Film club, a new club this year, has been working hard to write, plan, shoot, and edit their very own —no joke, 67 page— movie “Cherry Soda and Cyanide”. Not only is Film club a pillar of creativity...

  It must be surprising to hear that these photos were taken four days before March 21st, when the temperature reading of MN hit a high of 77F. Or, maybe not. Piled snowbanks up to my waist,...

From buzz about Draco Malfoy as a good luck symbol to silly musings about it being F1 Team Ferrari’s year (their mascot is a horse), Lunar New Year seems to be on the forefront of global minds more than...

“Even though a lot of people that I know and at the school have said, ‘What does the walk out do? You're not directly affecting anything,’ I think it shows that there are people who aren't accepting...

Everyone has had that one dream. The one that jolts you awake. Nightmares have a way of sticking with us. Whispering fears we didn’t even know we had. But truly, what makes nightmares so terrifying?...

  Lots of students use AI, but it usually comes back to bite them in the butt. Despite rampant misuse of AI on essays and assignments,  it can be a really good tool for studying. I myself use...

Lakeville South High School aims to foster well-rounded, lifelong learners who will contribute meaningfully to a dynamic global society. The school's vision is to prepare students for 21st-century success...

Opening the door to the Jean K. Freeman aquatics center, warm air and the scent of chlorine rushed outwards. Glossy wooden benches lined the balcony for spectators, already packed with friends, family,...

The ACT is next week for Juniors at Lakeville South. To inform some future ACT-takers, Alice and I decided to get some input from those who are about to take the test, those who have already taken the...

I recently polled on Instagram asking students at Lakeville South what their favorite classrooms are. Although I got limited answers, the top two most selected classrooms were Mr. Woollen's and Ms. Hedin’s...

On the day of the board meeting the district building was packed. Students, teachers, and parents arrived to show their support (mostly for keeping the posters up). Those who couldn't get into the room...