Story by Kaia Monaco – Staff Reporter
To promote mental health awareness and suicide prevention in the community, Lee’s Summit CARES, in partnership with the LSR-7 high schools, annually hosts a wellness walk. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the …
Story by Prajukta Ghosh- Copy Editor
Lee’s Summit North is celebrating its 26th Academic Achievement Award ceremony in person this year. After all the insanity with the pandemic students are finally able to find their way back to a normal …
Story by Maria Smith – Co-Editor-in-Chief
This has been a tricky year for most programs at LSN, but the theater department is persevering. Story Theater is their second full-scale performance this year.
“Story Theatre is a series of …
Story by Lily Temple – Staff Reporter
Like most sports at Lee’s Summit North, tennis is split into two seasons, girls and boys. Despite the obvious difference of seasons, this year the Covid protocols have also changed how the sports …
Story by Abby Langle – Assistant Junior Editor
This year LSR-7 has made the decision that they are going to allow all three high schools prom. Although prom is going to look much different than previous years many of …
Editorial by Morgan Hubert – Staff Reporter
Though this is my freshman season and I do not know much different, I do know that this year’s soccer season has been much different than all the rest.
When conditioning started …
Story by Mia Gatti – Staff Reporter
The spring baseball season is starting back up for the Royals. Last season the team had no crowd to play in front of and a lot of things to adapt to so they …
Story by Lily Temple – Staff Reporter
Recently there have been many new developments built in Lee’s Summit. One of the main developments is called “The Streets of West Pryor.” This development is off of Pryor Road near Chipman. …
Story by Abby Langle – Assistant Junior Editor
The Fee sisters are triplets at Lee’s Summit North High School. They all ran cross country all four years of high school. They are all three going to attend college playing …
Story by Mia Gatti – Staff Reporter
The University of Central Missouri’s Thrive Program for special education students accepted Hunter Koval into their program for the 2021-2022 school year. Hunter is an extremely hardworking student that is the first …
