The Class of 2019 arrives at LSHS next year as the largest sophomore class the school has seen. LSHS administration has set in motion a series of events that needs to be accomplished for the arrival of...
LSHS seniors Kayla Owens, Michael Finley, Acacia Quidort and Victoria Beavers currently attend the Ocean Research College Academy (ORCA), an early college program for high school students that focuses...
The term “cyberbullying” is a familiar term among high school students. The use of social media to harass others is frowned upon and should always be reported. Closely linked to this form of bullying,...
LSHS’s Life Skills department in the special education system has developed student growth through greater integration into general education settings. Over the past few decades opportunities for these...
The annual Lake Stevens High School Talent Show will be held on Tuesday, March 22 in the LSHS Performing Arts Center. The doors will open at 6:30 p.m., and the cost to enter is $3 with an ASB card and...
On January 11, 2016, a group of students from Australia came to visit LSHS. The group originally was partnered with the Band, but then was offered to the Choir to take over. For the past three years, these...
Although the wait to hear back from colleges is exasperating, seniors can find plenty of ways to keep themselves preoccupied while they wait. One of the best ways to stay busy is to check out the wide...
Like a lot of people my age, I enjoy escaping reality for 90 minutes with a good movie. One night, while watching “The Breakfast Club,” I started to think about the life of an average teenager in America...
Juggling homework, extracurricular activities, and a social life can be strenuous for a teenager, but those time-consuming expectations and activities somehow managed to leave senior Tyler VanBrocklin...
The television show “Parks And Recreation” has spawned several faux holidays, such as “Galentine’s Day” a special day before Valentine’s Day that involves celebrating female friendship, “Monica...
![Around 683 students will arrive next year being the largest class LSHS has seen. The graduating class of 2019 has caused much excitement, but also has made some anxious. “[The next class being the largest] is exciting. It’s a compliment to our school that people want to come and live in the community and be here. The other side of it is, it’s daunting; it’s a lot of kids,” Cahan said.](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/2019_Graphic.jpg?fit=772%2C454&ssl=1)
![Senior Tyler VanBrocklin finds a way to fill up most of his spare time between school work, ASB and his jobs. Friends, peers and coworkers have raved about working with the ASB Secretary/Treasurer and how much effort he has put into everything he's done. “[Tyler is] very organized, he has everything figured out, and he always has a plan of what we’re going to be doing. He’s super nice to work with, super flexible with what we’re doing, and he’s always open for suggestions,” senior Cassidy Tipping said.](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Tyler-V.jpg?fit=591%2C445&ssl=1)
