The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

Students, staff gather for discussion on race

Nikol Slatinska April 8, 2018
Members of RBHS met up in room 231 to talk about the racial divide that often goes unacknowledged.
photo by Yousuf El-Jayyousi

Q&A: Librarians on their favorite books

Nikol Slatinska February 8, 2018
Book experts elaborate on their favorite reads and share suggestions for students.
Check out and go: Sophomore Layla Kheiralla checks out a laptop from media specialist Beth Hempke Shapiro. The Media Center uses an electronic inventory system in an attempt to combat annual damages to media equipment.

Student help desk to come to Columbia Public Schools

Grace Dorsey December 20, 2017
In an upcoming program, students will act as the first-level technology help within each school’s media center. The option will count as a .5 elective credit.
OneNote down

Technicians work to restore OneNote, other applications

Anna Xu November 1, 2017
Microsoft OneNote and other applications are down for 40 percent of students across Columbia Public Schools, including many RBHS students.
Media center adapts to new technological change

Media center adapts to new technological change

Ryan Choe September 26, 2017
With every student owning a personal laptop, discussion begins on what educational service the media center could still provide to students.
Photo by Eléa Gilles

One-to-one program to provide laptops to students lacking technology at home

Emily Oba April 6, 2017
The one-to-one program allows students without technology at home, to have an equal chance at succeeding in school, as someone with available laptops at home would.
Inauguration draws attention to fake news climate

Inauguration draws attention to ‘fake news’ climate

Multiple Authors February 2, 2017
The media center had a livestream of the inauguration Jan. 20, and also had a fact-checking site pulled up simultaneously, drawing controversy from the district.
BrightBytes survey to determine what support and training is needed for one to one program

BrightBytes survey to determine what support and training is needed for one to one program

Emily Oba December 3, 2016
Columbia Public Schools has decided to give laptops to students for the one to one program. BrightBytes survey was issued to get student and staff opinion.
photo by Alice Yu

The old adage ‘never judge a book by its cover’ runs true

Grace Vance February 14, 2016
A new library event called "A Blind Date With a Book" allows students to choose a book based off of it's first sentence rather than it's cover.
New book club plans for second meeting

New book club plans for second meeting

Elad Gov-Ari February 2, 2016

This Wednesday will mark the second meeting of the RBHS book club and will run from 4:15 to 5:15. The first meeting, last month, was a dry run of sorts, as  only five students arrived. “There was [a]...

photo by Grace Vance

RBHS can feel its temperature rising

Grace Vance December 13, 2015
Find out why RBHS is experiencing temperatures up to 80 degrees in certain areas of the school.
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