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ICE Walkout

Students gathered to protest ICE on February 20th. Approximately 300 students walked out after 5th hour.
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March 16, 2026
Peace: Students at the LSHS Ice protest raise an American flag that displays a peace sign.
Peace: Students at the LSHS Ice protest raise an American flag that displays a peace sign.
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Raise them high. Two students hold up signs to protest ICE at the walkout. One of the students has a sign that says, "No sign is big enough for all I have to say."
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