School dances are undoubtedly a crucial part of the high school experience, and the RBHS Student Council (StuCo) dedicates a lot of time, resources and energy to making school dances fun for students.  Senior...

The Bruins crushed Battle High School (BHS) 38-0 Friday, Oct. 6 with a showcase of explosive defensive plays and an offense that gained momentum as the game continued.  RBHS hosted the Spartans on...

RBHS’ homecoming court members were announced Sept. 20 at the end of the school day. Ten seniors were nominated  to kick off the homecoming season, at the end of which two seniors will be crowned at...

RBHS homecoming will be held the night of Oct. 15 in the Main Gymnasium, following the home varsity football game Oct. 14. Student Council (StuCo) members and StuCo President Paige Sells organized the...

Friday's theme was "Welcome to the Emerald City!" and students were encouraged to wear RBHS colors or to dress up as characters from the Wizard of Oz. Freshmen Alexis Walker and Jadyn Lisenby show their...

Freshmen Hunter Wolf, Lindsey Smith, and Grace Hervey help us understand what the door decorations competition meant to them. Door decorations provided an aesthetically pleasing way to spread Homecoming...

Homecoming court voting went haywire yesterday, resulting in all votes being thrown out. Voting will start fresh today to ensure that each girl who was nominated gets a fair chance to be voted for the...

Built into the daily routine, Bruin Block is as a period during which, on certain occasions, juniors and seniors would attend their class meetings in order to avoid losing valuable class time. However,...

The Rock Bridge student council worked together to organize a whole week of events leading up to homecoming on Friday. Here's a quick look back. [vsw id="78115734" source="vimeo" width="600" height="460"...

Senior Sydney Lottes was crowned homecoming queen at the 2013-2014 football game against the Jefferson City Jays,. When the announcer called Lottes' name, her hand flew to her mouth, and she stood in shock...

It’s October; school is in full swing, the workload has been set and the struggle is real. Underclassmen have finally adjusted to the new school and upperclassmen are settling into their classes, trying...