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Education around the world according to students

Education around the world according to students

Allie Tatoy and Emma North • March 31, 2018
“It was probably like every other school day on this planet. Starts way to early in the morning, ends way too late in the afternoon, and between that you and your friends try to not fall asleep in countless boring classes," says Felix Garcia who went to Berthold-Brecht_Schule in Darmstadt, Germany.
Social isolation is a demanding issue that has been plaguing the halls of our schools. We need to break away from our lives in the virtual reality crafted by technology and interact with those around us.

Know Your Neighbors: Fighting Social Isolation This Week

Ananya Mehta, Staff Writer • November 10, 2017

It happens to everyone. We sit in our classes for months on end, headphones in, phones out in hand, and our eyes unyieldingly focused on the work before us. In our focused (potentially distracted) state...

Unsurprisingly, 24.8% of the students surveyed preferred using posters as a method of proposing whereas 27.4% would use food, 17.9% balloons, and 12.8% confetti. Many would even use all three!

The Ins-and-Outs of Homecoming Proposals

Andrew Hampton and Morgan Quach • October 10, 2017

As members of the student body at Lambert High School, we look forward to the spirited events. For most of us, Homecoming is one of the occasions that is highly anticipated since the beginning of the year....

San Bernardino Police patrol car; the first responders to the situation at North Park Elementary School.

North Park Elementary School Shooting

Zain Hyath, Staff Writer • April 13, 2017

On Monday April 10th, Cedric Anderson entered North Park Elementary School in San Bernardino, California; the same city where a terrorist attack occurred in December 2015. Cedric Anderson drove to the...

The rise of the streaming service has created a shift in the ways that people typically consume their media.

Netflix vs. television: media consumption at Lambert

Elizabeth Findley, Associate Editor • January 27, 2017

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Sitting outside by the tennis courts, freshmen Hanna Wood explains what it's like to have ADHD and how it affects her life.

Humans of Lambert

Emma North, Photography Editor • January 17, 2017

“When you have ADHD it’s like you can’t focus and you always have to be doing something with your hands and you tend to have a bit more energy than other people. Not a lot of people know that I have...

Junior David Standeven and Dr. Janet Standeven, his mom and his biotech teacher, share a very close bond. They both shared how David would pop in during the day to say hello and give a hug. Dr. Standeven explained further that they have a signal in case she cannot be disturbed during a particular class period.

Parent-teachers: the presence of mom or dad at school

Hannah Kim, Senior Editor • December 6, 2016

There are students whose parents are teachers; then, there are students whose parents are teachers at their own schools. To discover how this dynamic may affect school and social life, four Lambert...

Group Projects

Group Projects

Sarah Sander, Resident Artist • December 1, 2016

Students have all participated in group projects at one point or another in their school careers. With all the projects they have done over the years they have probably encountered a couple of these types...

The effects of the election on our community

Allie Tatoy and Emma North • November 8, 2016

The world has its eyes on America in the days leading up to November 8, when the American population determines their new president for the next four years. For the past few months, Hillary Clinton and...

Students go to Perry, Georgia for HOSA Fall Rally

Students go to Perry, Georgia for HOSA Fall Rally

Allie Tatoy, Staff Writer • October 18, 2016

On October 13, about 2,940 Georgia HOSA members gathered together in historic Perry, Georgia for the HOSA Fall Rally. Photo One: Lambert HOSA students are gathered as they wait for the Opening Ceremony. Members...

A disappointed mother struggles to decide how to punish her rebellious 18-year-old.

Student legally becomes an adult, trumps parents’ rules

Madeline Laguaite, Features Editor • March 9, 2016

Senior Lauren Johnson recently turned 18 and has decided that, because she had a birthday yesterday, she doesn't have to abide by her parents' rules. Like many students in the area, Johnson doesn't pay...

Students never saw the scantron

The SAT situation: October 3rd SAT cancelled?

Logan White, Literary Editor • October 6, 2015

Arriving at approximately 7:45 am to Pinecrest Academy on October 3, anxious high school students sat at their desks, awaiting an SAT that would never arrive. An hour later, an announcement rang over the...

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