New Schedule Will Be A Struggle For Students
September 17, 2020
The final quarter of the 2019-2020 school year was taught through distance learning, due to the COVID-19...
GUEST PIECE: Schools need their librarian full-time
Lauren Zdybel, Zenia Treto, Johanna McCoy, Loretta Saenz, and Megan Blue
May 26, 2020
This piece has been written by the teacher-librarians of RJUHSD following a district change to library...
METTEN: Online school could be a positive change
May 5, 2020
Coronavirus has made it impossible to go back to school for the end of the 2019-2020 school year, initiating...
BATEMAN: We’re tired of no, it should be a degree of yes
April 29, 2020
I’ve loved my past four years at Roseville. I’ve loved every teacher, every class, every sport and...
GUEST PIECE: COVID-19 suspension of SAT scores step in right direction
NATALIE ANG, GUEST WRITER
April 7, 2020
5 a.m., Friday morning, the middle of December. I frantically open the College Board website, pessimistically...
DEL VALLE TONOIAN: Eat a slice of the corona-cake
April 3, 2020
I would have never imagined that this is the way my senior year would turn out. And yet —here we are,...
GAPONYUK: COVID-19 ruins class of 2020’s senior year
March 27, 2020
The final months of senior year are coming to an end. Memories are starting to flood our minds, we’ve...
NUGYEN & PIEDAD: COVID-19 communication lackluster
JULIE NGUYEN and NATHAN PIEDAD
March 12, 2020
“Communication is important in any relationship”, your mom tells you as you cry over a bucket of...
RUSSELL: Money spent on junior prom wasted
March 12, 2020
The entire RJUHSD community received an email after school on March 10th from Superintendent Denise Hermann...
LETTERS FROM A SENIOR: Breathe, it doesn’t really matter
March 4, 2020
I remember freshman year almost as it was yesterday, and I vividly remember being very aware and self-conscious...
LETTERS FROM A SENIOR: Take advantage of opportunities as they present themselves
March 2, 2020
In the wise words of everyone’s favorite arguably-not-a-Disney-Princess Disney-Princess, Mulan: when will my reflection show, who I am, inside? I hope you read that with melancholy violin music playing in your head, because that’s exactly the level of melodrama I’m currently reaching for. Between...
NGUYEN: Apply Euro standards to ethnic courses
March 2, 2020
The last name Smith is a common name that comes from the occupational name of a blacksmith. The last...
EDITORIAL BOARD
December 16, 2019
When West Park High School opens next school year, district attendance boundaries will shift to allow West Park residents into the new school. But in doing so, the new lines...
EDITORIAL BOARD
April 8, 2019
In elementary school, there was nothing more exciting than the opportunity to chew gum on a campus that had banned its presence entirely. If you were graced with the pleasure,...
EDITORIAL BOARD
March 5, 2019
While schools throughout RJUHSD have discontinued their AVID programs, Roseville High School retains its’ status as a nationally certified AVID demonstration school, setting...
EDITORIAL BOARD
February 13, 2019
With the new One-to-One Chromebook Initiative, underclassmen throughout the district now have school-issued Chromebooks they can use in class and at home for educational purposes....
EDITORIAL BOARD
December 18, 2018
As RJUHSD approaches digital equity through the One-to-One Chromebook Initiative, the district is in prime position to begin using more digital materials to support...
EDITORIAL BOARD
November 15, 2018
Beginning last school year, RJUHSD started transitioning away from a punitive punishment model to a restorative model, in an aim to cut down on suspensions. Rather than relying...