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The Red Ledger

The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger

The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger

Reports of possible shots fired left many parts of the OU campus on lockdown. Upon further investigation it's been determined that it was a false alarm.

Lockdown at OU leaves local family members worried

Michelle Stoddart, Managing Editor January 22, 2014

While students sat in their third period class, a few hours away in Norman, Oklahoma, the University of Oklahoma was going into lockdown after reports of shots fired on campus. As news spread of the possible...

Rather than heading to the counselor's office to get one's GPA or class rank, students can log in to Naviance and get the information whenever needed.

Naviance is the answer to GPA questions

Hallie Fischer, Staff Reporter January 21, 2014

Grade point average and class rank: two of the prime focuses of college admission boards. These numbers can determine a student’s next four years, if not their whole life. But for some students, these...

No school holiday on MLK day

Claire Peralta, Staff Reporter January 20, 2014

[This story was originally posted on Friday, Jan. 17 but was update today with a video of MLK's speech along with a link to the full text of the speech.]   Students will be up bright and early...

Despite the cots in the nurse's office being empty in this picture, they are often filled by sick students.

Flu season taking its toll

Alyson Sudak, Staff Reporter January 16, 2014

One of the worst flu seasons in recent memory is taking its toll on both students and staff. More than 30 deaths have been reported in North Texas in recent months and it could get worse as this is the...

Remembering Artemis

Remembering Artemis

Michelle Leddon, Staff Reporter January 15, 2014

There is a sense of loss on campus. Over the winter break, George Artemis, one of the most beloved substitute teachers, passed away after a battle with mesothelioma. Artemis was born in 1932, served in...

Construction on Greenville has made it much more difficult for many living in the community.

Road closure causes difficulties

Jillian Sanders, Staff Reporter/Print Editor January 14, 2014

One of Fairview’s main roads, Greenville Drive (also known as SH5), has become a problem street for many families and students in the district. Shut down at the bridge by the Heard Museum in May, the...

The college and career counselors will be holding the first annual college and career night on Wednesday, January 15.

Parents get a glimpse of the college process

Caroline Smith, Managing Editor January 13, 2014

For many high school students, the idea of college can seem stressful and intimidating, but for many parents, it is overwhelming. The college and career counselors will be holding the first ever college...

Students interested in taking Saturday’s mock ACT, should see Randy Trevino in the college and career counseling center. The Mock ACT costs $10, or $15 as a package deal with the SAT.

Mock testing options

Katie Curry, Staff Reporter January 10, 2014

Saturday will be another day at school for some students as they wake up early to take a mock ACT starting at 9 a.m. on Jan. 11. “In years past, we've had around 30-40 LHS students take it.  We have...

Recently, Hall has been trying to get the academic year changed so that the first semester is classified as Pre AP with the second half being AP.

Reclassification of psychology classes

Riley Laurence, Staff Reporter January 9, 2014

Psychology is a popular course taken in high schools throughout the nation. Students who have taken Psychology in the past, however, have only received AP credit for half of the course as one semester...

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