My mentor, my friend
Aubrey Sanders — Ms. Clemens Q: “Tell me about Mrs. Clemens.” A: “Mrs. Clemens and I have honestly not always been that close. I was
Teachers
Retirees recount a lifetime of education
Teachers impact lives in extraordinary ways. They are guides, muses and catalysts for many to make a full effort in a given subject. A teacher’s
Leaving teachers reflect on their last remaining days
[dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]I[/dropcap]n just more than one week, seven teachers will move on from their time at RBHS. Chemistry teacher Barry Still, world studies teacher
Staff meetings may alter schedules
Teachers who teach the same classes will have PLT meetings on certain in-class periods next year. This will cause changes to what is offered during
Teacher staffing ratios different in CPS high schools
CPS to add two, full-time equivalents next school year, helps to close inequality in student to staff ratios.
House Bill proposes arming professors
Lawmakers debate House Bill about arming college professors in Missouri.
Fire alarm goes off, accident contained
At 11:36 AM, during second period, the fire alarm went off causing general confusion and minor disruptions of class.
Students should avoid goofing off, give teachers respect
Students should be attentive and respectful during classroom time and teachers should implement harsher rules to keep distraction minimal.
New teacher evaluations to focus on district goals
Network for Educator Effectiveness updates the CPS teacher evaluation system to better fit the learning and teaching of students.