In a recent update from the local high school, the class of 2025 has made history as the largest cohort ever enrolled, with 773 students. The school year has commenced positively, with new staff members, particularly in the math department, integrating well into the community, receiving praise from students.

The school kicked off the year with a Senior Sunrise event organized by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and celebrated a successful start to the football season with a victory over Greenback. Fall sports are in full swing, with the golf team performing admirably and the girls' soccer team currently competing at home. However, the volleyball team is facing challenges with a record of 2-6, but they remain hopeful for a strong finish as the season progresses.

Clubs are re-establishing themselves, with efforts underway to recruit new members. Key organizations such as Key Club, Interact, National Honor Society (NHS), Future Farmers of America (FFA), and Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) are actively engaging students.

In governance, the student council has recently conducted elections for president, vice president, treasurer, and secretary for each grade, allowing the entire student body to participate in the voting process. Seniors are also preparing for the upcoming ACT, with dedicated preparation sessions integrated into their daily schedule.

Notably, the school community has shown remarkable generosity, raising over £160,000 in food donations, including £33,000 in cash, for the Battle of the Bridge initiative, benefiting the Good Samaritan Center. The school's sports teams continue to foster a competitive spirit, with the Lyme Redskins achieving a notable victory against their rivals, marking a six-year winning streak.