Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar
Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar
Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar
NEWS
As tradition during every football game, student section fans lift water bottles and soak the crowd.
Leander Lions win homecoming
Glenn high school rivals defeated
by Ari Tower, Editor • October 4, 2025
The Ten Commandments monument on the Capitol grounds in Austin on July 16, 2012 Photo courtesy Ariel Min/The Texas Tribune
District court puts hold on Senate Bill 10 for 11 districts
New law still requires posting of 10 Commandments when donated
by Ari Tower • August 27, 2025
Maddlyn Lee paints her senior parking spot Aug. 9. Lee said, "I saw this idea, and thought using spray paint would be easier but still bright and fun. I wanted to participate so I could document my senior year and have lots of photos."
Seniors paint parking spots
Money raised goes to support Project Graduation
by Lauren, Batts • August 12, 2025
FEATURES
Halstenberg poses at the front of the school before her first day, Aug. 13, after arriving only days prior.
Foreign exchange student adjusts to new school
by Ari Tower, Reporter • September 26, 2025
Club Presidents Senior President Srinija Chukkapalli, Senior Hasini Mandava, and Senior Lizzy Hui talking to Alumni Ava Herron before the Girlhood/Women in STEM/Women in Business meeting in Lecture Hall C on Sept. 10.
Girlhood club overcomes new laws
Club leaders hope for the future
by Marilyn Rutschman, Reporter • September 19, 2025
Felicia Whaley welcomes those impacted by the July 4 floods with a smile to her backpack drive organized at Nameless Saloon.
Leander bus driver provides aid to flood victims
Backpack drive organized to help children impacted by the July 4 floods
by Austin Connelly, Dayce Caldwell, Kinyan Sin, and Ari Tower • September 11, 2025
SPORTS
Defensive back Tyree Smith churns turf to cut off Pflugerville player.
Lions lose against Pflugerville
by Ari Tower, Reporter • August 29, 2025
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 adapt 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
OPINIONS
Junior Violet Dunnam glues her reasonably-sized mum together in the school colors red, white and blue.
Absurd mums contribute to overconsumption
Homecoming tradition leaves ecological pocks
by Ari Tower, Editor • October 1, 2025
Sophomores Alyssa Martin and Abigail Martin study for the STAAR test in Mr. Stephens chemistry class on April 25.
STAAR swept the school
Students opinions on STAAR testing
by Marilyn Rutschman, Reporter • May 16, 2025
Change final exemption policies
Do not punish those who succeed
by Sofia Rios, Reporter • May 5, 2025
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