Author: mindy.haesemeyer

SAAC members give back to the community

Story by Mia Gatti – Feature/Entertainment Editor

SAAC is the Student Athletic Advisory Council that comes together once a month to create monthly service projects to do throughout the community. With school back in five days a week, the students

A night in ancient Greece

Story and Photo by Giorgia Risoldi- Staff Reporter

   September 18 was the night of the Homecoming Dance for our students. The theme was “A Night In Ancient Greece” and the particularity this year was doing the dance on the football

Planting for a Cause

Story by Selah Wheeler- Staff Reporter

   On the 20th anniversary of the day itself, members of the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) and Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC) worked together to plant 3000 flags in the field between the

Tennis Talk

Story by Kaia Monaco – Assistant Editor

 

Girls tennis started off with a bang this season with the varsity girls winning their first two matches against Lee’s Summit and Blue Springs. After last year, dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic

2021 Senior Sunrise

Story by Lily Temple – Staff Reporter

 

 Over the years, Lee’s Summit North has held a tradition of an annual senior breakfast. The tradition is for the seniors to get together in the parking lot on their last day.

Graduation 2021- let’s go guys!

Story by Prajukta Ghosh – Copy Editor

 

Lee’s Summit North 2021 graduation is scheduled to take place on the 22 of this month at Children’s Mercy Park. After an unpredicted year of flip-flops between online classes to hybrid, hybrid

Freshmen’s fears for finals

Story by Kaia Monaco – Staff Reporter

 

This school year has been all over the place, with COVID-19 and constantly switching schedules, it seems we could not find one month of normalcy. However, as we approach the end of

2021-2022 School Year

Story by Morgan Hubert – Staff Reporter

With everything that happened over the 2020-2021 school year, many have had questions about what the school year will look like next year and if it will go back to “normal”.

   “As usual,