The Lion Ledger

What is Pi Day?

May 7, 2020

Pi Day is an international holiday founded in 1988 by Larry Shaw which takes place on the fourteenth of March, or 3/14, which just so happens to be the first three digits of pi as well as Albert Einstein's birthday. The holiday ...

These students: Miah Cooke, Isabella Acosta, Adriana Portela, Mae Marks, Ava Rose Weisberg, Olivia Scannel, Cindy, Nhi Cao, Christian Pisani, Reagan Collier, Waverly Vernon, Kylie Fowler, and Brooke Leininger enjoy a fabulous time together experiencing daring rides, good food and growing friendships. (Photo Credit: Garrett Weisberg)

Rock the Universe 2020

May 4, 2020

AP and College Board prepare for testing during COVID-19. Photo Credit: Courtesy of College Board

Testing Continues

May 3, 2020

The Gold Star Family Toy Drive

Waverly Vernon, Contributor

January 9, 2020

The Gold Star Family Toy Drive is just one of the many amazing things the Gold Star Families Foundation does for its members. Gold Star helps support families who have a loved one who was injured or lost in service of our cou...

A group of friends enjoy their twenty-five minute lunch break over the new school lunch program, Sage Dining.

How to Maintain Healthy Relationships Throughout High School

January 9, 2020

Give Thanks

Maddy Diddle, Contributor

January 9, 2020

The year is 1962 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, the Pilgrims gather together to give thanks to God for the blessings they've received. Little did they know, this small gathering of colonial settlers would soon grow into what we know...

A comparison between two kinds of Smucker's Crustables sandwiches in the frozen foods aisle at Publix highlights their differences. While the PB & J packaging proudly mentions its nutrition facts, the chocolate hazelnut sandwiches does not. (Photo Credit: Ava Rose Weisberg)

The American Diet: What Happened?

January 9, 2020

Why is Sleep So Important?

Cristina Lahud, Contributor

November 22, 2019

Are you getting enough sleep? Many students and young adults would answer no to this vital question. This could be for a few reasons: too much homework and studying, staying up to watch Netflix or YouTube, or simply not wanting ...