Third Monday of February. Does it ring a bell? President’s Day is the right answer.
LSHS closes its doors Friday, February 17 to Monday, February 20 for a patriotic weekend in honor of all the U.S....
Life Skills Prom just happened last week! What is Life Skills Prom you ask? It’s a party full of a bunch of fun activities that Leadership puts together for all the Life Skills classes.
This year’s...
Sophie Grieser, News Editor & Editor-in-Chief
• February 22, 2017
The days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer and the students are growing more and more restless - that’s right, it’s second semester. Reaching the halfway point of the school year is...
It’s that time of the year that all girls love! February 13th,also known as Galentine’s Day,is an unofficial holiday that many girls celebrate each year. Galentine’s Day is a holiday Amy Poehler’s...
What comes after high school? For many students, the answer is college. But what about the people whose families can’t afford expensive universities? Here at Lake Stevens High School, there are a lot...
Sophie Grieser, News Editor & Editor-in-Chief
• January 25, 2017
The Inauguration is a tradition of swearing in the new President that has been around since George Washington was elected in 1789. However, there are many aspects of the Inauguration process that have...
Samantha Jones, Features Editor & Staff Reporter
• January 25, 2017
Cold and flu season has fallen upon Washington and it shows no signs of stopping. In fact, the flu epidemic has started to even take a death toll on Washingtonians all around and there hasn’t really...
Junior Jaydn (JJ) Bush is a friendly face that many of us may see in the hall. Bush is a student athlete here at LSHS, not only is she a varsity soccer player, but she plays Lake tennis as well. However...
Lake Stevens High School welcomes many new staff members throughout the school year. As of late,our school has just welcomed another member to the staff and the new member is Heather Smith, who will be...
Lake Stevens High School has been in the project of hosting Australian exchange students for 6 years.
In January, 23 students and 3 chaperones arrived in our state with the purpose of seeing how life...
Sophie Grieser, News Editor & Editor-in-Chief
• January 25, 2017
The 2016 election was one which history will not soon forget. The race brought up many questions about who was best fit to run our country and divided Americans; this was only furthered by the spreading...
In life, it’s always school, work and family. That’s what people base their life on. But can all that activity take a toll on students? Teens in 2017 deal with a lot of stress. There are more tests...
![Here the group stands in front of the Capitol Building (From left to right - Top row: UW student Nick Peda, Mrs. Tilley, Mrs. Wagner, Drew Pearson, Elizabeth Stanton. Middle row: Elise Gooding, Mrs. Kinnard, Paige Wagner. Bottom row: Mrs. Riebli, Mrs. Fry, Jeyda Thomson, Anna Lundquist, Sophie Grieser). The seniors spent five days in Washington, D.C. touring and attending the inauguraton. Even though they grew up with Obama as president, and many of them don’t support Trump, they are keeping an open mind about his administration. “I hope the next four years will look a lot like last Saturday [the Women’s March] did, with lots of people coming together to support each other,” said senior Elizabeth Stanton. (Photo courtesy Darrick Hayman)](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Inauguration.jpg?fit=684%2C513&ssl=1)