Social divisiveness and political polarization following the presidential election has caused the community to reflect on how issues regarding the state of the nation have affected society and their lives. The...

RSD has created an in-house credit recovery program using their own curriculum and teachers. Students who have failed classes in the first quarter now have the opportunity to earn credits during the second...

After awaiting the perfect cookbook to recreate recipes with her family, Junior Kami Matthews finally encountered the ideal cookbook: Teen Cuisine by Matthew Locricchio.  “I was able to try new foods...

While students have transitioned to in-person learning these past few weeks, the absence of teachers is increasing due to more COVID-19 cases. “With the shortage around, it seems like I have to cover...

Nov. 12 was a day long-awaited for many. For the first time since March 14, students repacked their backpacks, except this time, not only with textbooks and pencils. Along with the other changes...

Despite COVID-19, two new clubs have developed continuing to give students the opportunity to get involved. Juniors Emily Lory and Srushti Boyar created the Technology Student Association (TechSA)....

The RSD Board of Education (BOE) has announced that in case of inclement weather, schools will conduct a virtual half day, similar to the Monday schedule. Assistant Superintendent Supervision of Schools...

As the holiday season rolls around, so does the annual MHS Holiday Dreams Drive.  The drive was originally created by former counselor Rusty Smith, as a way to spread the holiday spirit to students...