Why teenagers shouldn’t grow up yet
When I was in kindergarten all the way through fifth grade almost every day had something worth celebrating. I would bring in candy for my
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Early exposure to technology inhibits development
Despite its prevalence, excessive use of electronics can lead to delayed advancement of interpersonal skills in children.
RBHS to appoint new staff
Infographic by Katie Whaley By the end of May, the six teachers who are leaving will be replaced. The principals, department chairs and a district coordinator
Working with children fosters appreciation for learning
After a month of snow days and extended weekends, it is easy to fall into a slump, to lose motivation and slack off in my
Family Fun Fest educates in entertaining fashion
Full of children running around laughing, yelling and enjoying the outdoors, Family Fun Fest, held Sept. 18, is a mix between entertainment and learning. Held
The Intersection entertains kids with tie-dye
Yesterday we celebrated a successful year at the Intersection with a tie-dye extravaganza. It was gorgeous outside so we were able to go wild
My big fat Greek Christmas
Click here to listen to Maria read her commentary. Most days, my life with a Greek father is normal. Occasionally conversations switch between English and Greek,
Camp Show Choir thrills hopefuls
On Saturday, Dec. 8, from 12 – 5 p.m., members of the RBHS show choirs put on Camp Show Choir, a camp where young hopefuls
Legislators advocate for increased education funds
The Missouri PTA hosted State Senator Kurt Schaefer, State Representatives Caleb Rowden, Chris Kelly, Stephen Webber and John Wright, as well as representatives from the
Teens volunteer at Tiger Night of Fun
Video by Urmila Kutikkad Every Oct. 31, the Hearnes Center hosts the Mizzou Family Tiger Night of Fun, providing young trick-or-treaters- whether they’re classic princesses