The Student News Site of Lee's Summit High School

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The Student News Site of Lee's Summit High School

Hi-Life Online
The Student News Site of Lee's Summit High School

Hi-Life Online
Lock IN : Sophomore Lachlan Mcmanigal describes the AMI days as a fun experience.He got to sleep in and there were less distractions. “ I get to sleep in and then get more time to finish some work” said Mcmanigal
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Back to School Blizzard

Natalie Lona, Evan Weimer, and Cali Van Norman | March 4, 2025

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Senior Avery Rausch eyes the time to see how much time she has left to win the game. Avery, the only active playing senior, leads her team with passion and precision. “I’ve learned how to strategize when we're down and learn how to give everyone the courage to push point so we can win,” Avery said.
Artist UndercoverCollaboration and CooperationTiger Smart planned spirit week against drugs
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Artist Undercover

Natalie Lona, Evan Weimer, and Cali Van Norman | March 3, 2025

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Collaboration and Cooperation

Korryn Davis, Writer | January 28, 2025

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Tiger Smart planned spirit week against drugs

Korryn Davis, Writer | December 17, 2024

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Meet the Staff
Jackson Hocker
Jackson Hocker
Writer

Jackson Hocker is a senior varsity football and lacrosse player. Jackson is a third year staff member for our newspaper publication. Jackson is a big family man being an uncle of three having two nieces...

Lewis Hearn
Lewis Hearn
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This is senior Lewis Hearn he is a bright student how always bring positivity and happiness to the ones around him. He has goals to graduate and complete highschool

Abel Lusk
Abel Lusk
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