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Lynbrook Aletheia

At the beginning of the school year, the staff designates a list of monthly topics pertaining to the realities of high school.

Aletheia is a student outreach publication that strives to provide a voice for all students within the Lynbrook Community by providing a platform for students to anonymously submit their stories and experiences. **To submit a story, go here: http://lhsaletheia.com/submit.**
If you have questions or comments, please feel free to email us at [email protected] or use the form on our Contact

page. Each issue of the publication comprises of firsthand experiences submitted anonymously by Lynbrook students and alumni, professional articles relating to that month's theme, and resources compiled by the student staff. Finalized newsletters are published into a PDF format and emailed out to Lynbrook families. Back issues may be found on the website, under Archives. The content in Aletheia is composed by the students at Lynbrook High School in San Jose, California. Ideas and thoughts expressed within the publication are not necessarily reflected by the school administration or staff.

02/06/2023

Hey Lynbrook! Submissions to our next issue are now open, for a chance to be anonymously featured! The form closes on February 20th at 11:59 PM

12/17/2022

Our latest issue, Escapism is now out! Link in bio, or lhsaletheia.com/archive to read

12/16/2022

Our first issue of the semester is coming tomorrow! Stay tuned :)

11/22/2022

Submit your story!! Link in bio🙋‍♀️

09/17/2022

Reminder that applications are due September 25th, 11:59 PM! Questions or concerns about getting the recommendation form filled out? Please contact us at our email.

10/14/2021

How does Lynbrook’s learning environment impact your life? Do you find yourself comparing and competing with others or collaborating and connecting with them? Aletheia is currently open for submissions for our first issue of the year, Compare, Compete, Collab, Connect, at lhsaletheia.com/submit. Submissions are due Sunday, November 7th.

05/03/2021

As the school year comes to an end, did you achieve what you wanted to achieve? What do you hope for your future self?

Aletheia's last topic of the year "A Letter To Myself" looks to give everyone an opportunity to share their experiences, whether it be wrapping up high school or reflecting on how you've changed. Take a chance and write a letter to your past or future self at lhsaletheia.com/submit!

As usual, all submissions will remain anonymous.

04/19/2021

LHS Aletheia’s 2021-22 school year staff application is open at lhsaletheia.com/apply. Application closes on April 25th.

We are a student-run publication that provides a platform for student to anonymously submit their experiences and stories.
Each issue of the publication comprises of firsthand experiences submitted anonymously by Lynbrook students and alumni, professional articles relating to that month's theme, and resources compiled by the student staff. Finalized newsletters are published and distributed to the school
If you’d like to learn more about us or our application process, please visit us at lhsaletheia.com/apply. If you have any questions, feel free to message or email us at [email protected]

01/22/2021

What’s your grade worth?
Share your experiences at lhsaletheia.com/submit by February 7th.

10/03/2020

Starting off fresh this semester, our first publication is about Isolation. What is isolation to you? How has it changed you? Share your stories and experiences at lhsaletheia.com/submit. As always, submissions are anonymous.

Submissions close on 10/25.

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San Jose, CA
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http://lhsaletheia.com/

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