• Shenanigans presents "Don't Go There" on 5/17 and 5/18. Tickets are $3.

  • After school, seniors and juniors receive their yearbooks on 5/16 and sophomores and freshmen on 5/17.

  • RBTV wins two Crystal Pillars Awards & three Honorable Mentions

  • Students showcase their artwork in the spring art show.

Bollnow advances to State Final

The girls have been working all hard all season and have consistantly been helping each other along the way, which in evident in their excellence performances at meets that feature great competition from other schools.

Cameron Kritikos, Sports Editor
October 29, 2012
Filed under Fall Sports, Sports, Sports Season Updates, Top Stories

At the beginning of the girls cross country season, expectations were high as ever, and with the return of several key contributors, the Bulldogs were predicted by many to advance far in the postseason and perform well at their meets. The girls have not disappointed as they registered early season 1st... Read more »

Teachers flipping out? Nope, it’s a flipped classroom!

AP Environmental Science teacher Jame Holt can now spend more hands-on time with his students in class thanks to the flipped classroom.

Rachael Kluba and McKenna Powers and September 10, 2012
Filed under Features, Top Stories

Science teachers Jame Holt and Michelle Koehler have decided to do something a little different for the 2012-2013 school year – flipped classrooms.  The flipped classroom, a fast-growing trend in education, involves changing the traditional order of classroom instruction.  Instead of lecturing... Read more »

SPORTS PREVIEW: What keeps Girls cross country running?

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Taylor Owen, Staff Reporter
September 19, 2011
Filed under Fall Sports, Sports, Sports Season Previews

Students around the school look on as the girls run the many miles during their grueling practices. As a new season begins for the girls cross country team, people are wondering, what keeps them running? Junior Dannielle Ulloa said, “My dad was a runner, so he inspires me to keep running.” Second... Read more »