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  • Generation to Generation

    By Andrew Alley on November 29, 2023

    Father-Son Mass ’24 strengthens bonds and motivates seniors The senior class’s fingers fidget nervously with their rings as Head of School Steve Straessle steps up...

  • What is Tennis, anyway?

    By Jackson Havel, Rett Palecek and Antonio Nimmo on October 2, 2023

    Watch reporters Jackson Havel and Rett Palecek investigate the Rocket Tennis Team to find out more about the game.

  • Candidates discuss student council elections at the opening pep rally on Wednesday, August 30th, 2023.

    New Year, New Leaders

    By Nicholas Frelin and Gage Bennett on September 6, 2023

    Candidates discuss student council elections at the opening pep rally on Wednesday, August 30th, 2023. (Left to right: Bethel, Foley, Hugg, Lang, Palecek) It’s that...

  • Running the Race

    By Richmond Terrell on June 2, 2023

    The runner lines up with his opponents and gets down onto the spikes. The race begins and his mind clears with the heat starting to...

  • The Count’s Curtain Call

    By Essa Kassissieh on June 2, 2023

    The crimson curtains rise. The boundaries of reality dissolve. Time stands still, leaving only the haunting echo of one name… Dracula.   In Bram Stoker’s timeless...

  • AP Aptitude

    By Jake Jansen on June 2, 2023

    The end of the school year is typically defined by spring fever where most students count the days till summer break instead of focusing on...

  • Finance Frenzy

    By Essa Kassissieh on June 2, 2023

    Money can create a life-or-death situation. Some families stress daily to make ends meet. The ability to make the correct financial decisions can pave the...

  • Searching for Faith

    By Ian Draeger on June 2, 2023

    An event shrouded in mystery is taking place this summer at the St. John’s Center in Little Rock. No attendees have known what adventures they...

  • Soccer Switch

    By Connor Thompson on June 2, 2023

    Turf beads fly in the air, whistles ring, and intense yelling sounds across the field. Cones and players move in unison, but not without the...

  • New Tradition on the Block

    By Ian Draeger on June 2, 2023

    Field day has become a staple in the final semester of school. It gives students a break from classes, but why does it exist alongside...