Last Friday, Linsly seniors gathered in the Paull gym to celebrate and prepare for their final Extravaganza. This prefect initiative allowed the senior class to spend some time together as their year begins to wind down and spring break gets closer. They spent the evening watching Mamma Mia, the theme of this year’s senior act.…
Everyone is awaiting Friday night, when costumes are on, songs are cut, places are set, and the anticipation is high. But what does it take to get to that moment? While students are at the field house performing, parents miss a lot of the blood, sweat, and tears that lead up to show night. The…
The Linsly Sophomore Class is thrilled to announce its online fundraiser with Sarris Candies! This is a fun and delicious way to raise money for the class of 2028 while enjoying some of the best chocolates in the region. From now until Sunday, March 22, 2026, at 11:59 PM EST, families, friends, and supporters can…
On February 13, 2026, students from The Linsly School had the opportunity to be part of something truly unforgettable, serving at Night to Shine, an annual prom night experience sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation and locally hosted by the Limestone Presbyterian Church. Held the Friday before Valentine’s Day each year, Night to Shine is…
Last week, one of Linsly’s senior dormers, Evan Badhwar, travelled to Bustamante Hospital for Children in Kingston, Jamaica, as a part of the Cardiac Kids Foundation for the Chain of Hope Charity. At school, Evan participates in hockey, lacrosse, golf, The Linsly Line, and started the Breakfast Club. The foundation helps families who do not…
If you’ve stepped into Mrs. Sarah Allen’s Algebra II classroom this year, you’ve probably noticed two things right away: her kindness and her energy. In her very first year at our school, Mrs. Allen has already made a lasting impression on students and staff. Before joining our school community, Mrs. Allen taught at Warwood Middle…
In December, the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra hosted its yearly event, Symphony on Ice. The performance showcased figure skaters, both local and professional, to start the holiday season. In addition, local high school choirs accompanied the orchestra on a multitude of joyful songs. Conductor, John Devlin, started the show with “Rocket Sleigh” to get everyone in…
As Linsly students prepare for exams, the prefect learn committee has prepared a slideshow to help remind the student body how to prepare during this stressful time before break. Ensuring students take study breaks and eliminate distractions while studying, for example, by putting your phone in a different room to remove the temptation completely. As…
Linsly students Analise Baker (senior), Connor Phillips (junior), Madison Applegarth (junior), and Aiyana Delong (junior) have been participating in the local Judicial Scholars program. The program, originally established in 1999 by Linsly’s own Judge Frederick P. Stamp, includes 60 high school students from various local schools. The program teaches students through a series of educational…
The Linsly Line is excited to highlight students from each grade and go through a day in their lives. Today, Grace Norman takes us on a day in her life. Grace is a sophomore at The Linsly School and is a part of the swim team! She has a busy day ahead, but does her…
The Oglebay Institute School of Dance is putting on another production this December. This holiday season, the dance students are performing their rendition of The Nutcracker. The students, Cecilia Sweeney, Analise Baker, Sydney Gilman, Claire Carson, Marlee Smith, and Jaxon Baker, are all performing in the production. The story of The Nutcracker is about a…
As Fall sports have wrapped up their seasons, The Linsly Line has two outstanding athletes to highlight for the month of November! The Linsly Line November Female Athlete of the Month is Laura Carbonell Villegas. Laura is a senior this year, and has been a cadet since her junior year. At twelve years old, Laura…
It’s another very special Friday, but this time, it’s a double Friday Feature! This week will feature both brownies and macarons with a seasonal twist. After all, who doesn’t like some chocolate (or a lot) to start their day? Fudgy, chewy, and decadent, a classic for every holiday, come down for some of Mac’s brownies.…
Last month, members of Linsly’s Young Life youth group program traveled to Camp Caesar, West Virginia, for Young Life Fall Weekend. This is an opportunity for students to get away in the midst of chaos from academics and athletics to spend time growing in their faith. YoungLife focuses on going to kids, building bridges of…
Halloween is coming up and many families love to bake and create fun recipes around this time of year. This recipe is one of the easiest and most delicious things to make around Halloween, and it only takes about five minutes to make! Candy Bark is just chocolate covered in spooky candy. Such a genius…
On Sunday, October 26th, Linsly held its third annual Trunk or Treat event, inviting families from both Linsly and the Ohio Valley to participate. Students, faculty, and parents decorated their trunks with scenes ranging from Harry Potter, Monsters Inc, and The Grinch, to other spooky themes. These volunteers handed out candy to families in elaborate…
Come by for our Sugar Cookie Friday Feature for a little bite of sunshine. Each buttery sugar cookie is absolute perfection with a crisp edge and a soft, melt-in-your-mouth center. There’s a treat for every sweet tooth! Proceeds support will go back to the school, so you’ll be helping a great cause while indulging in…
Ever daydreamed about how good a salad is? Probably not, but this salad is more than just lettuce and dressing… It has color, pleasant textures, and a flavorful taste. Perfect to keep in the fridge to have as a side dish on a busy night, serve as an eye-catching dish at a Thanksgiving gathering, or…
On Friday, October 17th, the Linsly Cadet Football Team battled Dover for our Homecoming game held at West Liberty University. The game ended in a win for the Cadets, with the final score being 35-27. Outstanding player of the night was Malaki Washington with twenty-five carries, two hundred yards, and three touchdowns. Other honorable mentions…
Sweet, delicate delights that melt in your mouth, macarons are more than just cookies; they’re little bites of Parisian delicacies. Crisp, airy shells cradle creamy fillings in flavors from fruity to decadent. Light, vibrant, and incredibly delicious, these colorful confections are perfect for a mid-day pick-me-up! Treat yourself to a bite of sophistication and support…
The Linsly Schools 2025 Homecoming court consists of thirteen beautiful and gracious senior ladies. As pictured above, Seated first row (L to R): Rhiannon Jones, Sydney Gilman, Reese Maroney, Claire Carson, and Evangeline Yendell. Standing back row (L to R): Lauren DiCresce, Bridget Zimmerman, May Devine, Lili Blakely, Hadley Selick, Baylie Hinebaugh, Alaina Toplovich and…
Linsly student dancers at Oglebay Institute School of Dance are putting on another production this fall. This season, the dancers are performing their rendition of The 12 Dancing Princesses. Dancers Analise Baker, Claire Carson, Sydney Gilman, Marlee Smith, Cecilia Sweeney, and Jaxon Baker are all a big part of making this production what it is.…
Linsly’s Magical Night at Hogwarts! Since Homecoming Season is quickly approaching, don’t forget to purchase a ticket to Linsly’s very own “A Night At Hogwarts” dance! Tickets are being sold during A-block on Thursdays for $15 per ticket. The Homecoming Queen will be crowned during halftime of the homecoming game on Friday, October 17th at…
WHEELING, WV – This week was full of intense competitions of all types. As the fall season continues to wind down, games show no signs of stopping. Linsly athletes showed up and put in the hard work that it takes to win. Sports of all types were played this week, including volleyball, soccer, middle school…
Congratulations to The Linsly Line September Athletes of the Month, Braden Wade and Sophia Flanigan! The male Linsly Line Athlete of the Month is Braden Wade. Braden is the starting quarterback for the football team, and has been a starting player since his sophomore year. Braden believes that this season, his senior season, has brought…
Delight your day with a donut at the breakfast bar: freshly glazed, pillowy soft donuts, amazing in every bite. A classic glazed donut, how could you possibly resist? All proceeds go back to the school, so you can indulge your sweet tooth while making a difference at the same time. Stop by, grab a couple,…
Elaina Pusz is from Wheeling, West Virginia, and started at Linsly in 5th grade. As head prefect, Elaina makes announcements at Monday Morning Meetings, acts as a liaison between the students and faculty, and helps organize the prefects and their committees. Elaina has been involved in many activities and groups in her time at Linsly.…
On June 18th, members of Linsly’s upper school donated their time to serve at the Wheeling Soup Kitchen amidst the devastating flood that impacted the community. While there, the students took on preparing many dishes that would be later served for lunch. They were tasked with chopping up celery, potatoes, broccoli, and many other vegetables.…
Senior week kicked off nearly two weeks ago on Monday with a celebration of the athletic achievements of the graduating class. The day featured 2 events: the Senior Athletic Recognition Ceremony held during school at 2 PM, and the Upper School Spring Athletic Ceremony at 7 PM. These ceremonies honored the hard work, dedication, and…
On May 12, 2025, the Linsly School honored all senior athletes and every upper school athlete who competed in spring sports. At the end of the school day, all upper schoolers and eighth-graders gathered in the cafeteria alongside parents to recognize and award all senior athletes. Every senior who played a sport this year was…
The Linsly School is officially one week away from their 2025 spring masquerade-themed prom! While everyone is getting excited, here’s everything you need to know before the big day! This year, prom will be at the White Palace at Wheeling Park. We are returning to this location because it was a huge success last year.…
This Friday, May 16, 2025, is the first day of upper school finals. While most seniors are exempt from these exams, freshman, sophomores, and juniors have an intense week coming up. The Linsly Line would like to share some studying habits to help fellow cadets. First, use active learning. Active learning is done by engaging…
It is once again that time of year when the Linsly students, staff, and faculty work hard to prepare for the annual Spring Concert and Visual Art Show. This year, the night started off with a walk around the art building and then the performances of vocals, dancing, and band playing in the Field house.…
This quarter, students in photography class traveled up to Oglebay to take pictures of the wildlife and of the breathtaking scenery. Students brought a packed lunch and ate on their way up. They were able to take pictures of animals like deer, ducks, squirrels, and birds, allowing them to practice focusing on moving subjects and…
Over the school year, many upper school students have been working hard behind the scenes to write articles for the Linsly community. Whether it was sports, academics, or student life, the authors were motivated to write articles highlighting their community. This year, The Linsly Line published over 120 articles with around twenty writers. The editors…
This week, The Linsly Line is shining the spotlight on 7th grader, Vivian Metz, to give readers an inside look on a typical day in middle school. Vivian is new to Linsly this year and already enjoys being a member of the community. She loves playing volleyball, lacrosse, and hockey, spending time with her friends,…
This week, the Linsly Line highlights Gianna White, a sixth grader who shares what a day in her life is like! Gianna has been at Linsly since fifth grade. She starts her day at 7:00-if she wakes up to her alarm-works out, brushes her teeth, and gets dressed. For breakfast, Gianna typically eats toast or…
Earlier this month, the 8th grade took a break from their usual academic routine for one of the ultimate Linsly rites of passage: the trip to Washington D.C. Besides being able to get away from the monotonous routine of everyday life and have fun in our nation’s capital, this three-day experience allowed the 8th grade…
On Monday, April fourteenth, Linsly’s AP Human Geography students took a trip to downtown Wheeling’s Appalachian restaurant. The students sat back in the comfort of chef Matt Welsch’s restaurant, Vagabond Kitchen. His kitchen’s main goal is “handcraft food rooted in the local community.” Chef Matt’s dedication to making food from locally grown resources is why…
Continuing the ‘Day in the Life” series, Christopher Upton, sophomore class Vice President, takes us through a day in his life! Chris starts his busy day by waking up at 5:30, and heads to the gym. Chris lives on campus with his family, so he utilizes the Linsly Stifel Field House to workout in the…
On March 29th, the Linsly baseball team celebrated their senior day with a 15-1 victory over The Kiski School. This was a fitting and well-deserved win for the five seniors on the baseball team: Carson Gessler, Evan Zido, Rocco Paolina, Patrick Christ, and Hunter Rainier. Zido, Christ, Paolina, and Gessler have been dedicated to this…
This past Sunday, the National Honor Society welcomed new inductees into the Linsly chapter. At the ceremony, the inductees took an oath to be apart of the NHS and pledged to serve the school and community in beneficial ways. We were pleased to have Dr. Kenneth Blemings speak to the inductees about the importance of…
The Linsly Line Athletes of the Month for March are Carson Gessler and Reagan Van Scyoc. They have both led their teams in successful seasons so far, and have shown to be exceptional leaders for their team. The Linsly Line Female Athlete of the Month for March is Reagan Van Scyoc. Regan is a junior,…
This week, Lydia Dias, a freshman at Linsly, goes through her day in the life as a Linsly student this past Monday. Lydia is very involved in Linsly athletics and participates in volleyball and basketball cheer. Outside of school, she enjoys hanging out with her friends, participating in club volleyball, and being involved in Young…
This past week, members of the National Honor Society put together a book drive for the Wheeling Soup Kitchen. The goal of this was to help the community by passing along books that were once a Linsly student’s favorite, and hoping they could be enjoyed by someone else. Throughout the duration of the week, students…
Have you ever had king cake? Well, what about jambalaya? If you have not had those dishes, maybe you have heard of them. The French Club celebrated Mardi Gras through eating the celebrations’ authentic cuisines! The students cooked, brought, and enjoyed foods like king cake, jambalaya, baguettes, cheeses, and crepes. For some background information, the…
This week, the Linsly Line shines the spotlight on one of the newest Cadets, Jaxson Baker, who is a member of the fifth grade. Jaxson starts his day at 6:30 A.M. and proceeds to check his emails, pack his bag, and get dressed. After eating some breakfast and watching television, he and his sister drive…
As the cheer season came to an end, the members of the team celebrated all of their hard work with a trip to Skye Zone Trampoline Park! On Sunday, March 16th, the team traveled to Pittsburgh for their celebration. Members of the football, basketball, and OVACs cheer teams came together and had an amazing day.…
The Linsly community has come together to successfully complete “Project PB&J,” an initiative started in November to help feed the unhoused community in Wheeling during the cold winter months. Each week, a group of volunteers put together meal bags, which include a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, to be distributed with the help of “Street…
Over the next few months, the Linsly Line plans to shine the spotlight on a student from each grade and show their day-to-day life. This week, senior Zoe Zatezalo, goes through her day as a Linsly student. Zoe is a lifer at Linsly, and has attended since the 5th grade. In school, she is a…
Last week, Linsly students enjoyed a well-deserved spring break. While many went somewhere sunny or simply relaxed at home, seven German students traveled to Europe with Ms. Bauer. These travelers included Olivia Rosenthal, Dylan Och, Rhiannon Jones, Aubrey Dunkin, Natasha Walsh, Luke Barack, and John Adamsky. By plane, bus, and boat, the group explored Germany,…
In November 2024, Spanish teacher Mrs. Coleman went on a trip to Mexico City through the Global Citizens Fellowship program. This program exercises leadership and implements awareness of current events, such as AI, global warming, and human rights. Although the program is selective and strenuous, Mrs. Coleman has only positive things to say about it.…
This February, the Linsly Line recognizes senior, Haylen Cook, and freshman, Brody Humphrey, as February’s Athlete’s of the Month. Haylen Cook has been at Linsly since the 8th grade and has been an active part in the community by participating in many sports like soccer, cross country, track and field, and basketball. Specifically, in her…
Every year, students begin practicing for their act in the Linsly Extravaganza at their return from winter break. Whether students are in a dance, comedy, band, or backstage in prop or stage crew, every student is involved in the Linsly Extravaganza. This year, the show takes place Friday, February 28th, so students are gearing up…
On Monday, February 17th, Noelle Adams-Lohri, an alumni of Linsly, spoke to the students about heart health. Mrs. Adams-Lohri is a physical therapist making great changes throughout the Ohio Valley. The American Heart Association nominated her as one of the Ohio Valley’s “Women of Impact.” The main goal is to advance heart health and raise…
On Friday, February 23, 2025 seventy-five Linsly sixth, seventh and eighth graders celebrated the day of love and friendship at the valentine’s day dance! From 7:30 to 9:00pm they danced the night away to their self-created playlist and filled the room with laughter. For students who needed a break from the rambunctious dance floor, they…
In the blistering cold of Roanoke, West Virginia, nineteen of our high-achieving Latin students took part in the West Virginia Junior Classical League Latin Convention, held annually to showcase their passion for the Classics. Our Latin 1s, 2s, and 3/4/5s all competed in group vocabulary competitions, Certamen, a toga fashion show (yes, we are that…
Two middle schoolers have achieved major accomplishments this week! Claire Goddard (7th) and Brazen Smith (7th) have been competing in the Elks Hoop Shoot competition. The competition requires athletes to shoot 25 free throws, and the individual who makes the most is declared the winner. The pair has won at our school, two local district…
This week we are highlighting the Linsly Senior Class Lifers! A lifer at Linsly is a senior class student who has been at the school for all eight years, since fifth grade. These students have been together for their entire experience at Linsly, have grown up so much, and have created many memories along the…
This past Thursday, the “Booze and Cruise, You’ll Lose” program came to The Linsly School to present to the juniors and sophomores, many of whom are just getting their licenses or are new drivers on the roads. Representatives shared about the dangers of drinking and driving as well as the consequences. The group consisted of…
Earlier this February, Linsly volunteers came together to celebrate the amazing guests for the event, Night to Shine. The Night to Shine event celebrates individuals with special needs, and is all about making guests feel like royalty. Every guest, ages fourteen and up, was treated to a magical evening filled with joy and excitement. The…
This past week the Linsly freshman class officers put on a fundraiser to spread kindness in the Linsly community. Compliment cards are a way to share love and kindness with others by students being able to fill out a card, with a piece of candy attached, to share nice messages with their friends. The freshman…
Last week, members of the National Honor Society went to Wheeling Country Day School to read to their Kindergarten and 1st graders. Linsly students split up into groups and read children’s books to the students as well as did an activity with them! This encouraged young students to have a desire for reading and created…
As Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, the Linsly Line wants to highlight two teachers with the longest and newest marriages. Mr. Phillips and his wife are celebrating their first Valentines together, and Mr. Brubaker and his wife are celebrating their 40th Valentine’s day together. Mr. Brubaker recently celebrated his 40th anniversary with his…
A few weeks ago, the Cadets competed in the 2025 BMC Championship on January 29th! The middle school Boys Basketball team secured the win, and are now BMC champions. Not only did they win, but the girls basketball team also brought home the win and are also now the BMC champions. Both teams are made…
This year, 2025, is the year of the snake, and in honor of Lunar New Year, students handed out fortunes. The snake symbolizes intelligence, resilience, and love for this new year. To bring in the new year, students involved in Mr. Wallace’s leadership class came up with an initiative to spread good fortunes to the…
This quarter, The Linsly Line is proud to recognize Mrs. Martin, a dedicated social studies teacher who has been a part of the Linsly community for twenty years! She teaches AP and regular Human Geography, Comparative Government, and Fighting Oppression, fighting oppression being her favorite. Mrs. Martin enjoys exploring new topics during this course that…
This past Saturday, the first of February, the Wheeling Symphony Auxiliary held its annual Viennese Winter Ball. The ball is a fundraiser to benefit the Symphony and is a great way for twenty local seniors to display their accomplishments over their high school career. The Auxiliary chooses ten female and ten male students to participate…
As The Linsly Line is honoring its long-serving teachers, Mr. Bill Brubaker is up next. Mr. Brubaker has been working at Linsly for 45 years. He joined the Linsly family in the 1980’s and has overseen new headmasters, teachers, buildings and even had many of his first students’ children in class. Mr. Brubaker is an…
On Saturday, February 1st, the Linsly Cheer Competition Squad competed at the 2025 OVAC Cheer Competition. The girls have been working hard for almost five months, perfecting and practicing their routine multiple times a week for many hours a day. In a very difficult division, the girls placed fourth out of seven teams. The 3A…
Mr. BJ Depew has been making an impact at Linsly in and out of the classroom for 26 years. He is the Algebra lll teacher, as well as the Athletic Director and Head Football Coach. His drive to teach math came from majoring in Mathematical Sciences and Math at college. As a coach and lifelong…
Almost everyone in our community has heard of Mr. Cartwright. Whether as a teacher, coach, or even supporter, Mr. Cartwright seems to be everywhere! Starting in 1991, Mr. Cartwright has dedicated his career to teaching his students all there is to know about History. Currently, a US History teacher, Mr. Cartwright also has experience teaching…
This month, the Linsly Line recognizes two outstanding athletes for the month of January: Brody Cottrill and Jasmine Lourenço. Brody is a senior at Linsly and has attended since his sophomore year. He has wrestled for over fourteen years and started wrestling at Linsly his junior year, due to an injury he sustained the year…
This week, The Linsly Middle School held its annual Spelling Bee! The top four spellers in each grade from 5-8 advanced to the finals on Tuesday, January 28. The 16 finalists competed for a chance to compete in the regional bee! This year, 8th grader Adam Zatezalo and 7th grader Alexa Zido were our top…
Mrs. Cara Gregory has been inspiring students at the Linsly School for thirteen years, with sixteen years in education. Her passion for teaching began in childhood, playing “school” with her siblings. Now, Mrs. Gregory loves witnessing her students connect with her material and overcome challenges. Mrs. Gregory’s interest in technology sparked in high school when…
Last Saturday, many students in the Linsly community participated in the Wheeling Symphony’s Patron Party. These students were hand selected to be a part of this evening by their outstanding volunteer hours for the Symphony. The night included beautiful dresses, hors d’oeuvres, a main course, and a magical entrance down the stairs to recognize the…
Looking for a good appetizer to start off the Superbowl? Well, then this buffalo chicken dip recipe is for you! It is quick and easy, allowing you to not miss a moment of the game! It will surely be a fan favorite of the evening and promised to please you and all football lovers! Ingredients…
Last week was a big week for Linsly’s Fine and Performing Arts Department, as students began Extravaganza rehearsals! On Sunday, January 12, the first “opener” rehearsal took place. The opening act is a key part of the show and is special because it is the only group act where members must audition to be a…
On Wednesday, January 22, the Linsly Girls basketball team came out on top in a tough matchup against hometown rivalry, Wheeling Central, at home. The Central girls, who were undefeated, put up a tough game. However, led by Haylen Cook, the Linsly girls won with a score of 68-60. Haylen scored 27 points, had 15…
The 2025 Ron Mauck OVAC Wrestling happened Saturday with the semi-final and championships at Wesbanco Arena. Ten boys from Linsly competed in this annual event. Brody Cottrill (senior), Taven Mayo (senior), Griffen Kernick (senior), Preston Hartley (sophomore), Rocco Troullous (sophomore), Landon Cottrill (sophomore), Elliot Wade (freshman), Georgie Mamakos (freshman), Brock Humphrey (freshman), and Sawyer Palian…
On Saturday, January 18th, the Linsly swim team traveled to Brooke High School to compete in the OVAC’s meet. The boys and girls swim teams secured their title once again! This is the third year in a row where both teams have been the reigning champions, which is an outstanding accomplishment. The swimmers competed in…
Mrs. Lisa Welch is a veteran teacher at the Linsly school. She is a key part of students’ lives and the language department. Mrs. Welch speaks an impressive four languages total: English, German, French, and Spanish. Mrs. Welch has been teaching at Linsly for thirty one years, and also taught French and German at WVU…
In the month of January, the Linsly Line is recognizing some of our veteran teachers at Linsly! These teachers have been teaching at Linsly for a long time and deserve recognition for the time they have served at our school! One teacher to recognize is Mrs. Jennifer Loudermilk! Mrs. Loudermilk teaches multiple classes for 5th…
Last Tuesday, Rosalie Haizlett returned back to Linsly to talk to the upper school students about her life since graduating twelve years ago. The students gathered during advisor time in the cafeteria to hear her life story. From a young age, Mrs. Haizlett struggled with migraines that would often leave her with no vision and…
This Saturday, January 11th, Linsly is hosting an Experience Linsly Day for all students interested in becoming a part of the Linsly community next school year. During this experience day, students will have the opportunity to step into the classroom, meet future peers, learn about the typical school day, and have a guided tour of…
Over break, eight upper school students gathered in Dr. Edinger’s lab to start their research journey in Dr. Jan Janecka’s WILDS program on analyzing wildlife. Dr. Janecka, PhD, is an associate professor of biology at Duquesne University and introduced the students to an exciting research opportunity of studying wildlife by using cameras placed around Linsly’s…
As the New Year is here, many of us set resolutions whether big or small. While making New Year’s resolutions can be easy, sticking to them is often a lot harder. In fact, many people struggle to follow through on their goals, and there’s even a day dedicated to recognizing this, it’s called Quitters Day.…
Before break on December 15, the dorming community gathered to celebrate the holiday season one last time together before everyone left for break. Students dressed in their Sunday best and dined around tablecloth-lined tables with beautiful centerpieces. The kitchen staff worked hard to complete a beautiful meal consisting of salad, spaghetti, meatballs, chicken, and broccoli.…
This month, The Linsly Line continues to pick two student-athletes who go above and beyond in their sport. This month, Tessa Moore and Carter Remp have earned this well-deserved title of being the December Athletes of the Month. Our female athlete of the month, Tessa Moore, is a senior this year and has played for…
National Honors Society members decided to hold an initiative that benefited the Wheeling Soup Kitchen, because after a few Wednesdays of volunteering, it came to the students’ attention that their vacuum was broken. Therefore, the students decided to brainstorm ideas on how to raise money in order to donate a new one. They made it…
This past Thursday, the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra held their annual Symphony on Ice event. The local show is held at WesBanco Arena and includes professional as well as club skaters, with music played live by the Wheeling Symphony. Local high school choirs joined the symphony for many of the songs and local singer, Amanda McGovern,…
As The Linsly School concludes its second semester and enters winter break, many of the dorming students have the opportunity to return home. The holiday season varies for each of these students, with many celebrating different traditions and customs that reflect their culture. Two boarders, Minh Tue Pham, and Martina Hortas, have offered to share…
With the upcoming Christmas season approaching, Linsly students and teachers share some of their favorite traditions that they enjoy doing during the holidays. These traditions are special and unique, which makes them so enjoyable! To begin, theater arts teacher Mrs. Bond shared a few of the traditions her family participates in every year. Every year,…
The Oglebay Institute School of Dance is putting on another production this December. This holiday season, the dance students are performing their rendition of The Nutcracker. The students Analise Baker, Claire Carson, Sydney Gilman, Marlee Smith, and Cecilia Sweeney are all performing in the production. The story of The Nutcracker is about a little girl…
The Linsly middle school play, Christmas Cards Come to Life written and directed by our very own Mrs. Erin Gallagher Bond, is showing this Friday the 13th at 7pm. The play will consist of small scenes acting out various Christmas Cards from a childlike lens. The middle school has worked very hard in preparation to…
This November, The Linsly Line would like to recognize two stand-out athletes: Laura Carbonell and Ramello Derr. Our female athlete of the month, Laura Carbonell, is a junior at the Linsly School from Castellon, Spain. She was named the 3A OVAC Volleyball Player of the Year, as well as the OVAC All-Conference team. She has…
On Tuesday, December 10, the Linsly Boy’s Basketball team had their first home game of the season! They played Austintown Fitch in the Stifel Field House at 6:30PM. The team’s starting five players included Adam Gill (10), Jaxon Murray (2), Uros Petrusic (20), Ruben Salazar (41), and D’arrae Goodwin (11). The boys played a close…
The end of the year is one of the most stressful times for students. They are wrapping up major projects and tests; preparing for midterms and performance assessments; and anxiously anticipating the long winter break. To help prepare, follow these tips to get through these demanding weeks: The best way to prioritize time is to…
On Friday, December 6th, the high school French Club came together to plan and bring in French Cuisine. This took place is Mrs. Brutto’s room during upper school lunch. The French Club enjoys celebrating and trying authentic French cuisine each year. The student’s favorite items to bring in a try are baguettes, croissants, le brie,…
Through the months of October and November, the National Junior Honors Society hosted its annual food drive. This event ended successfully on Giving Tuesday, bringing in over one hundred cans. All of the proceeds and cans went to Vance Church’s food bank, just up the street from Linsly. This fundraiser was in association with Neighbors…
Last Friday, Linsly seniors gathered in the Paull gym to celebrate and prepare for their final Extravaganza. This prefect initiative allowed the senior class to spend some time together as their year begins to wind down and spring break gets closer. They spent the evening watching Mamma Mia, the theme of this year’s senior act.…
Everyone is awaiting Friday night, when costumes are on, songs are cut, places are set, and the anticipation is high. But what does it take to get to that moment? While students are at the field house performing, parents miss a lot of the blood, sweat, and tears that lead up to show night. The…
The Linsly Sophomore Class is thrilled to announce its online fundraiser with Sarris Candies! This is a fun and delicious way to raise money for the class of 2028 while enjoying some of the best chocolates in the region. From now until Sunday, March 22, 2026, at 11:59 PM EST, families, friends, and supporters can…
On February 13, 2026, students from The Linsly School had the opportunity to be part of something truly unforgettable, serving at Night to Shine, an annual prom night experience sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation and locally hosted by the Limestone Presbyterian Church. Held the Friday before Valentine’s Day each year, Night to Shine is…
Last week, one of Linsly’s senior dormers, Evan Badhwar, travelled to Bustamante Hospital for Children in Kingston, Jamaica, as a part of the Cardiac Kids Foundation for the Chain of Hope Charity. At school, Evan participates in hockey, lacrosse, golf, The Linsly Line, and started the Breakfast Club. The foundation helps families who do not…
If you’ve stepped into Mrs. Sarah Allen’s Algebra II classroom this year, you’ve probably noticed two things right away: her kindness and her energy. In her very first year at our school, Mrs. Allen has already made a lasting impression on students and staff. Before joining our school community, Mrs. Allen taught at Warwood Middle…
In December, the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra hosted its yearly event, Symphony on Ice. The performance showcased figure skaters, both local and professional, to start the holiday season. In addition, local high school choirs accompanied the orchestra on a multitude of joyful songs. Conductor, John Devlin, started the show with “Rocket Sleigh” to get everyone in…
As Linsly students prepare for exams, the prefect learn committee has prepared a slideshow to help remind the student body how to prepare during this stressful time before break. Ensuring students take study breaks and eliminate distractions while studying, for example, by putting your phone in a different room to remove the temptation completely. As…
Linsly students Analise Baker (senior), Connor Phillips (junior), Madison Applegarth (junior), and Aiyana Delong (junior) have been participating in the local Judicial Scholars program. The program, originally established in 1999 by Linsly’s own Judge Frederick P. Stamp, includes 60 high school students from various local schools. The program teaches students through a series of educational…
The Linsly Line is excited to highlight students from each grade and go through a day in their lives. Today, Grace Norman takes us on a day in her life. Grace is a sophomore at The Linsly School and is a part of the swim team! She has a busy day ahead, but does her…
The Oglebay Institute School of Dance is putting on another production this December. This holiday season, the dance students are performing their rendition of The Nutcracker. The students, Cecilia Sweeney, Analise Baker, Sydney Gilman, Claire Carson, Marlee Smith, and Jaxon Baker, are all performing in the production. The story of The Nutcracker is about a…
As Fall sports have wrapped up their seasons, The Linsly Line has two outstanding athletes to highlight for the month of November! The Linsly Line November Female Athlete of the Month is Laura Carbonell Villegas. Laura is a senior this year, and has been a cadet since her junior year. At twelve years old, Laura…
It’s another very special Friday, but this time, it’s a double Friday Feature! This week will feature both brownies and macarons with a seasonal twist. After all, who doesn’t like some chocolate (or a lot) to start their day? Fudgy, chewy, and decadent, a classic for every holiday, come down for some of Mac’s brownies.…
Last month, members of Linsly’s Young Life youth group program traveled to Camp Caesar, West Virginia, for Young Life Fall Weekend. This is an opportunity for students to get away in the midst of chaos from academics and athletics to spend time growing in their faith. YoungLife focuses on going to kids, building bridges of…
Halloween is coming up and many families love to bake and create fun recipes around this time of year. This recipe is one of the easiest and most delicious things to make around Halloween, and it only takes about five minutes to make! Candy Bark is just chocolate covered in spooky candy. Such a genius…
On Sunday, October 26th, Linsly held its third annual Trunk or Treat event, inviting families from both Linsly and the Ohio Valley to participate. Students, faculty, and parents decorated their trunks with scenes ranging from Harry Potter, Monsters Inc, and The Grinch, to other spooky themes. These volunteers handed out candy to families in elaborate…
Come by for our Sugar Cookie Friday Feature for a little bite of sunshine. Each buttery sugar cookie is absolute perfection with a crisp edge and a soft, melt-in-your-mouth center. There’s a treat for every sweet tooth! Proceeds support will go back to the school, so you’ll be helping a great cause while indulging in…
Ever daydreamed about how good a salad is? Probably not, but this salad is more than just lettuce and dressing… It has color, pleasant textures, and a flavorful taste. Perfect to keep in the fridge to have as a side dish on a busy night, serve as an eye-catching dish at a Thanksgiving gathering, or…
On Friday, October 17th, the Linsly Cadet Football Team battled Dover for our Homecoming game held at West Liberty University. The game ended in a win for the Cadets, with the final score being 35-27. Outstanding player of the night was Malaki Washington with twenty-five carries, two hundred yards, and three touchdowns. Other honorable mentions…
Sweet, delicate delights that melt in your mouth, macarons are more than just cookies; they’re little bites of Parisian delicacies. Crisp, airy shells cradle creamy fillings in flavors from fruity to decadent. Light, vibrant, and incredibly delicious, these colorful confections are perfect for a mid-day pick-me-up! Treat yourself to a bite of sophistication and support…
The Linsly Schools 2025 Homecoming court consists of thirteen beautiful and gracious senior ladies. As pictured above, Seated first row (L to R): Rhiannon Jones, Sydney Gilman, Reese Maroney, Claire Carson, and Evangeline Yendell. Standing back row (L to R): Lauren DiCresce, Bridget Zimmerman, May Devine, Lili Blakely, Hadley Selick, Baylie Hinebaugh, Alaina Toplovich and…
Linsly student dancers at Oglebay Institute School of Dance are putting on another production this fall. This season, the dancers are performing their rendition of The 12 Dancing Princesses. Dancers Analise Baker, Claire Carson, Sydney Gilman, Marlee Smith, Cecilia Sweeney, and Jaxon Baker are all a big part of making this production what it is.…
Linsly’s Magical Night at Hogwarts! Since Homecoming Season is quickly approaching, don’t forget to purchase a ticket to Linsly’s very own “A Night At Hogwarts” dance! Tickets are being sold during A-block on Thursdays for $15 per ticket. The Homecoming Queen will be crowned during halftime of the homecoming game on Friday, October 17th at…
WHEELING, WV – This week was full of intense competitions of all types. As the fall season continues to wind down, games show no signs of stopping. Linsly athletes showed up and put in the hard work that it takes to win. Sports of all types were played this week, including volleyball, soccer, middle school…
Congratulations to The Linsly Line September Athletes of the Month, Braden Wade and Sophia Flanigan! The male Linsly Line Athlete of the Month is Braden Wade. Braden is the starting quarterback for the football team, and has been a starting player since his sophomore year. Braden believes that this season, his senior season, has brought…
Delight your day with a donut at the breakfast bar: freshly glazed, pillowy soft donuts, amazing in every bite. A classic glazed donut, how could you possibly resist? All proceeds go back to the school, so you can indulge your sweet tooth while making a difference at the same time. Stop by, grab a couple,…
Elaina Pusz is from Wheeling, West Virginia, and started at Linsly in 5th grade. As head prefect, Elaina makes announcements at Monday Morning Meetings, acts as a liaison between the students and faculty, and helps organize the prefects and their committees. Elaina has been involved in many activities and groups in her time at Linsly.…
On June 18th, members of Linsly’s upper school donated their time to serve at the Wheeling Soup Kitchen amidst the devastating flood that impacted the community. While there, the students took on preparing many dishes that would be later served for lunch. They were tasked with chopping up celery, potatoes, broccoli, and many other vegetables.…
Senior week kicked off nearly two weeks ago on Monday with a celebration of the athletic achievements of the graduating class. The day featured 2 events: the Senior Athletic Recognition Ceremony held during school at 2 PM, and the Upper School Spring Athletic Ceremony at 7 PM. These ceremonies honored the hard work, dedication, and…
On May 12, 2025, the Linsly School honored all senior athletes and every upper school athlete who competed in spring sports. At the end of the school day, all upper schoolers and eighth-graders gathered in the cafeteria alongside parents to recognize and award all senior athletes. Every senior who played a sport this year was…
The Linsly School is officially one week away from their 2025 spring masquerade-themed prom! While everyone is getting excited, here’s everything you need to know before the big day! This year, prom will be at the White Palace at Wheeling Park. We are returning to this location because it was a huge success last year.…
This Friday, May 16, 2025, is the first day of upper school finals. While most seniors are exempt from these exams, freshman, sophomores, and juniors have an intense week coming up. The Linsly Line would like to share some studying habits to help fellow cadets. First, use active learning. Active learning is done by engaging…
It is once again that time of year when the Linsly students, staff, and faculty work hard to prepare for the annual Spring Concert and Visual Art Show. This year, the night started off with a walk around the art building and then the performances of vocals, dancing, and band playing in the Field house.…
This quarter, students in photography class traveled up to Oglebay to take pictures of the wildlife and of the breathtaking scenery. Students brought a packed lunch and ate on their way up. They were able to take pictures of animals like deer, ducks, squirrels, and birds, allowing them to practice focusing on moving subjects and…
Over the school year, many upper school students have been working hard behind the scenes to write articles for the Linsly community. Whether it was sports, academics, or student life, the authors were motivated to write articles highlighting their community. This year, The Linsly Line published over 120 articles with around twenty writers. The editors…
This week, The Linsly Line is shining the spotlight on 7th grader, Vivian Metz, to give readers an inside look on a typical day in middle school. Vivian is new to Linsly this year and already enjoys being a member of the community. She loves playing volleyball, lacrosse, and hockey, spending time with her friends,…
This week, the Linsly Line highlights Gianna White, a sixth grader who shares what a day in her life is like! Gianna has been at Linsly since fifth grade. She starts her day at 7:00-if she wakes up to her alarm-works out, brushes her teeth, and gets dressed. For breakfast, Gianna typically eats toast or…
Earlier this month, the 8th grade took a break from their usual academic routine for one of the ultimate Linsly rites of passage: the trip to Washington D.C. Besides being able to get away from the monotonous routine of everyday life and have fun in our nation’s capital, this three-day experience allowed the 8th grade…
On Monday, April fourteenth, Linsly’s AP Human Geography students took a trip to downtown Wheeling’s Appalachian restaurant. The students sat back in the comfort of chef Matt Welsch’s restaurant, Vagabond Kitchen. His kitchen’s main goal is “handcraft food rooted in the local community.” Chef Matt’s dedication to making food from locally grown resources is why…
Continuing the ‘Day in the Life” series, Christopher Upton, sophomore class Vice President, takes us through a day in his life! Chris starts his busy day by waking up at 5:30, and heads to the gym. Chris lives on campus with his family, so he utilizes the Linsly Stifel Field House to workout in the…
On March 29th, the Linsly baseball team celebrated their senior day with a 15-1 victory over The Kiski School. This was a fitting and well-deserved win for the five seniors on the baseball team: Carson Gessler, Evan Zido, Rocco Paolina, Patrick Christ, and Hunter Rainier. Zido, Christ, Paolina, and Gessler have been dedicated to this…
This past Sunday, the National Honor Society welcomed new inductees into the Linsly chapter. At the ceremony, the inductees took an oath to be apart of the NHS and pledged to serve the school and community in beneficial ways. We were pleased to have Dr. Kenneth Blemings speak to the inductees about the importance of…
The Linsly Line Athletes of the Month for March are Carson Gessler and Reagan Van Scyoc. They have both led their teams in successful seasons so far, and have shown to be exceptional leaders for their team. The Linsly Line Female Athlete of the Month for March is Reagan Van Scyoc. Regan is a junior,…
This week, Lydia Dias, a freshman at Linsly, goes through her day in the life as a Linsly student this past Monday. Lydia is very involved in Linsly athletics and participates in volleyball and basketball cheer. Outside of school, she enjoys hanging out with her friends, participating in club volleyball, and being involved in Young…
This past week, members of the National Honor Society put together a book drive for the Wheeling Soup Kitchen. The goal of this was to help the community by passing along books that were once a Linsly student’s favorite, and hoping they could be enjoyed by someone else. Throughout the duration of the week, students…
Have you ever had king cake? Well, what about jambalaya? If you have not had those dishes, maybe you have heard of them. The French Club celebrated Mardi Gras through eating the celebrations’ authentic cuisines! The students cooked, brought, and enjoyed foods like king cake, jambalaya, baguettes, cheeses, and crepes. For some background information, the…
This week, the Linsly Line shines the spotlight on one of the newest Cadets, Jaxson Baker, who is a member of the fifth grade. Jaxson starts his day at 6:30 A.M. and proceeds to check his emails, pack his bag, and get dressed. After eating some breakfast and watching television, he and his sister drive…
As the cheer season came to an end, the members of the team celebrated all of their hard work with a trip to Skye Zone Trampoline Park! On Sunday, March 16th, the team traveled to Pittsburgh for their celebration. Members of the football, basketball, and OVACs cheer teams came together and had an amazing day.…
The Linsly community has come together to successfully complete “Project PB&J,” an initiative started in November to help feed the unhoused community in Wheeling during the cold winter months. Each week, a group of volunteers put together meal bags, which include a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, to be distributed with the help of “Street…
Over the next few months, the Linsly Line plans to shine the spotlight on a student from each grade and show their day-to-day life. This week, senior Zoe Zatezalo, goes through her day as a Linsly student. Zoe is a lifer at Linsly, and has attended since the 5th grade. In school, she is a…
Last week, Linsly students enjoyed a well-deserved spring break. While many went somewhere sunny or simply relaxed at home, seven German students traveled to Europe with Ms. Bauer. These travelers included Olivia Rosenthal, Dylan Och, Rhiannon Jones, Aubrey Dunkin, Natasha Walsh, Luke Barack, and John Adamsky. By plane, bus, and boat, the group explored Germany,…
In November 2024, Spanish teacher Mrs. Coleman went on a trip to Mexico City through the Global Citizens Fellowship program. This program exercises leadership and implements awareness of current events, such as AI, global warming, and human rights. Although the program is selective and strenuous, Mrs. Coleman has only positive things to say about it.…
This February, the Linsly Line recognizes senior, Haylen Cook, and freshman, Brody Humphrey, as February’s Athlete’s of the Month. Haylen Cook has been at Linsly since the 8th grade and has been an active part in the community by participating in many sports like soccer, cross country, track and field, and basketball. Specifically, in her…
Every year, students begin practicing for their act in the Linsly Extravaganza at their return from winter break. Whether students are in a dance, comedy, band, or backstage in prop or stage crew, every student is involved in the Linsly Extravaganza. This year, the show takes place Friday, February 28th, so students are gearing up…
On Monday, February 17th, Noelle Adams-Lohri, an alumni of Linsly, spoke to the students about heart health. Mrs. Adams-Lohri is a physical therapist making great changes throughout the Ohio Valley. The American Heart Association nominated her as one of the Ohio Valley’s “Women of Impact.” The main goal is to advance heart health and raise…
On Friday, February 23, 2025 seventy-five Linsly sixth, seventh and eighth graders celebrated the day of love and friendship at the valentine’s day dance! From 7:30 to 9:00pm they danced the night away to their self-created playlist and filled the room with laughter. For students who needed a break from the rambunctious dance floor, they…
In the blistering cold of Roanoke, West Virginia, nineteen of our high-achieving Latin students took part in the West Virginia Junior Classical League Latin Convention, held annually to showcase their passion for the Classics. Our Latin 1s, 2s, and 3/4/5s all competed in group vocabulary competitions, Certamen, a toga fashion show (yes, we are that…
Two middle schoolers have achieved major accomplishments this week! Claire Goddard (7th) and Brazen Smith (7th) have been competing in the Elks Hoop Shoot competition. The competition requires athletes to shoot 25 free throws, and the individual who makes the most is declared the winner. The pair has won at our school, two local district…
This week we are highlighting the Linsly Senior Class Lifers! A lifer at Linsly is a senior class student who has been at the school for all eight years, since fifth grade. These students have been together for their entire experience at Linsly, have grown up so much, and have created many memories along the…
This past Thursday, the “Booze and Cruise, You’ll Lose” program came to The Linsly School to present to the juniors and sophomores, many of whom are just getting their licenses or are new drivers on the roads. Representatives shared about the dangers of drinking and driving as well as the consequences. The group consisted of…
Earlier this February, Linsly volunteers came together to celebrate the amazing guests for the event, Night to Shine. The Night to Shine event celebrates individuals with special needs, and is all about making guests feel like royalty. Every guest, ages fourteen and up, was treated to a magical evening filled with joy and excitement. The…
This past week the Linsly freshman class officers put on a fundraiser to spread kindness in the Linsly community. Compliment cards are a way to share love and kindness with others by students being able to fill out a card, with a piece of candy attached, to share nice messages with their friends. The freshman…
Last week, members of the National Honor Society went to Wheeling Country Day School to read to their Kindergarten and 1st graders. Linsly students split up into groups and read children’s books to the students as well as did an activity with them! This encouraged young students to have a desire for reading and created…
As Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, the Linsly Line wants to highlight two teachers with the longest and newest marriages. Mr. Phillips and his wife are celebrating their first Valentines together, and Mr. Brubaker and his wife are celebrating their 40th Valentine’s day together. Mr. Brubaker recently celebrated his 40th anniversary with his…
A few weeks ago, the Cadets competed in the 2025 BMC Championship on January 29th! The middle school Boys Basketball team secured the win, and are now BMC champions. Not only did they win, but the girls basketball team also brought home the win and are also now the BMC champions. Both teams are made…
This year, 2025, is the year of the snake, and in honor of Lunar New Year, students handed out fortunes. The snake symbolizes intelligence, resilience, and love for this new year. To bring in the new year, students involved in Mr. Wallace’s leadership class came up with an initiative to spread good fortunes to the…
This quarter, The Linsly Line is proud to recognize Mrs. Martin, a dedicated social studies teacher who has been a part of the Linsly community for twenty years! She teaches AP and regular Human Geography, Comparative Government, and Fighting Oppression, fighting oppression being her favorite. Mrs. Martin enjoys exploring new topics during this course that…
This past Saturday, the first of February, the Wheeling Symphony Auxiliary held its annual Viennese Winter Ball. The ball is a fundraiser to benefit the Symphony and is a great way for twenty local seniors to display their accomplishments over their high school career. The Auxiliary chooses ten female and ten male students to participate…
As The Linsly Line is honoring its long-serving teachers, Mr. Bill Brubaker is up next. Mr. Brubaker has been working at Linsly for 45 years. He joined the Linsly family in the 1980’s and has overseen new headmasters, teachers, buildings and even had many of his first students’ children in class. Mr. Brubaker is an…
On Saturday, February 1st, the Linsly Cheer Competition Squad competed at the 2025 OVAC Cheer Competition. The girls have been working hard for almost five months, perfecting and practicing their routine multiple times a week for many hours a day. In a very difficult division, the girls placed fourth out of seven teams. The 3A…
Mr. BJ Depew has been making an impact at Linsly in and out of the classroom for 26 years. He is the Algebra lll teacher, as well as the Athletic Director and Head Football Coach. His drive to teach math came from majoring in Mathematical Sciences and Math at college. As a coach and lifelong…
Almost everyone in our community has heard of Mr. Cartwright. Whether as a teacher, coach, or even supporter, Mr. Cartwright seems to be everywhere! Starting in 1991, Mr. Cartwright has dedicated his career to teaching his students all there is to know about History. Currently, a US History teacher, Mr. Cartwright also has experience teaching…
This month, the Linsly Line recognizes two outstanding athletes for the month of January: Brody Cottrill and Jasmine Lourenço. Brody is a senior at Linsly and has attended since his sophomore year. He has wrestled for over fourteen years and started wrestling at Linsly his junior year, due to an injury he sustained the year…
This week, The Linsly Middle School held its annual Spelling Bee! The top four spellers in each grade from 5-8 advanced to the finals on Tuesday, January 28. The 16 finalists competed for a chance to compete in the regional bee! This year, 8th grader Adam Zatezalo and 7th grader Alexa Zido were our top…
Mrs. Cara Gregory has been inspiring students at the Linsly School for thirteen years, with sixteen years in education. Her passion for teaching began in childhood, playing “school” with her siblings. Now, Mrs. Gregory loves witnessing her students connect with her material and overcome challenges. Mrs. Gregory’s interest in technology sparked in high school when…
Last Saturday, many students in the Linsly community participated in the Wheeling Symphony’s Patron Party. These students were hand selected to be a part of this evening by their outstanding volunteer hours for the Symphony. The night included beautiful dresses, hors d’oeuvres, a main course, and a magical entrance down the stairs to recognize the…
Looking for a good appetizer to start off the Superbowl? Well, then this buffalo chicken dip recipe is for you! It is quick and easy, allowing you to not miss a moment of the game! It will surely be a fan favorite of the evening and promised to please you and all football lovers! Ingredients…
Last week was a big week for Linsly’s Fine and Performing Arts Department, as students began Extravaganza rehearsals! On Sunday, January 12, the first “opener” rehearsal took place. The opening act is a key part of the show and is special because it is the only group act where members must audition to be a…
On Wednesday, January 22, the Linsly Girls basketball team came out on top in a tough matchup against hometown rivalry, Wheeling Central, at home. The Central girls, who were undefeated, put up a tough game. However, led by Haylen Cook, the Linsly girls won with a score of 68-60. Haylen scored 27 points, had 15…
The 2025 Ron Mauck OVAC Wrestling happened Saturday with the semi-final and championships at Wesbanco Arena. Ten boys from Linsly competed in this annual event. Brody Cottrill (senior), Taven Mayo (senior), Griffen Kernick (senior), Preston Hartley (sophomore), Rocco Troullous (sophomore), Landon Cottrill (sophomore), Elliot Wade (freshman), Georgie Mamakos (freshman), Brock Humphrey (freshman), and Sawyer Palian…
On Saturday, January 18th, the Linsly swim team traveled to Brooke High School to compete in the OVAC’s meet. The boys and girls swim teams secured their title once again! This is the third year in a row where both teams have been the reigning champions, which is an outstanding accomplishment. The swimmers competed in…
Mrs. Lisa Welch is a veteran teacher at the Linsly school. She is a key part of students’ lives and the language department. Mrs. Welch speaks an impressive four languages total: English, German, French, and Spanish. Mrs. Welch has been teaching at Linsly for thirty one years, and also taught French and German at WVU…
In the month of January, the Linsly Line is recognizing some of our veteran teachers at Linsly! These teachers have been teaching at Linsly for a long time and deserve recognition for the time they have served at our school! One teacher to recognize is Mrs. Jennifer Loudermilk! Mrs. Loudermilk teaches multiple classes for 5th…
Last Tuesday, Rosalie Haizlett returned back to Linsly to talk to the upper school students about her life since graduating twelve years ago. The students gathered during advisor time in the cafeteria to hear her life story. From a young age, Mrs. Haizlett struggled with migraines that would often leave her with no vision and…
This Saturday, January 11th, Linsly is hosting an Experience Linsly Day for all students interested in becoming a part of the Linsly community next school year. During this experience day, students will have the opportunity to step into the classroom, meet future peers, learn about the typical school day, and have a guided tour of…
Over break, eight upper school students gathered in Dr. Edinger’s lab to start their research journey in Dr. Jan Janecka’s WILDS program on analyzing wildlife. Dr. Janecka, PhD, is an associate professor of biology at Duquesne University and introduced the students to an exciting research opportunity of studying wildlife by using cameras placed around Linsly’s…
As the New Year is here, many of us set resolutions whether big or small. While making New Year’s resolutions can be easy, sticking to them is often a lot harder. In fact, many people struggle to follow through on their goals, and there’s even a day dedicated to recognizing this, it’s called Quitters Day.…
Before break on December 15, the dorming community gathered to celebrate the holiday season one last time together before everyone left for break. Students dressed in their Sunday best and dined around tablecloth-lined tables with beautiful centerpieces. The kitchen staff worked hard to complete a beautiful meal consisting of salad, spaghetti, meatballs, chicken, and broccoli.…
This month, The Linsly Line continues to pick two student-athletes who go above and beyond in their sport. This month, Tessa Moore and Carter Remp have earned this well-deserved title of being the December Athletes of the Month. Our female athlete of the month, Tessa Moore, is a senior this year and has played for…
National Honors Society members decided to hold an initiative that benefited the Wheeling Soup Kitchen, because after a few Wednesdays of volunteering, it came to the students’ attention that their vacuum was broken. Therefore, the students decided to brainstorm ideas on how to raise money in order to donate a new one. They made it…
This past Thursday, the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra held their annual Symphony on Ice event. The local show is held at WesBanco Arena and includes professional as well as club skaters, with music played live by the Wheeling Symphony. Local high school choirs joined the symphony for many of the songs and local singer, Amanda McGovern,…
As The Linsly School concludes its second semester and enters winter break, many of the dorming students have the opportunity to return home. The holiday season varies for each of these students, with many celebrating different traditions and customs that reflect their culture. Two boarders, Minh Tue Pham, and Martina Hortas, have offered to share…
With the upcoming Christmas season approaching, Linsly students and teachers share some of their favorite traditions that they enjoy doing during the holidays. These traditions are special and unique, which makes them so enjoyable! To begin, theater arts teacher Mrs. Bond shared a few of the traditions her family participates in every year. Every year,…
The Oglebay Institute School of Dance is putting on another production this December. This holiday season, the dance students are performing their rendition of The Nutcracker. The students Analise Baker, Claire Carson, Sydney Gilman, Marlee Smith, and Cecilia Sweeney are all performing in the production. The story of The Nutcracker is about a little girl…
The Linsly middle school play, Christmas Cards Come to Life written and directed by our very own Mrs. Erin Gallagher Bond, is showing this Friday the 13th at 7pm. The play will consist of small scenes acting out various Christmas Cards from a childlike lens. The middle school has worked very hard in preparation to…
This November, The Linsly Line would like to recognize two stand-out athletes: Laura Carbonell and Ramello Derr. Our female athlete of the month, Laura Carbonell, is a junior at the Linsly School from Castellon, Spain. She was named the 3A OVAC Volleyball Player of the Year, as well as the OVAC All-Conference team. She has…
On Tuesday, December 10, the Linsly Boy’s Basketball team had their first home game of the season! They played Austintown Fitch in the Stifel Field House at 6:30PM. The team’s starting five players included Adam Gill (10), Jaxon Murray (2), Uros Petrusic (20), Ruben Salazar (41), and D’arrae Goodwin (11). The boys played a close…
The end of the year is one of the most stressful times for students. They are wrapping up major projects and tests; preparing for midterms and performance assessments; and anxiously anticipating the long winter break. To help prepare, follow these tips to get through these demanding weeks: The best way to prioritize time is to…
On Friday, December 6th, the high school French Club came together to plan and bring in French Cuisine. This took place is Mrs. Brutto’s room during upper school lunch. The French Club enjoys celebrating and trying authentic French cuisine each year. The student’s favorite items to bring in a try are baguettes, croissants, le brie,…
Through the months of October and November, the National Junior Honors Society hosted its annual food drive. This event ended successfully on Giving Tuesday, bringing in over one hundred cans. All of the proceeds and cans went to Vance Church’s food bank, just up the street from Linsly. This fundraiser was in association with Neighbors…