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A Talent that Shines

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Natalie Lona
February 18, 2026
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Junior Laila Johnston paints a gift for her mom about grandfather on her mother's wedding day.
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Student stands before fellow peers during the First Priority meeting last Thursday.
First Priority Club
Junior Laila Johnston is speaking at the BSU meeting. Photo by Giada Bonati.
Black Student Union Rocks
Dress to Impress
Dress to Impress
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Peace: Students at the LSHS Ice protest raise an American flag that displays a peace sign.
ICE Walkout
Cars drive by the protest on 291 Highway.
ICE Walkout Photo Story
Flip It: National French Honor Society students bake crêpes for their booth at the annual cultural festival.
A Taste of Culture
Big crowds. On October 18, 2025, many gathered at the No Kings protest. An estimated 1,000 people went to the protest on Chipman and Douglas street. “We are better together. It's amazing,” Doug Janess, 73, said. Photo by Addison Williams.
No Kings Protest Part 2
No Kings. Lee’s Summit held up posters for No Kings Day on October 18, 2025. The protest took place at Chipman and Douglas street. “Don’t lose hope,” Craig Callaghan, 51, said.
No Kings Protest
Backdrop at prom. At prom there was a balloon arch to take photos in front of, which people loved. Almost everyone at prom takes photos at the balloon arch to have memorable photos. “By the balloon arch, I took photos with all the exchange students, the photos turned out great,” senior Magali Molins said. Photo by Natalie Lona.
A Night on The Red Carpet Themed Prom