LHS English 3 Studies Poe
English 3 Studies Poe Students in Mrs. Gruntorad’s English 3 classes have been studying the Romantic period of American literature. One prominent author of
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English 3 Studies Poe Students in Mrs. Gruntorad’s English 3 classes have been studying the Romantic period of American literature. One prominent author of
Automotive: First year students have completed lessons about automotive insurance, and studied the four strokes of an engine, performed precision measurements, practiced dent and paint
Lexington FFA News Members of the Lexington FFA competed in the first round of Leadership Development Events (LDE)on November 12th at UNCTA in Curtis. Those
The Importance of Mathematical Modeling in Geometry By Sophia Mubango As a geometry teacher, I constantly strive to show students how mathematics is more than
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