![(Above) La Guaria has a large outside pavillion where students could participate in fun games and activities. Allison Raymond, grade 12, enjoyed playing basketball with the student she was paired with. She comments on her experience at the school by saying, “I really loved getting to see the impact we made right in front of us. Seeing the joy on the kids’ faces made me so excited to start fundraising so we could give these kids a better education.”](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/1-e1709666356409-900x1200.jpg)
Going Beyond the Typical Field Trip
Alyssa Wiboon, Director of Media
• April 4, 2024
![(Above) One of the volunteers at E.S.T.H.E.R. taught a Highlander how to correctly fill the pantries up for the mothers to receive later on in the week. Later everyone joined in to help with the food. After this section of the activities, everybody moved to the second room where the volunteers made paper flowers to attach to the goodie bags, which include a variety of snack for the children. These bags included a variety of snacks to cheer them up, including chips, cookies, and more. When the children receive these bags, they give hope and comfort that some of them dont get to experience too often. This is why E.S.T.H.E.R. wants every task performed to a volunteers best effort.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Unknown-2-e1709234552587-900x1200.jpeg)
Filing Closets and Pantries with Love
Mary Collins, Staff
• March 13, 2024
![(Above) Similarly to Dani, Carolyn Rogers, grade 12, and Renessa Ghosh, grade 11, also worked carnvial games at the pop-up event, including a game in which every child won a stuffed animal.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/IMG_6927-1-1200x900.jpg)
Highlanders Capture Hearts
Savannah Fondo, Staff
• March 6, 2024
![(Above) The start of this semester has allowed students to come back inspired with ideas for new artwork. These pieces will be displayed around campus during the spring arts festival. Cleo Richardson, grade 11, is in Mrs. Kathleen Forster’s Advanced Drawing and Composition 1 Honors class, one of the many art classes offered at Lake Highland.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/IMG_1198-e1706882368397-900x1200.jpg)
Starting a New Semester
Minaal Arain, Co-Editor
• February 28, 2024
![(Above, left to right) Amelia Lipscomb, grade 12, and Regan McCall, grade 12, love spending time in the Student Union on the first floor of the Rex Building. They better understand the details of the videos assigned to them by discussing it with each other. Talking with peers was another recommendation by Seniors, as it helps both people better understand the topic at hand.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/IMG_4495-1200x900.jpg)
Wisdom From the Class of 2024
Tessa Guerra, Staff
• February 27, 2024
![(Above) Last school year, Write of Passage created a display of book recommendations. This display was situated in the Calkins Library and had recommendations written by various club members. Write of Passage has a tendency to be a very creative space, and books can help foster that creativity. Club member Emma Aiken, grade 9, says, “My favorite thing about writing is the freedom I get to create a world that is nothing like the one we live in. I like that I am surrounded by people who have a similar interest in writing.”](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/jpeg-for-Book-recs-712x1200.jpg)
“Write of Passage” Pens a Creative Outlet
Sofia Tenghoff, Staff
• February 26, 2024
![(Above) The festival showcased The Hour of Darkness, LHP’s Jazz Ensemble, and the chorus. Chorus displays unique singing personalities, while the LHP Band displays their incredible use of instruments. The amount of people at the art festival illustrates both the love and the need for both performing arts and traditional art in our community.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/3-1200x660.jpg)
Festivities with the Arts
Zane Rimes, Director of Advertisement
• November 3, 2023
![(Above) Shailee Patel (right), grade 10, serves as the secretary of the Crafts of Service Club and Ally Safi (left) participated at the first Crafts of Service club meeting held in Mrs. Miriam Campbells room. Here, they are successfully constructing a Note of Kindness. These notes are the first of many projects to come and can be picked up by any given person in the Kind Library.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/IMG_8235-copy-1200x900.jpg)
“Crafts of Service” are Acts of Service
Tessa Guerra, Staff
• October 9, 2023
![(Above) I’m so grateful to watch each and every one of these girls go through a transformation. “Do you want to do it again next year?” my mom asked me. I smiled and nodded my response.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/19D87081-9B2E-481D-9712-D62DE59E538B.jpg)
China Summer Camp Becomes A Reality
Serena Young, Director of Photography
• September 13, 2023
![(Above) Second Harvest Food Bank supports over
100 partner charities. For every dollar donated,
they provide five meals for families and people with
food insecurity throughout Orlando. Their mission is
to, “Grow hope in our region by creating pathways
to nutritious food.” They also want to achieve their
vision of, “A brighter future for all by cultivating
a healthy, hunger-free community.” Not only does
Second Harvest Food Bank allow people to help their
community, but it also has its own community be-
tween the volunteers. You can volunteer at Second
Harvest Food Bank, located at 411 Mercy Drive, Or-
lando, Florida. Whether you are a returning volunteer
or are volunteering there for the first time, Second
Harvest welcomes everyone excited to help the com-
munity. Photo courtesy of Mr. Brent Pirie.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/IMG_3789-900x675.jpg)
Can by Can Conquers Hunger
Taylor Hannigan, Staff
• April 27, 2023
![(Above) The Dance Marathon Members plan a theme each
year, this year being Candy Land, and come up with cre-
ative activities that correlate with the theme. Ms. Katie
Gallagher expresses how proud she is of the group saying
that they,“Did an amazing job raising funds and coming
up with a fun way to celebrate our success.” Photo of total
2022 funds courtesy of @lhpsdm Instagram.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/IMG_7074-900x662.jpg)
Dancing Donations Fight Pediatric Cancer
Eva Cooper, Staff
• April 19, 2023
![(Above) Mr. Jim Varley, who works at Lockheed Martin and is a Hazmat men-
tor, is an expert in design processes and has been paramount to the success of
Hazmat Robotics. He assists (left to right) Julia Nicholson, grade 12; Raheema
Naseeruddin, grade 12; and Garrett Thorn, grade 10, prior to going to States. All
photos by Anthony George.](https://twicetoldtale.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/IMG_4845-900x675.jpg)
Hazmat Wins its Spot at States
Anthony George, Staff
• April 18, 2023
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