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Caroline Black

Caroline Black, Staff Reporter

Caroline is a junior, and this is her first year on the news production staff. Outside of Student Publications, she is a member of the Lafayette cheer squad, orchestra and Key Club. She can be contacted at [email protected]

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Out and About: Tropical Sno sells great variety of quality summer treats

Out and About: Tropical Sno sells great variety of quality summer treats

May 28, 2021
Basketball, Escadrille, softball welcome new leaders for upcoming season

Basketball, Escadrille, softball welcome new leaders for upcoming season

May 27, 2021
Senior Logan Coleman is recognized on Senior Awards Night as the 2021 Lancer Award winner by Principal Karen Calcaterra. He also receives a $1,000 scholarship provided by the Lancer Parents Organization.

Senior Awards Night recognizes accomplishments of class

May 3, 2021
Superintendent Mark Miles speaks at the Oct. 3 Board of Education meeting.

Breaking News: Superintendent Mark Miles announces plan for retirement at end of school year

April 9, 2021
Members of ROTC perform the flag ceremony on September 11, 2020. Multiple ROTC members are also a part the Cyber Lancers teams.

Cyber Lancers place at the National Youth Cyber Defense Competition

April 9, 2021
Special education teacher Kathy Clayman holds DNA model while science teacher Carrie Hall discusses the bases of DNA in a biology class. Next year, all consultant teacher services in the Rockwood School District will be replaced by Academic Support Centers.

Academic Support Center will take place of current CT courses

March 30, 2021
On Tuesday, March 16, students at Lafayette will be taking the ACT. Teachers recommend preparing both mentally and physically the days leading up to the exam.

District-wide ACT to be taken by juniors March 16

March 8, 2021
A student prepares for an upcoming ACT despite many colleges going test-optional on their admissions requirements for next year. However, strong test scores can still help students improve their chances of acceptance to some schools and also help in earning valuable scholarship money.

As Seen In The Image: Testing Out

February 22, 2021
In Assistant Principal Timothy Jones's office, a mannequin stands with an assortment of honor cords that Lafayette offers.

Honor cord requirements set to change, match policies across District

February 15, 2021
Everything in its place: 10 resources to help organize the clutter in your space

Everything in its place: 10 resources to help organize the clutter in your space

January 14, 2021
Guitar teacher Traci Bolton simultaneously instructs her in-person students and her online learners during her 4th Hour guitar ensemble class. Unlike in this picture, virtual students next year will be asynchronous.

From the Room Back to Zoom

December 9, 2020
Lafayette High School's Resource Officer Chad Deakin works at his desk on Dec. 12 at Lafayette.

St. Louis County Council resolution stirs controversy on School Resource Officers

December 3, 2020
Balloons fall in celebration as guitar teacher Traci Bolton is announced the 2019-2020 school year Teacher of the Year (TOY). Nominations for TOY are due on Nov. 20 at midnight for the 2020-2021 school year.

Teacher of the Year nominations close soon; committee encourages students to participate in selection process

November 19, 2020
With the arrival of Canvas, teachers have begun to switch their classes from Google Classroom to this new platform.

Blog: Canvas offers many positives for teachers, students in online learning environment

September 24, 2020
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