Story and Photo by Emma Brents- Staff Reporter
Homecoming 2021 was a huge success with well-attended events over a two-day period. Beginning Friday, Sep. 17, students attended the pep assembly during 7th hour. This was the first year in LSN …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Story By Abby Langle – Assistant Junior Editor
This year cross country is hosting an event over the summer that Lee’s Summit North alumni can participate in on July 30.
To be eligible to run, participants must have run …
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. …
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 …
Story by Maria Smith – Co-Editor-in-Chief
Project Grad is a school-sanctioned after graduation celebration. The tickets cost ten dollars and need to be purchased in advance of the night. Students can arrive from eight to eight-thirty and stay until …
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 …
