Principal: Jeremy Holloway
Assistant Principal/Activities Director: Scott Hinkle
Secretary to the Principals/Accounting: Sharon Murphy
Activities Secretary: Cindy Margrave
Attendance/Registrar/Student Services Secretary: Kathy Knipp
Social Worker: Marty Southard
Counselor: Amy Wells
Nurse: Amy Williams
Food Service Payments: Dawn Shelton and Dana Kimler
Extracurriculars during the pandemic might seem a bit daunting, especially for freshmen who were hoping to join activities at Coronado this year. Nevertheless, T-Birds have … Continue reading
It all started back in March when Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for the coronavirus. The news came out just as Utah was … Continue reading
Aug. 24, 2016. The worst day of my life. The day death was introduced to me, the day that changed every aspect of me, the … Continue reading
Instruction via video-conferencing apps was not what I envisioned for the first week of my senior year, but city public health officials deemed it necessary. … Continue reading
Senior year is supposed to be full of lasts, and while my class didn’t get to experience many of those, I would say my time … Continue reading
As my time at Coronado dwindles down, I find myself reminiscing about the memories that have shaped me into who I am today. These four … Continue reading
My last four years have been filled with Friday night football games, spirit dress up days, late nights with friends, and cramming for tests. With … Continue reading
Everyone says that high school is the most fun and memorable four years of your life. They say the memories we make now with the … Continue reading
Well, my time getting to boss my friends around for an hour a few times a week has ended. Since the day I walked into … Continue reading
Being a high school senior is one of the greatest accomplishments throughout your life. There is a great rollercoaster of emotions once you reach your … Continue reading
Editor’s note: This story was written in early spring and would have been published in the print issue “Never stop exploring.” Anyone can play sports. … Continue reading
Editor’s note: This story was written in early spring and would have been published in the print issue “Never stop exploring.” Last year, Coronado students … Continue reading
Editor’s note: This story was written in early spring and would have been published in the print issue “Never stop exploring.” One of the borderland’s … Continue reading
Editor’s note: This story was written in early spring and would have been published in the print issue “Never stop exploring.” There are many staff … Continue reading
On Wednesday May 1, select members of art accompanied by Mr. Brian Burns, LHS art instructor, travelled to Ottawa University to participate in the Frontier … Continue reading
Is breakfast the most important meal of the day? Our new breakfast cart in the mornings affirms that it is. Whether a student missed … Continue reading
The Louisburg High School football team will face off against Paola High School in the last game before playoffs on October 19th. The game against … Continue reading
The start of the 2018-19 school year came with a push for teachers and different activity groups to use Twitter accounts. Whether it’s a sports … Continue reading
The Band Garage Sale isn’t just a fundraiser, it’s a tradition. April 25-28, the biggest money maker for the band occurred, and it is a … Continue reading
The LHS forensics squad competed at the state competition May 4th and 5th at Washburn-Rural High School, having one member earn a state championship in … Continue reading
Four Louisburg High School students, Faithanne Burgoon, Lily McDaniel, Evan Murphy, and Mackenzie Scholtz, traveled to the University of Kansas on May 5 to compete … Continue reading
April 18 was the first time that the State Music Festival has ever been hosted at LHS. Students from LHS and LMS performed in the … Continue reading
The Royals this season are 13-28, which is just pitiful. But who didn’t expect it? Obviously, a lot has affected this season, most of it … Continue reading
Student council hosted the bi-annual blood drive at LHS on Wednesday, May 9 from 11am-6pm with students and other community members spending the day donating … Continue reading
The Lady Cats cheer squad completed their tryouts on Friday, April 13 in the aux gym, with 20 of 26 girls who tried out making … Continue reading
Academic student of the month is a merit based recognition system, which means a student must meet one or more of the proper qualifications as … Continue reading
LHS Student Council advisors Caitlin Callaway and Kathryn Siefken coordinated the Frontier League Stuco event that Louisburg was tasked with hosting this year on April … Continue reading
Louisburg baseball opened its season on the road against Paola, and the first game ended in a 17-0 loss. Looked like it might be a … Continue reading
Academic student of the month is a merit based recognition system, which means a student must meet one or more of the proper qualifications as … Continue reading
With the permission and oversight of the administration, Louisburg High School students who chose to participate joined the rest of the nation’s students and walked … Continue reading
The Royals play their first game of the season on Thursday at home against the Chicago White Sox. With a new season comes a new … Continue reading
Prom is a magical night where high schools teens dress in formal attire, take pictures with their dates, go to a nice dinner, and participate … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day. Singles’ Awareness Day. Feast of Saint Valentine. February 14. Whatever you choose to call it, the fourteenth day of February is a day … Continue reading
Spring training is coming up quickly. Pitchers and catchers report on February 13, with position players reporting on February 18. With Lorenzo Cain signing with … Continue reading
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Within the past couple of months, a new door has been put into the main entrance at Louisburg High School that allows easy access to … Continue reading
On November 27th, LHS principal Tammy Thomasson announced a change to the school’s policy regarding over-the-counter medications. From now on, the school will permit students … Continue reading
“ “I’m very excited about my new chair. It was the sweetest, most thoughtful thing for someone to wish for me. I’m very thankful for … Continue reading
Academic student of the month are merit based recognition system, which means a student must meet the one or more of the proper qualifications as … Continue reading
On November 14 Louisburg High School and its FACS classes, taught by Amanda Wilson, hosted the annual Senior Citizen Thanksgiving Dinner, a tradition that goes … Continue reading
For students taking college classes through Fort Scott Community College in Louisburg High School, teacher evaluations occur at some point during the semester. The purpose … Continue reading
How would you describe high school? According to our favorite research tool, Google, “High School is an academic institution providing education more advanced than elementary … Continue reading
Wheels have long been viewed as one of mankind’s greatest inventions. They have managed to be a great facilitator of the efficient transport of cargo, … Continue reading
It’s November again, and that means it’s time for cold, alliteration, and hairy faces. On the first day of this month, millions began participating in … Continue reading
The No Fly List is a new disciplinary action at LHS where students are required to be accompanied by an escort to leave class. This … Continue reading
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This year, Louisburg High School has combined Spanish 3 and Spanish 4 classes. The purpose of this change was to open up more slots for … Continue reading
While I was disappointed to find my courier was a witch, I am pleased that I was able to free the world of his curse. … Continue reading
In keeping pace with a year that has been full of change, Student Council added to it in October with changes during Homecoming week to … Continue reading
In keeping pace with a year that has been full of change, Student Council added to it in October with changes during Homecoming week to … Continue reading
The week of October 2 will mark the beginning of travel during advisory for the 2017-2018 school year. Before I can provide my opinion, I … Continue reading
Sitting beneath a tree, I spotted a squirrel above me. I watched as it leaped from branch to branch. It did not hesitate before it … Continue reading
No one can keep track of what 99% of students are doing during late start, but the remaining 1% are going to Wednesday morning college … Continue reading
LHS’s new 2,640 square foot greenhouse. The greenhouse will give students the opportunity to explore the cultivation and harvesting of plants. Over the summer, Louisburg … Continue reading
Saturday, September 16, the Louisburg debate squad traveled to Olathe North for their first seasonal tournament. As a squad, they placed 1st overall. Within the … Continue reading
Among many of the honors Louisburg holds, being a frontier league school has led it to make the many feats that our students have accomplished … Continue reading
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Every year, a teacher is selected as teacher of the year in the state of Kansas. Teachers are selected in each of a few regions … Continue reading
The Louisburg FFA had yet another successful state competition in Manhattan, Kansas. This year three out of the ten teams that went emerged … Continue reading
Have you ever been stuck in a group project that never got done? As students we all have trouble getting work done sometimes; well, double, … Continue reading
Four LHS students competed at TSA state in Salina, KS on March 28-30 and qualified to go to Nationals in June of 2017. Of the … Continue reading
With the 2017-2018 student council elections having come to an end, my brain is reeling with thoughts about what next year could entail. Of course, … Continue reading
As the end of the school year gets closer, more and more staff members are making career changing decisions. At LHS 20 staff changes are … Continue reading
It can be hard to stay focused in school sometimes, especially having 90 minute periods. With such long classes, kids can sometimes begin to lose … Continue reading
1402 Sleep is a marvelous activity. The experience can be almost magical at times. While it seems impossible that anyone would want to avoid … Continue reading
On Apr. 7, Louisburg High School students elected Kai Tinich and Grant Ryals as the 2017-2018 executive president and vice president of Student Council, defeating … Continue reading
In recent months, mental health has come to the spotlight in the media. While it’s been called into view, there still really isn’t any focus … Continue reading
On March 5, 2017, the boys’ varsity basketball team made it to the state basketball tournament, ending a 12-year drought dating back to 2005, by … Continue reading
Even laziness comes with its disadvantages. The invention of the clapper to turn on and off corded power sources allowed one to no longer take … Continue reading
KSHSAA 4A State Debate Tournament, a scene Grayson Anderson And Isabelle Holzen have visited before. The two Juniors who are enrolled in Mrs. Haflich debate … Continue reading
Let me give you a figure: 1,750. Now let me give you some word associations: clams, big ones, bucks, shomoligans (I may have made the … Continue reading
Two established teachers at Louisburg High announced their retirement. Sandi Roark, who has been teaching for 13 years, 11 of which have been at LHS, … Continue reading
A student signing out of class using a QR scanner app on a Chromebook. The code would direct a student’s browser to a Google Form … Continue reading
25 AD A terracotta figure of a horse-drawn wagon. Here the uncanny resemblance between a hat and the umbrella can be seen. Tomasz Sienicki / … Continue reading
Paola vs vs Louisburg High Wildcats Presented by the LHS Broadcasting Team : Beckett Rasmussen, Logan McLellan, Brody Knipp & Gabe the Statman … Continue reading
January 31, 2017, had students of Louisburg High School experiencing yet another change to their school day and schedule with the introduction of travel back … Continue reading
