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ACT to offer online alternative in the spring of 2015

Beginning in the Spring of 2015, ACT will offer an online option to the traditional written test. In addition to using  a paper and pencil, students will soon have the opportunity to complete the test on a computer for the first time in the ACT’s history. Along with the new option, another factor will be [...]

Rock Bridge bids farewell to Dr. Wright

Rock Bridge bids farewell to Dr. Wright

Sadly, Dr. Tim Wright recently announced that he will be leaving RBHS after eight years as assistant principal.  Dr. Wright has been with the Columbia…

Show choirs prepare for their biggest challenge yet

Show choirs prepare for their biggest challenge yet

The RBHS show choirs have made several achievements this school year: City Lights won Grand Champion in Carthage, Illinois and Satin N’ Lace won Grand…

Bruin boys tennis takes runner-up at state tournament

Bruin boys tennis takes runner-up at state tournament

Claiming runner-up, the Bruin boys tennis team fell to Rockhurst in the state championship dual today. The Bruins lost to the Hawklets, last year’s runner-up,…

Travel Tales

Travel Tales

With summer approaching, many students make the decision to embark on international adventures. Here are a few travel experiences from our staff!…

Combination of honors and regular classes prove difficult

Combination of honors and regular classes prove difficult

The social studies  teachers have decided to combine honors and regular World and U.S. Studies classes. Students in…

Bidding Farewell

Bidding Farewell

In May, The ROCK examined the effects of graduation on all aspects of our school. High school is…

Unclear consequences encourage risky driving

Unclear consequences encourage risky driving

Ambiguous outcomes make the small hazards less frightening. Drinking a beer, forgetting a seatbelt and piling a few…

City creates transportation plans with CPS

City creates transportation plans with CPS

With the addition of freshmen to Columbia Public Schools’ high schools next year, the district made plans to…

Food trailer adds new options for lunch

Food trailer adds new options for lunch

With RBHS hosting four grades next year, lunch will be more crowded. Off-campus lunch will not be offered…

New Bruin Block encourages the building of relationships

New Bruin Block encourages the building of relationships

As RBHS undergoes more changes than ever before in the approaching 2013- 2014 school year, one element of…

Lab Explorations 101 partners with Mizzou, presents research through poster session

Lab Explorations 101 partners with Mizzou, presents research through poster session

After a nearly three-month long experiment, the Columbia Area Career Center’s Lab Explorations 101 class presented their findings…

Graduation day raises conflict

Graduation day raises conflict

Unlike last year, CPS high schools will not all graduate on the same day. Douglas will graduate its…

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