FCC vote on net neutrality could spell devastation
Money is, has been and always will be the filament for pursuit of new grounds. Profit has always driven companies to adjust policies. In the
Bearing News Staff
We need new solutions to improve reading
While reading is a vital skill, forcing it upon students while removing elective classes fails to solve the problem.
Voters deserve chance to vote for marijuana
While marijuana use was considered to be taboo in society, citizens deserve an opportunity to vote on its legalization.
CPS must ease restrictions on GroupMe
Because of CPS's wi-fi, one app that makes group communication convenient is inaccessible to students on school grounds.
Changes required to improve student safety
Excessive fire drills and other safety practices interrupt students in class. Read the Bearing News staff's opinion on the matter.
School start date benefits students, athletes
Nobody likes to be in school during June. Read why later school start dates help no one.
RBHS should improve safety of students
School should offer drivers’ training classes during school year We all know the anger and frustration and comes from experiencing bad driving. Unfortunately, the state
The editorial board responds to the September issue of the ‘The Rock’
On the morning of Sept. 22, The Rock, the student-run newspaper of Rock Bridge High School, printed and distributed a newspaper to the school. Approximately
Pledge of Allegiance becomes unnecessary with new law
art by Joanna Yu Colors of red, white and blue fly across the nation in schools, stadiums and most other public places. Representing strength, purity and justice, the flag of
Staff Editorial: Bill would cage transgender people, obstruct acceptance
SB 720 is an antiquated piece of legislation that discriminates against Missouri citizens.