As long as there have been schools, there has been the exasperated complaint of students wondering “How will this class help me?” The Red Ledger has set out to answer this question for six main subjects...
It will soon be time to say “bonjour” to France for French students as teacher Melody Mozley is taking students on two trips to France; one over spring break, the other this summer.
“I’m going...
The well-loved Girl Scout Cookies are back in season. Although the cookies, in the past, have been sold for $3.50, the Girls Scouts have been forced to bring up the cost, by 50 cents, due to inflation...
For the first time in school history, the Mock Trial team has advanced to regional finals with a chance to go to state on the line Saturday, Feb 8.
“Lovejoy has always had strong Mock Trial teams,”...
With only a few hours left until the party, Jane Doe invites her friends over to her house to get ready and “pre-game”. One of Jane’s friends brought along their newest best friend, Molly. Molly’s...
The era of instant sharing isn’t the private realm of students anymore as everyone, including teachers, can express themselves instantly using Twitter, Instagram, Vine, and Pinterest.
“I always like...
Instead of watching a guy plan out an elaborate event to remember, it is the girls turn. As opposed to Winter Formal, student council has a replacement called T.W.I.R.P. (The Woman Is Required to Pay)....
I don’t think I’ve ever been quite as nervous walking into an English class as I was the day we did a close read on Lisa Taylor’s poem Little Bird. As I stepped into the AP/GT Literature classroom,...
Hallie Fischer, Staff Reporter/Print Editor
• January 27, 2014
Ghosts, murders, and kings have one English teacher drawn to a piece of writing more than 400 years old. AP Literature and Composition teacher and Shakespeare fan, Amanda Glorioso has read William Shakespeare's...
