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The Student Newsite of Ladue High School

Ladue Publications
The Student Newsite of Ladue High School

Ladue Publications
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Ramshack Reveal
Ramshack Reveal
The Ladue Ramshack is back open for the 2024-2025 school year
Meg Myckatyn, Staff
New Teachers 2024-25
New Teachers 2024-25
Ella Bender, Opinions Editor
Adaeze Loynd (10), Khamari Davis (10), Kate Sheley (11) and Emma Bangert (11) warm up during their weekly rehearsal to prepare for their show. The show took place May 4 and the Viva Voce seniors took their final bow. “Every concert is always so fun because I get to do what I love, with people I love,” Loynd said. “But this show will be extra special since it’s our last spring concert with our seniors.”
News To Know
Important events that have occurred in April or are coming up in May
Cindy Liu, News Editor
A globe on fire, symbolizing climate change's effects.
Dousing the Flame
Climate change's impacts and potential solutions
Arti Jain and Alzhraa Mahmoud
Debate team members pose together holding their medals. Each of the four juniors contributed to their overall fourth-place finish in state speech. “Every [Ladue student] who competed in speech made the podium," Bohan Pan (11) said.
In It to Win It
Sylvia Hanes, ID Managing Editor in Chief
Students and families from different backgrounds come together to showcase their identity and talent. After getting the food from different countries, many families and students enjoy the performances made by people from different cultural backgrounds. “Rams around the world gives me an opportunity to show my identity and who I am as a person,” Emaan Waheed (11) said.
Rams Around the World
Ladue High School hosted its second annual Rams Around the World event April 24
Nitya Nara, Staff
Learning Evolution
Learning Evolution
Freshman biology students learn natural selection through hands-on activities
Celina Zhou, In-Depth Editor
The kitchen buzzes as students prepare their dishes. Maya Mitchell (12) chose to take Dalton’s class because of her love for food. “I like to cook, I like to eat,” Mitchell said.
Cultural Cuisine
Foods II explores and creates Indian food April 18
Sylvia Hanes, ID Managing Editor in Chief
Cooking for a Cause
Cooking for a Cause
Ladue Unicef bakes various desserts for their upcoming bake-sale
Josh Devine, Website Editor in Chief
Students gathered outside to watch the eclipse at 2 p.m. Monday, April 8. The district supplied special glasses to allow students to view the eclipse at 99% totality. "I just know that it’s really bright and tbat you’re not supposed to look into it," Kaichen Chou (11) said.
Experiencing the Eclipse
The Ladue School District arranged for all students to be able to safely view a solar eclipse April 8
Sylvia Hanes, ID Managing Editor in Chief
Ladue School District needs $3 million additional funding for students to reach a proficient level on the NWEA test. In contrast, University City School District needs $23 million.
District Disparities
Examining the causes and implications of monetary differences within various St. Louis school districts
Arti Jain and Nyla Weathersby
Counting College
Counting College
Exploring the cost of college and its effects on students’ futures
Sara Rohatgi and Ryan Snyder
Sara Rohatgi (11), Gia Grillo (11), Alexandra Tsygankov (11) and Luca Pinon-Dickey (11) walk through the hallway holding flags of different countries. The parade took place during seminar Feb. 5. “I like seeing all of the countries come together in one event,” Grillo said.
News to Know
Exploring activities at Ladue this February
Madeline Awad, Website Editor in Chief
In Transition
In Transition
Students and parents reflect on the impact of Missouri transgender legislation
Ella Bender, Ella Braig and Katie Myckatyn
Student actors and musicians conversed during their 10 minute intermission. They spent 40 minutes running the first act of the show. “My favorite part is definitely playing good music and hanging out with friends,” Camryn Miller (12) said. “Also, the snacks.”
Student Musicians Practice for the Spring Musical
Alzhraa Mahmoud, In-Depth Editor
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