When Tricia Farrell hung up the phone, she felt goosebumps. She was told her daughter won an award for donating around 100 hours to her community. A year ago that day, she was feeling nervous taking her...
RISD is enforcing an updated phone policy this year in which the consequences of students being on their phones during instructional time are more strict.
"The phone policy is that during instructional...
After several years, the RISD board agreed to provide funding to replace the RHS baseball grass fields with a turf field using the 2020 RISD Bond due to the economic, maintenance, and safety issues arising.
"We're...
Eyes focused on his climate change piece for his AP Sustained Investigation, junior Ryan Rodriguez used colored pencils to layer his work. Rodriguez has a TikTok account where he showcases his art, and...
Students met with the PTA and RISD superintendent Jeannie Stone to ask questions and discuss important issues as part of RISD Say Something. The PTA organized the event in the library and had popcorn and...
By Marian Patterson
With a back drop of street protesters in front of the school, this morning administrators, school staff and members of the marching band assembled to greet students as they entered...
By Deemah Pulak
In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, RISD and the RISD Council of PTAs launched a project to engage families across the district who wanted to help hurricane and flood victims in southeast...
By Anne GarseaThis past Saturday, band students from across the district participated in the 2016 Chamber Music Festival held at J.J. Pearce HS. 102 students from Richardson HS brought home a first division...
Fair day is right around the corner, and whether you decide to go on the designated day, or ditch class to go on a less crowded day, here are the top four things you should do at this year's fair.
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By Madeline Chalkley
One week before the first day of school theatre teacher, and published playwright, Cliff McClelland wrote the first script for this fall’s play “Wünderland.”
Last...
2013-2014: The year of the snake horse. The year of Twitter, Snapchat and Flappy Bird. The year of Look-a-douches and vomitty kids. The year RHS students came together through the power of social media...
By Nate Beer
As freshman Becca Nash took center stage and sang Idina Menzel's "Let It Go," the crowd's enthusiastic cheers were almost deafening.
A yearly event, the Talent Show showcases some...
