Liza Cooper (she/her), Opinions Editor
• October 6, 2021
Sophia Russell, junior, reads the slip of paper in front of each file folder labeled “DANGER” from a display in the MHS library. The paper has hints about the book, such as “challenged for being...
The search for a new Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in RSD has come to a close.
The hunt initially began after Brittany Hogan, who previously held the position, resigned in the spring.
With...
Students from MHS and other Rockwood schools will have a chance to see Rosaria Munda, author of “Fireborne,” Nov. 8 and 9.
Her fantasy novel focuses around two orphans in a post-apocalyptic world...
As RSD returns to its first full in-person school year since COVID-19, staff shortages have affected departments including transportation, substitutes and nutrition.
Bus Driver Shortage
Following...
Ben Hughes, Executive Producer
• September 27, 2021
The MHS Library has reopened for browsing for the 2021-2022 school year. Along with allowing students to browse for books librarian Ray Holmes has other events planned for this year.
Instead of a herd of students in the Commons, this year students will be dancing on the football field under the stadium lights for Homecoming this Saturday.
“We decided to have the dance on...
Interim superintendent Dr. Tim Ricker is serving a one-year appointment for RSD while the Board of Education (BOE) looks for a permanent replacement following Dr. Mark Miles’ retirement last school year....
Soap dispensers smashed onto the floor, paper towels clogging toilets, faucet handles ripped off of sinks ‒ this is the description administrators gave of several boys’ bathrooms in the MHS building...
Adison Davidson, sophomore, was pulled out of her Spanish class Monday, April 26, and sent home. A classmate in her business class tested positive for COVID-19, so she was contact traced and sent home...
