As teachers were grading tests, talking to students and explaining problems, a group of administrators crept quietly to the nearby classroom with balloons and flowers. Shawn McAteer, resource teacher,...

All RSD schools are participating in a study investigating cases of students and staff who tested positive for COVID-19 or identified as a close contact in an effort to research the impact of mitigation...

Early spring means one thing in education: testing season. More than 470 juniors are taking advantage of the free ACT test that is going to take place Tuesday, March 16. Traditionally, freshmen and...

While many activities have been put on hold this year, Speech and Debate has attended more competitions than usual through the virtual platform. Head Coach Cate Sanazaro said that normally they only...

What initially started off as a mere attempt to earn a Girl Scout Gold Award eventually blossomed into a full-blown campaign for change in RSD by LHS senior Isha Deol. Deol started Mission Mental Health...

When Jane Doe, teacher at MHS, whose name has been changed to protect her identity, first thought of the 2020-2021 school year, she felt excitement, optimism and eagerness to return.  But now, she...

When Anna Gray, social studies teacher, instructed her students to watch the counting of the electoral votes, she was expecting an uneventful process. However, the usually mundane event took a drastic...

The protest at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, Jan. 6, obstructed the ceremonial counting of electoral votes that would declare Joe Biden the winner of the presidential election.  Pro-Trump demonstrators...

Dr. Terry Harris, executive director of student services, received a call one day from a concerned mother on the verge of tears because her child wouldn’t log onto Zoom. This child was transgender...

The administration released information Friday, Dec. 11, concerning changes to the academic schedule for the 2020-2021 school year.  First semester will conclude Thursday, Jan. 14, allowing teachers...