The ACT is certainly the most daunting exam of our high school careers, but luckily we have an astounding group of seniors willing to assist the younger generation on the journey to getting those high...
Madalynn Abele, Online Editor, Staff Writer
• March 29, 2019
The new barrier was a shock to many East High students on Monday, March 18. It was inserted over spring break to help East’s traffic problems due to its growing population. Although the barrier is supposed...
Lincoln East held their annual 8th-grade orientation on January 8 in the Lincoln East South gym. Prospective students and their parents gathered for information on what it’s like to be a student here,...
Dead week is upon us. Which leaves us to the question as to how are we going to salvage our grades and attempt to prepare for finals. Here’s some methods for reviewing the content in mass.
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The first day of November means it’s time for Student Vote in East High and other high schools! Student Vote makes a student’s voice heard in the city, state, and national levels. It gives the opportunity...
Last Tuesday, the Lincoln East counseling department, in conjunction with EducationQuest, held Apply2College Day for seniors. 125 members of the class participated. Students were allowed to leave their...
The recent influx of students has created eight period days to keep classroom space open, and longer lunch periods with it. Learning hubs were created to help students during this new time change. Because...
The Lincoln East Marching Band season is nearly upon us, and the band is determined to have a great year. This year’s theme is “Among the Stars,” featuring popular songs, such as “When You Wish...
Lincoln East has always had a strong academic record. This year, East had so many students with a GPA of at least 3.5 that the administration had to plan 3 separate days to recognize high-achieving students....
Playwright and debut author J. S. Puller visited Indigo Bridge Books on Friday, May 11th to talk about and promote her Y.A. novel Captain Superlative. She started a book tour with various schools and bookshops...
Hear the Hope is a local benefit concert for all ages to attend.
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Hope Shortridge Photography
Our own staffer and editor, Hope Shortridge, photographs many high school sports games. Check out her photos that have been featured on the Oracle but also on her website! The link is below! https://www.shortridgephotography.com/
