History classes have more variety than students are led to believe
A student’s top priority is typically gaining all necessary credits to graduate from high school. The credits students generally acquire Read more
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A uniform a day keeps the coaches at bay
Lamar’s girls soccer season has not come to an official beginning, yet the conversations, from those who participate in practice, Read more
Band ranks 5th place in competition at AT&T Stadium
On Oct. 4, the band competed in the US Band AT&T Stadium Classic competition where they earned a second division Read more
Orchestra offers free car wash, accepts donations
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Administrators crack down on bus IDs
To keep students safe at Lamar, administrators have highly suggested that students wear a bus ID to keep everyone safe. Read more
Lamar’s Black Student Union is open to all
The Black Student union is a way for black culture to be presented in a positive light and bring upon Read more
Colleges come to Lamar
Colleges and businesses came to Lamar on Thursday, Sept. 22, to have a talk with students about life after high Read more
Fall choir party promotes bonding
The choir gathered on Sept. 22 for their fall party in Gym C. The party consisted of dancing, dodgeball and Read more
Seniors stress about class rank while class size shrinks
Lamar’s junior and senior class ranks have been affected after the first six weeks of Lamar’s 2022 fall semester as Read more
Friday night drive-by shatters Lamar windows
An unknown individual drove by Lamar Friday, Sep. 16, and shattered 13 windows, around the front of the school and Read more