What is your favorite part about teaching?

Clay Komor, Reporter|November 21, 2017

American Education Week took place on November 13, 2017 through November 17, 2017. During this week, we asked teachers what their favorite part of teaching was.

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LHS participates in National Bring Your Kid to Work Day for the first time

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This lancer banner was added to the front gym in 1991. This banner features the Louie the Lancer on his horse.

What’s a Lancer?

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LHS participates in National Bring Your Kid to Work Day for the first time
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Lafayette’s International Day aims to celebrate diversity within school community
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Last Time I Was Scared: Megan Pannell
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Eye on Art: Hritika Malugu
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People Of Lafayette: Halah Almuttan
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Lafayette students, staff observe eclipse
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The Best Time I Ever Volunteered: Daisy Foster
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Undefined to end improv season with final show
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People of Lafayette: Jenna Barakat

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