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After the meeting, students were given an opportunity to meet the senators and ask Senator Koenig why the testimony was ended early. [Koenig] said they had already heard three hours of testimony last week about Bills 4 and 89, which covered similar education issues, so they had to move on to other bills, Bass said.
Sophomore travels to testify during Senate committee hearing
At the 2022 blood drive on Jan. 28, social studies teacher Vincent Deblasi donates blood. This year, the drive will be on Jan. 27 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
STUCO to host annual blood drive on Jan. 27
Students dance in the Commons during the 2022 Winter Formal. This years theme is Disco Fever.
“Disco Fever” Winter Formal Week starts Jan. 23
The Rockwood School of Business will be offering courses such as Accounting, Business Management and Graphic Media for the 2023-2024 school year. Student will be able to sign up for these and many other courses starting Jan. 27.
Enrollment for 2023-2024 school year begins Jan. 27
Holding out his arm, Class of 2022 graduate Gavin Krone volunteers at the Soccer Swift Kick stand. All proceeds from the Winter Carnival go to the Freshman Class.
Winter Carnival returns from three-year hiatus
On the first snow day of the school year, freshman Giancarlo Fernandez spends his day building a snowman in his neighborhood. Rockwood has announced two snow days in the school year because of inclement weather. Phil the groundhog then predicted six more weeks of winter on Feb. 2.
Throwback Thursday: Phil the groundhog predicts six more weeks
Mochi Donut Factory opened on Sept. 12, 2022, and began selling their treats. Flavors featured include rocky road, churro, chocolate, pistachio, strawberry and hazelnut.
Out and About: Mochi Donut Factory brings unique treats to the community
According to girlscouts.org, in the 1950s, when the Girl Scout Cookies began to rise in popularity, there were three different varieties of cookies to choose from: A shortbread cookie, a sandwich cookie and the infamous Thin Mints cookie. The shortbread and sandwich cookies were originally just available in chocolate and vanilla, however, the flavors evolved and by the 1970s, their standard cookies became Thin Mints, Do-si-dos, Trefoils and Samoas which are still around today.
Girl Scout Cookie sales beginning Jan. 7
Senior Kyle Dean plays his solo during a performance with the Tuesday Night Rock Band at the Coffee House music event at Lafayette. Dean has been playing the guitar for four and a half years.
Students inducted into new all-state music group
Junior Taylor Lefkowitz lights the third candle in her Menorah. Menorahs held nine candles, and each night, during Hanukkah, a new candle got lit.
Lancers celebrate more than Christmas in December
At the Forest Park Festival on Sept. 10, Lafayette varsity girls cross country senior Grace Tyson runs a long course. She placed first, with a time of 18:30.40 and Lafayette placed second overall in that meet.
Lancers recognized for athletic achievement
On Jan. 28, juniors Landon Griesbach and Elizabeth Tremper, sophomore Tose Toriolla and freshman Connor Kash perform part of their routine, Itll Be Okay. Winter Guard placed 1st in their division.
Escadrille, Winter Guard begin seasons with win
On Dec. 21, sophomore Taylor Nania, who leads in points for the Lancers, dribbles toward the basket on offense trying to get around a Wildcat defender. The team lost, 67-17.
Wrestling tournament leads to three Lancer champions, girls swimming and diving continue winning streak
While facing Marquette Dec. 2, senior Shru Singh dribbles the ball away from the opposing team. Singh helped the girls basketball team get their first win Jan. 12, scoring 21 points against Parkway Central.
Henderson wins 1st at girls wrestling tournament, Haefner breaks Lancer record
Junior Toby Goertz pins down her opponent at the Fred Ross Invitational. At the invitational, Goertz placed second while her team placed fifth overall.
Junior Dylan Roth reaches 100 wins, hockey wins Battle of 109
For special holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving, my family and I have certain traditions which some of them we carry on for many years.
Now is the time to make family memories
The holiday season can be a stressful time for students. Instead of focusing on that stress, they should look for holiday things that make them happy.
Stay grounded, have fun during holidays
A can of tomato soup was thrown at Sunflowers, one of Vincent Van Goghs paintings, in protest. While the environmental movement needs to be acknowledged now, the decision to protest by attempting to ruin a painting is ineffective.
Food is not protest
During intruder drills, the expectations are that students stop what they are doing, lock the doors and hide in a place out of view of the door.
Staff Editorial: We don’t feel safe
Taylor Swifts album Midnights was released Oct. 21 at midnight EST. The album is available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Pandora and other streaming services.
The clock strikes again with Swift’s Midnights release
Students worked as volunteers at the Jan. 21 Winter Carnival operating game booths and managing other areas of the event. Many of the Lancers also attended the Winter Carnival when they were in elementary school.
Winter Carnival returns as Freshman Class fundraiser; local children enjoy day of indoor fun
Robotics team members freshmen Ahan Singh, Pardhu Konakandla and Giancarlo Fernandez put together a robot. The Hadrons worked together to prepare for the competition.
Three separate teams compete this year for Lancer Robotics
At one of his favorite spots to ride, junior Hunter Grander rides on a downhill trail at Bluff View Park.
Local park provides variety of trails for varied skill levels, riding interests
Junior Elizabeth Hanson sculpts the details on her frog during Ceramics class 1st Hour.
Ceramics students put skills learned throughout semester to practice on final project
Matt Haefner goes up for a layup in the varsity game against Francis Howell. Haefner is averaging 19 points per game.
Lafayette travels to Eureka for basketball rivalry game
Freshman Emi Limon competes in the 2022 World Kickboxing and Karate Union Championship in Wales. Even though Limon has only been doing karate for three years, he won four medals at the October competition— a gold medals in Weapons with Music and Korean Forms, a silver medal in Hardstyle Forms and a bronze medal in Weapons with no Music.
Kicking the competition
As seen in the Image, some Lancers tell the unique stories and meanings behind their names.
What’s In a Name?
Rockwood bans 22 books due to new state law
Sophomore Kaden Stottler poses in the Zen Garden. Stottler begins his new rap music career using only his Iphone, a microphone and a little help from close friends and family.
Sophomore begins journey into future rap career
Class of 2022: Senior Spotlights
Class of 2022: Senior Spotlights
Freshman Akiko Field poses for a picture with her cousins in front of a restaurant in Japan.
Listen In: Student experienced cultural shifts with Japanese-American family, move to America
At Magnolia Flavor House, a Filipino ice cream shop, sophomore Chris Songco eats ice cream. Although his family hasn’t been able to go recently, Songco has been to the Philippines multiple times to visit family, including when he was seven.
Listen In: Asian American, Pacific Islander Month inspires pride in culture
As part of the curriculum for several language arts classes, students are checked out a copy of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Since the author wrote the main character in the book to be autistic, reading it can be a way to understand what having autism is like.
Listen In: Book promotes autism awareness, acceptance
To recognize Black History Month, the library created a display of diverse books. Reading books with diverse characters can be a way to widen perspectives.
Listen In: Taking a pause during Black History Month
College and Career counselors Alex Dusenberry and Sarah Hicks speak about what they do at their office and how they can help seniors decide which college option benefits them the most. The seniors met during AcLab on Aug. 26 to learn information about the upcoming school year.
Listen In: Traditional vs. non-traditional college options
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness was extremely disappointing.

Review: Despite being magic-centered, ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ epically fails to capture Marvel “magic”

May 13, 2022
Class of 2022: Senior Spotlights

Class of 2022: Senior Spotlights

May 4, 2022
The summer before my freshman year, my family took a trip to Disney World in Orlando, Florida. My dad (far left) and I’s favorite stop was the Star Wars section of Universal Studios, where we met different Star Wars characters, including Chewbacca.

I am a Jedi, like my father before me

May 4, 2022
Class of 2021 graduate Sophie Yereshchenko stands with her family at a rally in St. Charles on March 5, 2022 in support of their family and friends in Ukraine. Fox News and NBC were there and they asked us for interviews and I think it was just too emotional. We couldn’t get through really any conversation without crying and we were all so worried and continue to worry about the safety of our friends and family. I’m more sad than I was when I declined the [Fox News and NBC] interviews but I’m really angry. I’m angry that this is happening and I’m at a point where I’ll do anything to make it better. I think part of that is just speaking up and making everyone around the world aware of what’s going on, asking our government to be doing a little bit more, Yereshchenko said.

‘I want as much peace as possible, I want to save as many lives as possible, I want Ukraine to remain intact’

March 10, 2022
Chicken Soup for the Soil

Chicken Soup for the Soil

February 14, 2022
Rockwood School District announced Jan. 27 that Curtis Cain, the Superintendent of the Wentzville School District, will be the new Superintendent for Rockwood. Cain has been with the Wentzville School District since 2013 and was named the 2022 Missouri Superintendent of the Year in November of 2021. Cain would be instated on July 1, 2022.

Breaking News: RSD announces new Superintendent, Dr. Curtis Cain

January 27, 2022
Senior Grace Raymond looks at her reflection.

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In December of 2021, junior Ella Stone decorates her cupcakes for a project in Culinary Arts 1. Hands-on classes similar to Baking and Pastry will do final assessments in the form of projects and assignments and vary from class to class.

Courses may opt for alternate forms of assessment rather than traditional final exam

January 11, 2022
During the patron comments section of the Dec. 16 Board of Education meeting, Interim Superintendent Tim Ricker listens with the Board to each comment. As Superintendent, Ricker works closely with the board, including Directors Thomas Dunn and Loralee Mondl, whose terms expire this year and will be filled during the April 5, 2022 election.

Board of Education approves mask-recommended mitigation strategy to begin Jan. 18

December 17, 2021
During Scott Holtmanns 5th Hour Biomedical Science class, senior George Tambassis, sophomore Ellie Kipper and freshman Sreeram Manchkalapud dissect a heart. Currently, Rockwood has a mask policy in place at all its schools. On Dec. 13, interim superintendent Tim Ricker sent an email to staff announcing Rockwoods plan to vote on switching to a mask-recommended policy beginning on Jan. 3 in schools during the Dec. 16 Board of Education meeting.

Rockwood School Board set to vote on new mitigation strategies plan this week

December 13, 2021
During his 6th Hour AP Literature and Compostion class on Dec. 2, language arts teacher David Choate works with the class to answer questions by annotating a passage from Jane Austens Pride and Prejudice.

If it weren’t for poetry

December 6, 2021
Freshman Annie Jones smiles with her father, Tim Jones, and her brother, Matthew Jones, on a beach in Florida on a family vacation. November is National Adoption Month, which was established to raise awareness for children in the foster system looking to be adopted.

Bound by love

November 18, 2021
Oreos, Doritos, Sprite and Coke are all examples of junk food in America. Though junk food is not always bad, overconsumption of these products could lead to many health issues.

[Photo] Be hungry for nutrition, not junk

November 23, 2021
The logo of Meta has already started to appear on the start-up pages of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, all owned by Meta. Meta was founded in 2004 by the current CEO of the company, Mark Zuckerberg.

[Photo] Facebook’s name change: just another mistake

November 16, 2021
Multiple first responders stand at attention during a ceremony at Lafayette. Veterans Day will also be marked with multiple ceremonies, including a parade at Pond Elementary.

[Photo] Lafayette community recognizes celebration, sacrifice on Veterans Day

November 11, 2021
Author Mindy McGinnis signs a copy of her book for a student during the last author visit at Lafayette on Sept. 28 during 5th Hour. The next author visit will take place on Nov. 9 during 2nd Hour.

[Photo] Author Rosaria Munda to visit LHS on Nov. 9

November 7, 2021
During Coffee House in 2018, senior Rachel Vishion performs. This year, Vishion will be performing for the first time as a vocalist for Tuesday Night Rock Band, which will open and close the show in addition to introducing each performance.

Tuesday Night Rock Band to host Coffee House on Nov. 4

November 3, 2021
Wadsworth, the butler, played by junior Micah Bounds, explains to the rest of the characters how he believed the evenings events resulted in mutliple murders. His first accusation was that the character Mrs. Peacock had committed the murders.

Lafayette Theatre performs Fall Play, Classic Mystery Game

October 21, 2021
As Yvette, the maid, played by Mallory Gabris, serves drinks towards the beginning of the play, Professor Plum, played by senior Peter Schaper, ponders with the rest of the characters why they were invited to the dinner party.

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As tensions rise and suspicion grows between characters, Mrs. White, played by senior Surayya Cazembe, shares a concerned look with Mrs. Peacock, played by sophomore Mera Flores.

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Cazembes character, Mrs. White questions Bounds character, Wadsworth, as he explains the basis of the play, the board game Clue. The image projected on the screen represents the rooms throughout the house.

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Sophomore Ben Dimmic, who played Colonel Mustard, and Flores character, Mrs. Peacock, face off after Mustard suggests that they split up to search the house and find the murderer.

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Junior Makenzie Elsalaymehs character, Miss Scarlett, rolls a die to determine her pair for splitting up to search the house. After not getting the rolls they desired, the characters moved the die upstage to go unseen by the audience.

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Senior Jake Bingham, who played the Hooded Figure, murders one of junior Logan Jaycoxs characters, The Motorist, with a wrench just before he can reveal one of the characters true identity. Both Bingham and Jaycox played multiple characters throughout the duration of the play, Bingham played both Mr. Boddy and The Hooded Figure, while Jaycox played the parts of The Motorist and The Cook.

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One of senior Erica Sheltons characters, the Evangelist, makes a stop to talk to the characters about her religion in the midst of multiple murders in the play. Shelton played three different characters througout the course of the play, including The Cop, The Singing Telegram Girl and the Evangelist.

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Gabris character, Yvette, brutally stabs the Cook, played by junior Logan Jaycox, while acting out the proposed method of murder, as explained by Wadsworth.

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Cazembes character, Mrs. White, reveals to the audience her guilt over the murder of her husband after being accused of being the murderer among the group.

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After revealing his identity and role in the events of the evening, Josh Lanzottis character, Mr. Green, poses as a plant, to show the other characters that he remained unsuspected all along.

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After Bounds character, Wadsworth, was killed by Lanzottis character, Mr. Green, Schapers character, Professor Plum checks to ensure his death was final.

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The cast of Classic Mystery Game takes their final bow at the conclusion of the performance.

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Language arts teacher Jenny Ingram stands in her classroom holding her Good Vibes Only sign. In June 2021 Ingram learned that her Breast Cancer resurfaced as Stage Four. She has since made an effort to maintain a positive perspective.

More than a diagnosis

October 14, 2021
A poster promoting the t-shirt sales for Ingram hangs in a display case outside Asst. Principal Tim Jones office.

[Photo] AMPED class raises money selling Breast Cancer shirts

October 14, 2021
On the Sept. 24 senior night football game against Hazelwood West, students cheer in Lafayettes student section. The theme for the game was green-out in support of mental health awareness. Oct. 10 is World Mental Health Day.

Illinois passes bill allowing students up to five excused mental health days

October 10, 2021
Language arts teacher Jenny Ingram stands in her classroom holding her Good Vibes Only sign. Ingram places emphasis on creating a positive environment in her classes. In June 2021, Ingram learned that her Breast Cancer resurfaced as Stage Four. For me, [a stage four diagnosis] is like a chronic illness, its not a death sentence. Ive read that stage four breast cancer can wax and wane. I may get to a point where theres no evidence of disease, the medication Im taking is effective and you dont see lesions in the bones or tumors, it could get to that. But youre never cured. You always have to be monitoring it, she said. October is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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As Ingram opens her packed lunch for school, her daily medicine case sits next to her. Every meal Ingram eats has to be logged along with the exact time she takes her medicine.

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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For more information on Breast Cancer and its impact, visit nationalbreastcancer.org.

[Photo] Ingram inspires friends and family throughout journey

October 14, 2021
Firefighters arrive at Lafayette High School after an alarm sounds at the school during 1st Hour on Sept. 21.

Fire alarm sounds during 1st Hour

September 21, 2021
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings was released to theaters on Sept. 3, 2021. It has since earned a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes with a 98% audience score.

‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ elevates expectations for upcoming Marvel movies, executes every aspect brilliantly

September 10, 2021
After school on Sept. 1, 2021, Rockwood School District (RSD) buses wait for students to board outside of Lafayette High School. This year, RSD is facing a bus driver shortage, which has resulted in routes within safe walking distance to the school being eliminated and others being combined in addition to certain after-school activity buses not being availible.

District faces severe bus driver shortage

September 8, 2021
Junior Lily Ware signals the second out of the first inning as senior Gina Betancourt-Diaz, Carr, freshman Addison Penn and senior Kaley Adzick celebrate on the mound.

Lancer softball wins first home game of season 3-0

September 2, 2021
While warming up for the game, freshman Josephine Alspaw stretches with her team. Alspaw is one of four freshmen on varsity this year and has a .286 batting average.

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As an attempt to uplift spirits after a 10-0 loss to Francis Howell Central, the team created I can statements during practice to encourage themselves and their teammates during the game about hitting approaches. Coach Ally McReynolds-Gardner said, It was kind of a mental exercise for them to build themselves up and have confidence in the box.

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While warming up for the bottom of the first inning, freshman Abby Carr practices pitching in preparation for her no-hitter game. She said that as she finished out her game, she was thinking to just hit my spots and keep working ahead knowing that I can throw strikes and throw it past them.

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In the fourth inning of the game, with the Lancers up 2-0, coach Scott Holtmann sits in the dugout, watching the game unfold and keeping statistics. After the game that contained no team errors, he said, We got to that level, now we have to sustain. Were not gonna be able to do that every game but that is the goal every game.

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During the fourth inning of the game against Francis Howell on Sept. 1, sophomore catcher Lilian Ware grabs a pitch behind the plate. The Lancers won, 3-0 bringing their season record to 3-4.

[Photo] Weekly Sports Update: Aug. 27-Sept. 3

September 7, 2021
After pulling a win for the teams first home game, senior Paige Halter sits in the team huddle, celebrating their win. After each game, the team has a tradition where the player that previously earned the wheel passes it off to a player that they believed steered the ship during that game. On Sept. 9, the wheel was handed off by Betancourt-Diaz to Carr and Adzick.

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Betancourt-Diaz makes it to first base in the fifth inning. Later in the inning, Betancourt-Diaz scored Lafayettes third and final run of the game. She is currently tied with Ware for the highest number of hits with six.

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Carr poses as Holtmann takes a photo to post on Twitter to celebrate her game. Carr pitched for the Lancers in their first home game of the season and she achieved a no-hitter game. A no-hitter game is when a pitcher doesnt allow the opposing team to run any bases on a hit, limiting them to walks.

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In the fourth inning, Adzick makes a run for home base to score the Lancers second run of the game. Adzicks slugging percentage is .350.

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Sophomore Addyson Jones slides to home plate after a hit by junior Emma Durfee. After the slide, Jones was called out by the umpire. She holds the fourth-highest amount of plate appearances on her team with 17.

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The Rockwood School District currently has a mask mandate in place for the 2021-2022 school year. In 2020, mask mandates were issued by St. Louis County and the Rockwood School District in order to curb the spread of COVID-19.

[Photo] Opinion: Wearing masks is the right decision

September 1, 2021
The Rockwood School District (RSD) created a temporary website for the community to use in response to the malware attack. RSD will be gradually adding information to the website until the original website can be restored.

[Photo] Malware attack on district affects community, students

July 1, 2021
Beginning on June 17, 2021, Rockwood has been experiencing technical issues across the district. On June 21, they announced the issues were the result of a malware attack that is currently under investigation.

Rockwood falls victim to malware attack

June 21, 2021
Superintendent Mark Miles addresses the board and patrons during the May 6 Board of Education meeting. At the meeting, over 30 patrons spoke their opinions about recent curriculum controversy with the meeting lasting about three hours.

[Photo] Superintendent shares his thoughts as he prepares for exit from Rockwood

May 13, 2021
On the Rockwood website, Lafayette High School how has a tab for Social & Emotional/Mental Health Resources with different links to pages with access points for hotlines, reasources and exercises to help learn more about mental health. The resources can also be ultilized in a crisis situation during any time of the day.

RSD Counseling Department hope Mental Health Resource site provides support for students

May 10, 2021
During the May 6, 2021 Rockwood Board of Education meeting, Rockwood community members gathered outside the Administrative Annex building, where the meeting was being held, to demonstrate their opinions regarding the current controversies over diverse curriculums. Over 30 patrons spoke during the meeting for three-minute slots each.

Rockwood Board of Education announces interim Superintendent, addresses curriculum controversy

May 7, 2021
On the first day of Teacher Appreciation Week, May 3, 2021, Lafayette staff arrived to find yard signs set up around the school by Lancer Parent Organization (LPO) showing appreciation for their hard work.

[Photo] Staff, students celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

May 4, 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

After one year with no live performances, LTC bounces back with Spring Musical

April 7, 2021
Teacher of the Year Mark McAllister and his nominator, Business Department Chair Scott Beaver get their photo taken by Principal Karen Calcaterra after McAllister was surprised in the Commons with the announcement that he had been selected for the honor for the 2020-2021 school year. McAllister is the Industrial Technology Department Chair and also coaches field hockey, girls basketball and boys tennis.

[Photo] A Closer Look: 2020-2021 Teacher of the Year Mark McAllister

March 19, 2021
Senior Ben Thomas battles against his Eureka High School opponent during a meet on Jan. 6.

[Photo] Boys wrestling heads to Sectionals in hopes of earning spots in State Tournament

February 26, 2021
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Each year, Student Council hosts a blood drive in the back gym of Lafayette. This year, it will occur on Jan. 27 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

STUCO hosts annual Red Cross Blood Drive

February 10, 2021
The original release date for Cobra Kais season three was set for Jan. 8, 2021 but on Dec. 24, 2020 Netflix announced the release date was to be moved up to Jan. 1, 2021. The season debuted at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and has since received an average score of 93%.

Review: ‘Cobra Kai 3’ expands ‘Karate Kid’ universe through perfectly executed plot, remarkable portrayal of character growth

January 26, 2021
A big part of STL Sparks mission is bringing awareness to the issue of human trafficking, one way they do this is through social media. Their Instagram, @stlspark, is where those who are interested can find information about upcoming events, ways to get involved and multiple ways to donate.

STL Spark enters third year of fundraising, continues drawing attention to human trafficking

January 15, 2021
Senior BLANK wrestles for control over his opponent on the Lancer Wrestlings senior night on Jan. 6. BLANK won over his opponent, helping the Lancers beat the Wildcats 52-18 and hold on to their perfect record.

[Photo] Girls swimming places first at Lafayette Quad, boys basketball continues to look for winning formula

January 11, 2021
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During the filming of the Fall Play, Best of Lafayette Theatre, director Megan Dill motions for the actors to move closer to the camera in order to be heard. The pre-recorded show was released on their YouTube channel on Oct. 15 and Oct. 16.

[Photo] Fine arts programs continue to put together music, productions

December 21, 2020
On Friday, Nov. 13, “Freaky” was released into theatres. The film scored a 6.4/10 on IMDb and an 83% on Rotten Tomatoes.

[Photo] Review: 'Freaky' establishes new spin on typical horror film

December 17, 2020
Since their introduction to the United States in 1847, candy canes have been used as candy and decoration, most notably between and during the holidays Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Taste Tester: Like kids in a Candy Cane Store

December 17, 2020
The Netflix Original movie, Over the Moon, was released on Oct. 16, 2020. The movie received an 80% on Rotten Tomatoes and a 6.5/10 from IMDb.

[Photo] Review: 'Over The Moon' tackles mature topics, disappoints through execution

December 16, 2020
Lancers mourn loss of senior Thomas Bedell

Lancers mourn loss of senior Thomas Bedell

December 2, 2020
Clouds was released on Disney+ on Oct. 16, 2020. The movie followed the true story of Zach Sobiechs life as a cancer patient with a passion for music. The director, Justin Baldoni, made the movie in memory of Sobiech, who he was close friends with.

[Photo] Review: 'Clouds' offers refreshing take on typical high school flick

December 2, 2020
The Canned Food Drive is an event that takes place through the month of November. Students have the opportunity to donated canned food to those in need by bringing cans into their 1st Hour classes to receive rewards if certain goals are met.

Annual canned food drive continues with new format

November 20, 2020
At a Rockwood Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Mark Miles addresses the board. At the next meeting, slated for Nov. 19, the Board will address recent state and local announcements made placing further restrictions on St. Louis County as well as new recommended quarantine guidelines issued by Governor Michael Parson.

Rockwood high schools re-open to in-person learners, St. Louis County announces tighter restrictions as COVID-19 rates climb

November 16, 2020
With the switch to online learning, the opportunity for academic dishonesty among classes has been widened. Apps such as Photomath have made using outside resources during tests and quizzes more accessible.

[Photo] Online learning brings new challenges regarding academic dishonesty

November 5, 2020
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RSD announces plans for return to in-person learning

RSD announces plans for return to in-person learning

October 25, 2020
In November 2019, Lancers Helping Lancers organized and executed a mental health week. Seniors Sydney Stinnett and Taylor Wulf help to make clothespins to clip on to unsuspecting students clothes and backpacks with uplifting messages written on them.

COVID-19 affects mental health of students in differing ways

September 30, 2020
Special education teacher Daniel Horst addresses LTC members at a Zoom meeting that was held to answer any questions students might have about the upcoming fall production.

[Photo] LTC continues with fall production despite COVID-19 setbacks

September 17, 2020
On Aug. 26, 2020, 20th Century Fox released “The New Mutants” in theaters, the film was originally set to release on Mar. 12, but was pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Review: ‘The New Mutants’ release satisfies moviegoers’ longing for return to cinema

September 11, 2020
Long-term speech and theater teacher Megan Dill works in her classroom after school to prepare for a Zoom meeting. Curriculum Night this year is set to be completely virtual with teachers talking to parents and students during designated Zoom sessions.

[Photo] Counselors make changes to facilitate registration, Curriculum Night

January 22, 2021
On Senior Distribution Day, LHS staff delivered seniors supplies out to their cars and seniors were able to drop off any supplies that they still had from the past year. A similar process will take place on the Lancer Return Day on Aug. 20 and 21.

Students return materials from last year, get yearbook photos taken on Lancer Return Days this week

August 19, 2020
At a Rockwood Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Mark Miles addresses the board. At the next meeting, slated for Nov. 19, the Board will address recent state and local announcements made placing further restrictions on St. Louis County as well as new recommended quarantine guidelines issued by Governor Michael Parson.

RSD announces online schedule plans for 1st Quarter

August 14, 2020
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