The Leesville Pride women’s soccer team kicked off Thursday, May 6, against rival Broughton in the Cap-7 Championship. Leesville beat Broughton twice during the...
Leesville Road High School students ran a two week AP Environmental Science ink cartridge recycling drive for a project.
Group leader Jason Nance, junior, said...
Graduation is fast approaching for seniors. With less than nine days left of school, not including the senior assembly and exams, senioritis has taken...
After sophomore year, students are given the opportunity to apply to the North Carolina School of Science & Math, a statewide residential magnet school...
Most kids go through their entire childhood without the faintest clue of what their true passion in life really is.
A fortunate, select few students...
On May 12, Leesville held their annual Awards Day ceremony to honor the students who exceeded academic standards.
Around sixty students win awards ranging from...
On May 17, many devoted theatre and technical theatre students were inducted into the International Thespian Society (ITS). In order to be inducted, one...
On Sun., April 25, Leesville’s Capital Pride returned from a weekend in Charleston, SC, where they participated in an International Choral Festival.
While in Charleston,...
Leesville’s vocal ensembles held their annual spring concert on Friday, May 14. Beginning, Intermediate, and Capital Pride ensembles performed a versatile set of music...
Leesville administrators recently implemented the Lobby Guard, a new sign-in procedure to provide more security for students and staff.
“The old sign-in log was inefficient....
Standing in front of the class, Dubay announced that he had an award for every person in the class. These were not the silly superlatives that many teachers hand out so that every student gets an award. Instead, Dubay offered valuable advice to his students, reminding each one that he or she will make a difference in the world – some by possibly curing cancer, and others by being a good friend or spouse.