Bearing News

Counselors assist seniors with ‘Journey to College’ tent

Jared Geyer • November 14, 2019

A tent set next to the Planetarium entices seniors with its decorative display of college flags and other memorabilia such as t-shirts and pencils. The canopy is the most recent in a long list of opportunities guidance counselors have given to seniors to help them plan and submit their college applications. Students were able to receive T-shirts and other college items from the awning if they finished college applications there.

Admin is right to promote accountability

Bailey Stover • October 2, 2019

For the past three years, anyone and everyone connected to RBHS has force fed students the school’s motto of “Freedom with Responsibility,” or more appropriately “Freedom with Irresponsibility.”

Mission statement on brink of reconstruction

Elad Gov-Ari • October 29, 2015

For the past 10 years, administrators and staff have attempted to fulfill the RBHS mission statement of “Where Learning is for Life.” With the intent to motivate and guide students’ mindsets, the...

Students crowd hallways, spark school wide dilemma

Nicole Schroeder • September 29, 2015

Along with homework, tests and deadlines, crowded hallways have added another aspect of frustration for RBHS students

Freedom deemed hazardous under new policy

Ross Parks • November 5, 2013

In last year’s visit from Wayne Walker, the first principal and founder of many of the school’s core ideals, remarked on how he remembered the school, and how he felt proud the school has stayed true...

Vulgar vandalism results from North Lot prank

Emily Franke • October 15, 2013

During lunch today, a student tagged more than a dozen vehicles that were parked in the back of the north parking lot. Senior Kira Kirk, whose white Camry received a box around the driver's side of the...

Closed campus lunch proves smothering to underclassmen

Anna Wright • October 2, 2013

The recent changes for the school district and RBHS have been both far reaching and complex. Along with the many concrete changes in school rules and procedures that have been finalized, a dozen more...

College fair should not be mandated

Maria Kalaitzandonakes • October 4, 2012

By the time we make it to the doors of RBHS, we’ve been coddled enough. Our moms walked us through kindergarten; our homeroom teachers dragged us by our ears through elementary classes. It continued...