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Despite being triple-teamed, senior Emily Fisher (3) passes to senior Lily Castro (20).

Wildcats Streak to an Outstanding Win in Basketball Game

Haiden Lui, Staff Member
December 9, 2022
Many students at LHS find autumn leaves beautiful. Finding beauty in the little things can start in your own backyard!

Appreciating beauty with a Lowercase “b”

Rishi Tipparti, Staff Member
December 2, 2022
Work piles up as many students pull off all-nighters, struggling to prepare for their tests and finish assignments. Making up for time lost due to the cancelation of the Flex period has been stressful for them.

Flex Periods Canceled

Rishi Tipparti, Staff Member
September 23, 2022
Sophomore Dakota Olsen, number two for singles on the girls’ tennis varsity, serves to the opposing team at the Libertyville High School tennis courts.

Wildcats Defeat Waukegan and Score Yet Another Win

Grace Jackman, Staff Member
September 19, 2022
Prepare or Beware: Top 10 Ideas to Prepare for Your Destination After High School

Prepare or Beware: Top 10 Ideas to Prepare for Your Destination After High School

Marisa Tarica, Staff Member
June 6, 2022
Libertyville Wildcats prepare to take on Maine South High School.

Boys volleyball puts up a good fight but falls short to Maine South

Sadie Parvis
April 28, 2022
Senior Owen Haywood helps lead a discussion about which cereal is best? Topics at The Gray Area vary from light-hearted topics like cereal preference to serious topics such as state laws and the legalization of marijuana.

New club seeks to find middle ground

Lauren Kern, Staff Member
April 7, 2022
The girls line up at the midcourt line getting ready for the tip off to start off a competitive, physical game.

Girls basketball achieves first win of the season against Crystal Lake Central.

Sadie Parvis, Staff member
November 26, 2021
Senior John Stokovich (20) pauses for a moment before the game.

LHS football comes up short against Warren

Lauren Kern
October 20, 2021
English teacher Ryan Ebling grades student assignments while utilizing new grading practices. He is using a rubric that grades students on a scale from one to five.

Reassessing Assessments: New Grading Reforms

Jasmine Lafita, Online Editor
October 14, 2021
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