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Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar

Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar

The cast and crew of “9 to 5” pose, decked in formal wear, in front of the Austin skyline before the Heller Awards for Young Artists. The evening began with photo opportunities on a classic red carpet or on the adjacent fields before the performances and awards began. “We got to take so many pretty pictures,” sophomore Evyn Kidd said. “It was really fun because we got to hang out with everyone from the show. It was a really good experience.”
“9 to 5” company wins awards
Two awards given to students
by Ari Tower, Reporter • April 17, 2025
In preparation for the upcoming English II STAAR test, sophomore Carolina Flores practices writing extended constructed responses. Tenth graders take only the English II test. "I think this is great opportunity for to hone their skills after not thinking about the STAAR test for a year," Flores said.
Teachers tell STAAR need-to-knows
by Ari Tower, Reporter • April 11, 2025
Rutu Rapeal addressed April 8 at Leander High School on advances in cancer treatment. She explained that although chemotherapy has long been the standard, more focused and less invasive treatments are now available. Rapeal highlighted how biomarkers play an increasingly significant role in tailoring treatments for individual patients and encouraged students and visitors to stay informed and take full advantage of modern medical breakthroughs.
Students host TEDx talk
Diverse array of speakers challenge attendees on variety of topics
by Lauren Batts and Marco Perez Marturet April 10, 2025
Cover by Courtney Brown
Senior Spotlight: Kaushik Kurapati
Senior Kaushik Kurapati shares his experiences being involved in multiple extracurriculars
by Payal Mugunda, Co-editor in chief • December 14, 2023
Cover by Courtney Brown
Senior Spotlight: Olivia Straus
Senior Olivia Straus shares her experience in the journalism program.
by Sophia Straus, Reporter • December 14, 2023
Senior Carver Ulrich as Harry Bright in "Mamma Mia!" playing guitar during his song "Thank You for the Music"
Carver Ulrich’s Last Curtain Call
Senior Carver Ulrich tells the story of how he joined theatre.
by Lelah Moeller, Guest Writer • May 17, 2023
Junior Varsity player Myky Ho grapples with her Glen opponent for control of the ball, prepared to pass it onto her teammates.. "Teamwork is important to me because I believe it’s the key to succeeding in basketball," Ho said. "No matter how fast you dribble, you’re never faster than a pass. Not to mention it’s just more fun when you work as a team knowing you have people by your side. "
Girls JV adapting as season evolves
Basketball players face Hays tonight
by Ari Tower, Reporter • January 17, 2025
JV teams play Hendrickson
JV teams play Hendrickson
by Griffin Darby, Photographer • September 5, 2024
Coach Alic Flores in his U.S. Government classroom
Tackling and Teaching
Coach Alic Flores speaks on his experience as a first-year teacher and football coach.
by Lucas Matsuda, Reporter • September 19, 2023
Open campus for lunch
Give students a chance to learn to make responsible choices
by Adriana Vaughan, Reporter • April 24, 2025
It’s time for open-campus lunch
Enrich, enhance school experience by allowing students to leave campus at lunch
by Benji Abrons, Reporter • April 23, 2025
Schools should practice more often
Community must be ready for all types of emergencies
by Eliza Ali, Reporter • April 22, 2025
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