Emily Cypher, Director of Photography
• February 25, 2025
Volunteering will follow you for the rest of your life. In fact, according to a study done by Career Builder, “60% of hiring managers see the act of volunteerism as a valuable asset when making recruitment...
With the new year now in full swing, the Class of 2025 is officially starting the countdown to graduation! In less than 100 days, the Senior class will go on to different paths and enter a new chapter....
How could art help fight poverty? The sponsor for Lake Highland’s Art Club is Mrs. Kathleen Forster, who has been overseeing and mentoring this student-run club since 2009. Club President Cleo Richardson,...
Lake Highland is the “School of Opportunity,” encouraging students to excel academically and athletically, as well as promoting the importance of giving back to the community through what they love....
When most teenagers consider the milestone of turning 15, getting their driving permit is almost always the first thing that comes to mind. Swept up in all the excitement of being one step closer to independence,...
Emily Cypher, Director of Photography
• September 16, 2024
S.W.A.T. (student welcome and transitioning) has been a part of the Lake Highland community for nearly 15 years, and with every year, the student-led team becomes more and more a part of the school’s...
Over Winter Break, a group of Lake Highland AP Human Geography and AP Environmental Science students embarked on a week-long field trip to Costa Rica to explore the unique environment and culture that...
Being a single mother can be challenging. Lots of them struggle with juggling multiple responsibilities such as being the primary caregiver, provider, and emotional support for their children, making it...
Once a year, a single day out of the school year is dedicated to giving back to the community. Heart of a Highlander is an event where students are granted a day off school in order to have an opportunity...
From new construction opening up to students such as the Porter Family Center for Innovation and Academics to the implementation of a homeroom, students have seen the campus go through major transformations...
Navigating high school during the first couple of years is complicated, especially when there is no mentor to help guide you. Things like what you should and shouldn’t do, what is recommended or not...
Lake Highland’s writing club, Write of Passage, has existed for over four years. In the past, it created writing contests for Lower School students to enter and helped write artifact captions for Orlando’s...
