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Rising seniors' innovative fuel cell invention AstraCell wins Conrad Challenge - Vimarsana News

Rising seniors' innovative fuel cell invention AstraCell wins Conrad Challenge

AstraCell, a company taking an inventive approach to space fuel cell technology, recently won the coveted Conrad Challenge searching for the next generation of entrepreneurs. Varnica Basavaraj, Ishan Mahajan, Sarvesh Prabhu, and Sriraj Tatavarti, four rising seniors from Lambert High School, founded the project.

Second Forsyth County high school student arrested for making threats - Vimarsana News

Second Forsyth County high school student arrested for making threats

The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office has arrested a second Lambert High School student for making terroristic threats as schools across metro Atlanta and the country take heightened precautions over a new TikTok challenge.

Optimists honor Lambert senior as Star Student - Vimarsana News

Optimists honor Lambert senior as Star Student

The Sawnee-Cumming Optimist Club recently honored Samiksha Gaherwar as the 2021-2022 Optimist Star Student, the club’s version of student of the year. She is a senior at Lambert High School.

Lambert High School student leads effort to address drug abuse - Vimarsana News

Lambert High School student leads effort to address drug abuse

Vinayak Menon got involved in drug prevention efforts as a freshman in high school when many his peers were still navigating the move up from middle school.

Forsyth County Schools open under revised health protocols - Vimarsana News

Forsyth County Schools open under revised health protocols

The Forsyth County School System opened the 2021-22 school year Aug. 9 with more than 90 percent of students opting for face-to-face instruction within the district’s 40 school buildings.