LHS celebrates creativity at Writers Week

Aliya Haddon, Photographer|April 3, 2019

The four days of Writers Week are packed with poems, stories, comedy, music and so much more. This is when students and professionals take the stage to share their hard work with the Libertyville High School community.

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