Celebrating the Future: Senior Decision Day

Sara Bogan, Managing Editor|May 11, 2021

The College and Career Resource Center (CRC) celebrated LHS seniors’ commitment to a college, the military, a gap year or the workforce by holding a Senior Decision Day event. The two-day event was broken up based on students’ last names and occurred for the entire school days on Thursday, May 6, and Friday, May 7.

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