Dean of Adult Equity and Inclusion Tamisha Williams Departs LWHS After Four Years
After four amazing years spent working as the first Dean of Adult Equity and Inclusion at Lick-Wilmerding High School (LWHS), Tamisha Williams has decided to […]
Category: TIGERWAYS
Feeling Stir-Crazy: Here are Some Solutions
LWHS is dealing with a two-pronged crisis from COVID-19. While the physical threat of contracting Covid-19 is tangible, the financial stresses of the quarantine, the […]
Staff Editorial: One of Our Seniors Reflects on High School’s Small Moments
With the prospect of returning to in-person school for the 19-20 school year now gone, many students, particularly seniors, are thinking about what this loss […]
The Laramie Project: Building Empathy in Our Community
On the night of October 6, 1998, Matthew Wayne Shepard, a gay college student, was tied to a fence in the outskirts of Laramie, Wyoming, […]
New Attendance Policy Seeks Final Round of Admin Approval
For more than two years, the Fostering Activists for the Next Generation (FANG) Club, in collaboration with Student Council and the administration, has been working […]
LWHS to Limit Students to Five “A to E” Classes Starting Next Fall
Lick-Wilmerding students will no longer be allowed to take more than five A to E academic classes during their junior and senior years. This new […]
This Is How Our Lunch Gets Made: Behind the Scenes in the LWHS Kitchen
It was just before 6 a.m., and there was only one thing on the minds of all three people on LWHS’s campus: lunch. The sun […]
Mercy High School Plans to Close, Archbishop Riordan goes Co-ed
Mercy High School in San Francisco, founded in 1952, has decided to close after the current school year ends. The Catholic girls’ school cited a […]
LWHS and UHS Basketball Tradition Thrives at Chase Center
As hundreds of Lick-Wilmerding and University High School (UHS) students filed through the glass doors of the Chase Center, the enthusiasm and school spirit were […]
Restorative Justice: A Path to Community Healing
At LWHS, like with many San Francisco schools, there have been multiple instances of non-black students using the N-word. In recent years, LWHS has been […]
