By Jocelyn Escobedo Posted May 12, 2026 Hailee Gibson was chosen as the English Student of the Week by Ms. Mary Keith. Keith chose Hailee for always being friendly and helpful
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Riley Scott chosen as English Student of the Week
By Robert Cassady Posted February 18, 2025 English teacher Mr. Tim Connors nominated freshman Riley Scott as English Student of the Week for her incredible dedication, enthusiasm, and progress. “I
Hard work pays off for Anahi Barrera
By Piper Forgone Posted November 11, 2024 Ms. Amber Lange and Ms. Jennifer Partee are watching their student, Anahi Barrera excel this school year. Ms. Lange says that she enjoys
Beau Hanninen was nominated for Student of the Week
By Helena Monreal Marquez Posted October 10, 2023 Beau Hanninem has been chosen for Student of the Week by Ms. Mary Keith, for being respectful and doing what he is
Autum Sanchez excels in English
By Alexa Toscano Posted October 6, 2023 Autum Sanchez was selected as English Student of the Week by her teacher Ms. Kelly Bales for her English IV. She has had Sanchez
Mr. Westmoreland chooses Aireona Jolliff as the Student of the Week for English.
By Kianna Head Posted April 26, 2023 This week’s English Student of The Week is Aireona Jolliff. Jolliff is a hard-working student who participates in class and puts in a
Shakespeare in English Class?
By Rosie Chavez Posted March 4, 2022 Mr. Brett Westmoreland’s sophomore English classes are performing Shakespeare’s play Macbeth instead of reading out of old textbooks. Why would an English class
A new addition to the Lowry staff
By Chris Gildone Posted March 29, 2021 Mr. Brett Westmoreland is coming to teach English at Lowry. He was born in Winnemucca and studied secondary education at the University of
Performer of the Week: Jacob Hernandez
By Nick Petty Posted December 6, 2016 The Performer of the Week goes to the one and only Jacob Hernandez. Hernandez is a senior at Lowry which he is also
Why modern literature should be taught in English classes
By Kimmy Claussen Posted June 9, 2016 English classes today tend to focus on very classic literature such as Shakespeare or Harper Lee. It tends to confuse students at times