Incoming freshman, Megan Lawson is nervous about starting high school next year, but a newly available resource at MHS is calming some of her fears.
The Linked Crew organization works to make the transition...
Editor's Note: On April 8, Dr. Mark Miles informed the Board of Education of his intent to retire as the superintendent of RSD at the conclusion of this school year.
Superintendent Dr. Mark Miles...
This April marks the beginning of the first spring End of Course (EOC) exam testing window since COVID-19 hit.
From Friday, April 16, to Friday, April 30, Biology, Algebra II and English II classes...
The College Board’s Communications department announced that SAT Subject Tests and the SAT with the essay will be discontinued.
Paula Ake, college and career counselor, said SAT Subject Tests were...
Lauren King, junior, had been excited to take an AP government class since freshman year when her teacher mentioned she would thrive in an advanced social studies class.
The course functions as essentially...
Grace Taylor, Social Media Editor
• March 24, 2021
Missouri plans to enter into Phase 1b Tier three of the COVID-19 vaccine distribution process on March 15. This phase will vaccinate essential workers, which includes K-12 teachers.
“The sooner...
For the 2021-2022 school year, online courses will be conducted completely asynchronous on an RSD made platform with RSD teachers. Lessons will be pre-recorded with one-on-one Zoom calls with students...
Since the beginning of school in August, each MHS student has spent a minimum of 224 hours on Zoom, emitting the equivalent amount of CO2 that almost 4 gallons of gasoline would produce.
For every hour...
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,...