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Students, faculty and staff celebrated Halloween today by showing off their creative costumes and filling the halls with festive spirit.
Juniors and some seniors visited the Tunnel to Towers 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit in Lyndhurst on Oct. 27. The exhibit featured artifacts, panels and screens. Three firefighters involved in the Ground Zero recovery efforts guided the students through the exhibit.
The Lighthouse staff attended the Garden State Scholastic Press Association's Fall Press Day at Rutgers University-New Brunswick yesterday. At the award ceremony at the event, The Lighthouse received First-Place Overall Excellence for its print newspaper and 32 individual awards.
From Oct. 26-30, LHS will celebrate Red Ribbon Week, a national campaign promoting drug prevention, healthy choices and living a drug-free life. This year's theme is “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free!” Show your support by wearing themed apparel every day next week.
Twenty-nine LHS students attended the Dodge Poetry Festival in Newark on Friday. They listened to local and professional poets and got a chance to read their own poetry at an open mic.
LHS hosted its annual talent show, Lyndhurst's Got Talent, on Oct. 14. The show included 14 acts, with students earning the chance to perform live following a successful audition.
This morning, the Class of 2027 signed the senior rock, enjoyed a bagel breakfast and wore senior attire, including hand-painted jeans.
Current LHS students, please help The Lighthouse by completing this survey about the NJ cellphone ban in schools:
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Support the prevention of harassment, intimidation and bullying by celebrating Week of Respect from Monday, Oct. 5-Friday, Oct. 9. Wear themed clothing each day to promote kindness and inclusivity.
LHS held a pep rally yesterday to recognize its six fall sports teams. The event was announced by seniors Elarya Megally, Taylor Paglio and Nicholas Rizzo. The band, chorale and cheerleaders performed, with the band playing its stand tunes as each team walked out.
Earning 897.01 points, The Lighthouse staff is proud to announce that it has received a gold medal in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's 2026 Newspaper Critique. This is the second consecutive year The Lighthouse has received this top designation.
Back to School Night is tomorrow. Meet your child's teachers, see their classrooms and learn what is planned for the year.
This morning, seniors attended Senior Sunrise on the football field, where they took photos and enjoyed the sunrise.
Editors-in-chief seniors Serenity Mendoza and Alessandra Ricra led a journalism orientation for new and returning staff members during lunch today. They shared information about The Lighthouse and offered tips to help students succeed in the journalism program.
Senior Assistant Prosecutor Jacqueline Choi makes a presentation in the media center to Miss Rendzia’s Murder, Mystery and Memoir elective class during Period 4 on Friday. Choi explained to the students the role of law enforcement and the prosecution process.
