Though people may be settled into a routine as the final months of school draw near, change is in the works for next year. Petitions for Student Council officers for the 2014-2015 school year were turned...

After considering 18 applicants, the district has finally chosen the replacement of the current superintendent, Dr. Chris Belcher. Columbia Public Schools named Dr. Peter Stiepleman as superintendent...

As usual, on March 14, Pie day hit the calendar with a bit of flavor at RBHS. Today, students were given the chance to participate in a raffle, pie walk, and recitation competition all in the name of...

As the weather shows the first signs of changing, roads do, too. However, while the weather is taking a turn for the better, the changes for Columbia roads have proven a bit bumpy. “I live off of Green...

At the beginning of this year, the state of Missouri raised the federal minimum wage by 15 cents to $7.50 an hour.  While aimed at a singular portion of the population, a raise  is actually given to...

[slider source="media: 259077,259076,259075" height="340" speed="500"]As of today, the Rock Bridge Model United Nations team headed off to the North American Invitational Model United Nations competition....

For the third, untimely installment of this blog, I would like to turn the attention to yet another area of school that baffles me in more than one way. It's whatever you want to call it: the Media Center,...

Jason Reitman’s most recent film Labor Day, the story of a disjointed New England family in the late 1980s that briefly crosses paths with a fugitive,has a slightly unbelievable plot, but somehow maintains...

As Valentine's Day approaches, have some fun playing Cupid. Students interested in sending an item to other students, teachers or any other school staff member should fill out a form and turn it into...

The national Parent Teacher Association’s Relections competition is on. This yearly competition that takes place at a local, state, and then possibly national level has revealed its theme for the 2013-2014...

Though cheating may be the worry of many educators and students, the strange fact is, it is not all that rare. According to www.stanford.edu, cheating is defined as, “representing someone else’s work...