Q&A with Justin Daigle, renowned yearbook advisor
Rebecca Crook, Jakob Aggers, and Kathryn Juhasz
July 10, 2018
Filed under 2018-2019, Profile
Justin Daigle is the Yearbook advisor for Brighton high school in He also works as the English Department chair and Avid Coordinator at Brighton in addition to teaching journalism classes. He’s worked there for 14 years. At Rocky Mountain Journalism Camp 2018, our staff got a chance to ask Daigl...
Rowdy Rangers Club boosts school spirit
Ian Porter, Ranger Review Reporter
September 29, 2017
Filed under 2016-2017, Features, Profile, Reviews
Have the sporting events been fun? Well it could just be the Rowdy Rangers making the game a little bit more exciting. Rowdy Rangers is a club that cheers from the stands and gets everyone excited about sporting events. The Rowdy Rangers support the players so they will play better and know that t...
Melanie Peterson
Lauren Kim, Ranger Review Reporter
March 24, 2017
Filed under 2016-2017, Profile
Melanie Peterson 12, is close to finishing her senior year at Lewis-Palmer High School. She plans on serving the Air Force for over 4 years to get a Ph.D. Peterson has already taken ASVAB, Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery. The ASVAB is a timed multi-aptitude test developed and main...
Nicolas Pacitto- The Musical Freshman
Shane Bassett, Ranger Review Reporter
March 21, 2017
Filed under Profile
Nic Pacitto is a well rounded freshman student that currently attends LPHS. He was both born and raised in Colorado Springs along-side his brother Antonio Pacitto. Pacitto is a hard working student that does everything he can to the best of his abilities. “I try to take all the hard classes becau...
Creating an art since his youth
Macee Trottner, Ranger Review Reporter
March 17, 2017
Filed under Profile
Students at Lewis-Palmer High School have the opportunity to take part in a wide variety of diverse clubs and activities at the school. One student, Max McCutcheon, 12, is the vice president of drama club and is involved in all of the school plays and musicals. McCutcheon has been acting ever since he ...
Scott moves up to varsity
Macee Trottner, Ranger Review Reporter
December 8, 2016
Lewis-Palmer High School’s varsity boys basketball team has played four games this season so far. The 2016-2017 team has a variety of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. One player, Joel Scott 10, is playing for the first time with an official spot on the varsity team. Last year, Scott played limite...
Making an impact on varsity football
Jakob Aggers, Ranger Review Reporter
November 12, 2016
Filed under 2015-2016, Profile, Sports
With a record of 9-1, Lewis-Palmer Varsity football is rolling into the playoffs that are just a few short games around the corner. Throughout the season Kyle Watts Jr. 12 has been an impact player and is looking forward to the playoffs ahead of him. Watts has been an effective player, making big...
An Inside View From Ryan Hunt
Elizabeth Beagle, Editor
May 3, 2016
Filed under 2015-2016, Profile
Painting his nails, playing with Bratz dolls and dressing up were some of Ryan Hunt’s, 12, favorite childhood activities. As a six year old, Hunt only saw these activities as things that made him happy; however, he always knew that he was not like many other boys. As time has progressed, Hunt has c...
Dj of legends
Tristyn Park, Ranger Review Reporter
March 17, 2016
Filed under 2015-2016, Profile
High schools are infested with restless teenage minds and gossip is magnetized to our culture. Dramatic stories travel from person to person as if there is a telegraph around the school. Mostly students are terrorized by rumors, however, teachers are not safe from gossip either. Korrena ...
De Expresses her Passion for Teaching in her Curriculum
Lacey Nonnast, Ranger Review Reporter
March 15, 2016
Filed under 2015-2016, Profile
The teaching staff at Lewis-Palmer High School aims to make their courses and curriculum unique and beneficial to a student’s success. Of the many teachers, Korrena De, a science teacher, is one teacher whose creative, fun and educational environment has been teaching students for ten years. In ...
