editor

January 17, 2020

LPCSC will be hosting a showing of “The Story of Eva” in the Performing Arts Center on January 27th at 6:30 p.m. Eva Kor was a woman who lived some of the worst days in human history during the Holocaust and somehow survived and--even more impressively--thrived.  A familiar face and his wif...

Pritchard’s creativity takes classes to the next level

Alli Glen, Editor

January 16, 2020

LPHS’ Family and Consumer Sciences teacher Mrs. Pritchard is one of the most creative and dedicated teachers in LPCSC, and her students’ recent success on a project has made her even more known and recognized. Pritchard attended Holy Cross College and Ball State University right out of college, but...

Ruff and students give back

Sophia Adkins, Staff Writer

December 18, 2019

Ruff gives back to children of La Porte Jeremy Ruff, a beloved teacher of LPHS, is leaving his impact on the community along with every student in his Intro to Design class.  In many classes, students create work that is just seen by the teacher, but that is as far as it goes. The beauty of Ruff’s ...

Korells: partners at LPHS and home

Sophia Adkins, Staff Writer

December 2, 2019

Korells: partners at LPHS and home One last name brings a great deal of joy to the halls and students of LPHS.  Thomas and Cathy Korell are two beloved Slicer teachers. Little did they both know, nearly 24 years ago, they would start many of the best chapters in their lives together.  Both...

Keeping the tradition

Jamaal Salary, Staff Writer

November 26, 2019

LaPorte girls’ basketball is gearing up for another stellar season.   The LPGBB has started the season with a 4-2 record with victories over South Bend Clay, New Prairie, Highland, John Glenn. The Slicers have losses to Penn and Munster, which both were close games.  The LPGBB is currently ...

Once a Slicer, Always a Slicer: Vinay Prasad Class of 2001

Alli Glen, Staff Writer

December 20, 2018

Being a Slicer isn’t just about attending La Porte High School. It can mean a million different things to a million different people. Most students who walk out of LPHS leave with an overflowing amount of pride for the school, community, and all of the people who have impacted their lives in some wa...

PSAT in LaPorte High School

Mallory Warner, Staff Writer

October 17, 2018

All Indiana juniors, sophomores, and freshman took part in the PSAT on October 10th. According to the Indiana Department of Education, the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test is a standardized test administered by the College Board and co-sponsored by the National Merit Scholarshi...

Senior Survey Results!

Senior Class

May 25, 2016