- May 28FEATURE: Reflecting on Changes
- May 28NEWS: Hidden Hazards
- May 28FEATURE: Welcoming Our Wetlands
- May 27OPINION: Passing the Trash
- May 27NEWS: Changing Equality
- May 27FEATURE: Cleanup Crew
- May 27SPORTS: A Short Season
- May 27NEWS: The Future of Space
- May 27FREE PRESS NEWSMAGAZINE: Edition 29, Senior Issue
- May 26PODCAST: Let's Talk Spring Sports!
- May 26PODCAST: Let's Talk Next Year!
- May 26PODCAST: Let's Talk This Year!
- May 26VIDEO: 2026 Blue Star Awards
- May 21FREE PRESS NEWSMAGAZINE: Edition 29, Issue 8
- May 18LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: Issue 8
- May 18NEWS: War at Peace
- May 18NEWS: Lawrence Alternate Schools
- May 18SPORTS: Running for All
- May 18SPORTS: Empty Bleachers
- May 18VIDEO: Yearbook Distribution
![Freshman Kaydence Bennett sits quietly in her new workspace. Initially the pillars in the middle of the room presented a challenge, but teachers found ways to utilize the space to fit the student’s needs. “That pilar became a good background for [Bennett] to protect her from sound coming from the back,” SpEd teacher Marie Wheeler said.](https://www.fsfreepressonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/burgess_SPEDconstruction_6879-e1570737884696-670x900.jpg)
![Junior Dorian Horton eats lunch at a new desk. SpEd teacher Marie Wheeler described how teachers had to be creative in making the space comfortable for students. “It was a struggle at first but it is definitely [an improvement],” Wheeler said.](https://www.fsfreepressonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/burgess_SPEDconstruction_6873-900x600.jpg)
![Junior Ethan Sigourney works on a project alongside his teachers. The SpEd program helps students develop different skills, including cooking and cleaning in the new kitchen across the hall. “[The students] cook, they do the laundry, and they clean up after themselves,” SpEd teacher Denise Posey said.](https://www.fsfreepressonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/burgess_SPEDconstruction_6894-e1570730426173-900x563.jpg)
