Jocelyn Theiss, Spanish teacher, was anxious about school reopening Thursday, Nov. 12, because of the interaction she’d then have with numerous staff and students.
“The idea of being exposed to...
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, alongside officials from the Department of Health and Senior Services and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, announced modifications to the quarantine guidelines...
College application season can be stressful, and COVID-19 seems to have added on to the list of worries for the newly minted Senior Class.
While the majority of the application process is completed...
As of today, Principal Dr. Steve Hankins said MHS reopening plans are finalized but have not been announced in detail due to the reviewing process and the need to possibly tweak plans over the next week....
With RSD switching to a quarter system rather than the traditional semester system, the Messenger asked students and staff: What are your thoughts on the new quarter system? What are some perks or problems...
Due to COVID-19 guidelines, many religious congregations had to be shut down. St. Louis county has opened up in phases allowing more people to gather in a space, so some institutions have gathered once...
To help students during this stressful time of living through a pandemic and attending school virtually, counselors and clubs are offering mental wellness activities and programs.
Jacklyn Floyd,...
For the 2020-2021 school year, all Homecoming events have been pushed back due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Senior Burton Brandt, president of Student Council (STUCO), plans Homecoming along with the rest...
Parents from around the RSD community gathered Thursday before the Board of Education (BOE) at the Rockwood Administrative Annex in Eureka to protest RSD’s reopening plans.
The plan states students...
![For the first few months of quarantine, MHS was relatively empty with the only traffic being staff picking up or dropping materials. Over the past three months, the reopening phases and county-approved sports practices have allowed MHS to once again be busy with activity, now following social distancing guidelines. Principal Dr. Steve Hankins awaits the reentry of students. “Until kids get in the MHS building [and in classrooms], we don’t feel settled,” he said.](https://marquettemessenger.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Copy-of-IMG_0562-900x600.jpg)
![Senior Amanda Eshelman [Anisha Jarang on the left] participated in Perry Initiative Program at WashU in which they hosted a series of events encouraging girls to pursue careers in Orthopedic Medicine and Engineering which is a profession that is only 6% women. Eshelman said this program inspires her to combine her interest in healthcare and computer science. She said was amazed at the process of using technology in orthopedic surgery to place screws and visualize joint replacements.](https://marquettemessenger.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/IMG-3980-300x402.jpg)
