Ladue Night Lights is an astonishing event featuring disabled students and their siblings capturing the essence of football activities. In these circumstances, students can participate in the following activities: football, band and cheer.
Sept. 20 at the football field, families gathered to watch their students experience this event with fun in their hearts and winning in their minds. High school football players, cheerleaders and students from the band joined together to make this gathering as special as it can be for students. Ladue High School students took time out of their day to make sure students who participated felt special in all ways possible. Just like Friday Night football with varsity games, students come from all different grades to watch and participate. Players hope to make the atmosphere just as magnetic as our football games always are. Students from the high school and their families came to cheer on and give encouragement to the students as they took on their different activities throughout the evening. Ladue high schoolers tried their best to make the events as enjoyable as possible because not every one of these students can come out on the field and do something they find an interest in. Students and staff had the time of their lives either watching and cheering on the kids or actively helping and experiencing it with the kids.
![The Ladue School District School Board held an open meeting Dec. 11 to wrap up the calendar year and discuss policy changes for next year. One such agenda item was changes to the Ladue Middle School curriculum for the 2025-26 school year, which included the addition of broadcast courses. “We're excited about that option, the trajectory that goes into [Ladue] High School,” Angela Thompson, Ladue Middle School principal, said. “We want to be able to have that opportunity.”](https://laduepublications.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/DSC07353-1200x675.jpg)
