House Bill 269 allows Bible literacy in schools
Missouri is one of six states to push for Bible literacy in schools this year. Missouri House (HB) Bill 267, written by Republican State Rep.
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A snowy chase for the Q
Sadly, the frenzy of being late isn’t new to me. But at least this time my numb toe dash was fulfilled by an unforgettable movie.
Songs that are so chill, you may need a coat
This playlist is comprised of a collection of my favorite songs for relaxing, studying or anything that involves being calm.
Students participate in GAM field trip to Missouri capital Feb. 26
Wednesday, Feb. 26 RBHS students took a trip to Jefferson City, MO, to tour the state Capitol.
Counseling department opens Missouri Girls State applications
The application process for Missouri Girls State is open to RBHS junior girls. The deadline is Jan. 25.
Brightened by the ballot
Senior Drew Morris, a politics fanatic, worked for Josh Hawley’s campaign for U.S. Senator.
Tested by time
Psychologist Angela Duckworth’s TED talk instilled in her audience that hard work leads to achievement more than luck, talent or good fortune.
And what a first concert
The Avett Brothers concert at the Roots n Blues n BBQ festival Friday night opened my eyes to the world of live music for the
Softball kicks off new season with Green and Gold game
With their first game of the season on Monday, the RBHS softball team prepares for the new school year with a Green and Gold scrimmage.
Self-Love guides internal improvements
Standard psychology curriculum includes an idea of psychologist Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, a theory that lays out what Maslow believed to be the fundamental