Field Day provides students with outdoor, indoor activities

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Students on what is currently bothering them

Students on what is currently bothering them

Chris Pombo helps fight the Creek Fire Sept. 9. Photo by Sunny Johnson.

What it’s like for your dad to be on a strike team for 21 days

Photo by Kristy Schoen

Here’s what it’s like to get COVID-19: My story

Candidates compete for 2020-21 leadership roles in ASB election

Leadership has opted for an online election week due to school closure in response to COVID-19 health guidelines. This election selects the 2020-21 AS...

Rooftop Garden - Shortly after the start of Act II, Gabriella and Troy, portrayed by Avi Loveall and Luke Scalzo, sing “I Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You” by Matthew Gerrard and Robbie Nevill. “Being able to balance fun with work is by far the hardest thing about being in the musical. Learning your lines and dances, practicing with the cast, while trying to have time to hang out with friends makes it very complicated,” Loveall said. Photo by Paulina Solorzano

Preparing for ‘High School Musical’ opening night, students rehearse during Tech Week

“Macbeth” leads Armaan Sharma (top left), Melia Lambert (top right), Morgan Kazel (bottom left) and Rayan Oghabian (bottom right). Photos by Kaitlyn El-Sayegh.

Theatre program’s fall play ‘Macbeth’ opens new experiences, connections

Kiana Kim completes a club application in the library to establish The Human Rights Advocacy Club. Club applications ended Sept. 1.
Photo by Nikhita Tandon.

Students, staff, and club members prepare for the first Club Rush since spring of 2020

At the opening home game against Ponderosa, newly appointed mens varsity water polo coach Hannah Widman points to where players should reposition after an ejection. Photo by Aaryan Midha.

A new beginning for water polo: Former Christian Brothers coach Hannah Widman takes on the role of men’s varsity head coach

As a way to promote diversity, Mr. Michael Gimenez adds to his bobblehead collection in the sports medicine room.

Bobblehead collection in sports medicine promotes diversity, inclusivity

In Mr. Bret Hunter’s BITA II class, Sam Thawley and Mekhi Walker gather tools in order to begin smoothing out the edges of the sneeze guards Oct. 9. The BITA program worked on making “Sneeze Guards” that would prevent the spread of COVID-19 while providing a clear barrier that can be used to safely interact with others. The design was made in a collaborative approach with the Rocklin District Operations and the BITA students. “I was trying to find the deburring tool to remove all the burrs from the sneeze guard. The tools crib is usually very organized so it is easy to find the tools we need, but comparing the tools makes it hard because it makes you doubt as to which one to choose,” Walker said. Photo by Paulina Solorzano

BITA program makes sneeze guards to send to teachers across RUSD

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Field Day provides students with outdoor, indoor activities