Another successful Decision Day in the books
Story by Nicole Beauvais, Editor
May 16, 2019
Filed under News, School Life, Showcase, Video
Roughly 250 Rams in the class of 2019 got to show off their post high school plan to their classmates at Rogers’ annual Decision Day on April 30. Students starting apprenticeships, going into the military, attending two-year colleges, and attending four-year universities were all included in the festivities to celebrate their post-high plans.
Do I give off this vibe?
Story by Lauren Hopkins, Editor
April 17, 2019
Catcalling is beyond what anyone can just tell you because different people react in different ways, but you can't assume that it's okay, that there won't be consequences, that just because one girl liked it that another would.
The Consequences of Vape: What’s the Risk?
Story by Alliyah Evans, Staff Writer
February 20, 2019
Filed under Lifestyle, News, School Life, Showcase
Vaping has become a common part of today's society. But, what most users don't know, is that it is more dangerous than they believe.
Rogers graduate receives the Medal of Honor
Story by Lauren Hopkins, Editor
November 14, 2018
On October 1, former Staff Sgt. Ronald J. Shurer II received the Medal of Honor for his life-saving actions in Afghanistan in 2008.
Election Day is Quickly Approaching
Story by Angelique Nuxoll, Writer
November 2, 2018
Election day is quickly approaching. The general election is set for November 6, 2018. Here is a quick summary of the different initiatives, amendments, special elections, and the advisory vote on the current ballot. The Washington State Elections include Initiative Measures No. 1631, 1634, 1639, and 940, ...
Haley Beyer wins RHS Daffodil Princess
Story by Nicole Beauvais, Editor
October 30, 2018
Filed under News, School Life, Showcase
Haley Beyer was crowned this year’s Daffodil Festival princess from Rogers High School on Monday, Oct. 22, in the PAC. After an hour of introductions, speeches, and impromptu questions, Beyer was coronated. “Having a heart for service does not mean going above and beyond all the time. It mean...
Teachers return to work after agreeing to new contract
Story by Nicole Beauvais, Editor
September 12, 2018
On Saturday, Sept. 8, the Puyallup Education Association and the Puyallup School District reached a tentative agreement that provided competitive wages for the teachers. That night, the PEA met at Rogers to ratify a three-year contract that would give teachers a 10 percent raise, officially ending the...
Matthew Suce wins Mr. Rogers 2018
Story by Nicole Beauvais, Editor
June 14, 2018
Filed under News, School Life, Showcase
On May 31, Matthew Suce, Mr. JROTC, became the victor of Mr. Rogers, after two hours of walking, performing, and talking on the PAC stage. His talent, a rifle spinning routine, was set to Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust”. Typically, the winners of Mr. Rogers perform a talent that leaves audience...
Rams got spirit? Nope.
Story by Angelique Nuxoll, Writer
May 10, 2018
School spirit is the foundation of the high school experience, but what happens when that foundation begins to crumble? In modern schools, having school spirit seems like a personality trait that you either have or don’t. What is causing the lack of school spirit in our school, and how do we get it...
Rogers walks out for Parkland
Story by Sara Lemagie, Writer
March 30, 2018
After the Valentine's Day Parkland school shooting, Rogers students walked out in unity.
Does homework help students succeed?
Story by Crystal Choi, Editor
January 30, 2018
Tackling the homework debate with opinions of RHS students and teachers.
Students feel pressure to go to college
Story by Nicole Beauvais, Editor
January 23, 2018
Emphasis on college from parents and teachers overwhelms many students.
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