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  • Apr 22 / JV Girls LacrosseRock Canyon High School - 13, Mullen High School - 3
  • Apr 19 / JV Girls LacrosseRock Canyon High School - 10, Chatfield High School - 5
  • Apr 18 / Varsity Girls LacrosseRock Canyon High School - 7, Cheyenne Mountain High School - 8
  • Apr 16 / JV Girls LacrosseRock Canyon High School - 10, ThunderRidge High School - 3
  • Apr 15 / Varsity Girls LacrosseRock Canyon High School - 12, ThunderRidge High School - 20
  • Apr 15 / Varsity BaseballRock Canyon High School - 15, ThunderRidge High School - 5
  • Apr 13 / JV Boys LacrosseRock Canyon High School - 9, Cherokee Trail High School - 2
  • Apr 13 / Varsity BaseballRock Canyon High School - 6, Grandview High School - 7
  • Apr 13 / Varsity Boys LacrosseRock Canyon High School - 9, Cherokee Trail High School - 7
  • Apr 13 / Varsity Boys VolleyballRock Canyon High School - 0, Ponderosa High School - 3
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Rock Canyon High School's Student Newspaper

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Rock Canyon High School's Student Newspaper

the Rock Online

A graphic of the skyline reads RC Goes to NYC to introduce the article.
Manhattan at Mile High
The basics on this year's prom, hosted by Student Council
by Ally Kelley, Graphics Editor • April 23, 2024

Prom is around the corner, and Student Council (StuCo) has announced that the prom theme this year will be “RC goes to NYC” on their Instagram,...

The image shows an up-close shot of the partial solar eclipse observable in Colorado April 8. Colorado was only able to observe a partial solar eclipse while other parts of the country saw total coverage.
A Glimpse at the Eclipse
by Dee Lee and Claire Bauer April 8, 2024

At 12:15 p.m. during third period April 8, people flooded the halls, film glasses in hand. It was not lunch time nor had an early dismissal been...

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The winterguard team poses with their banner after winning first place in their region at State at the University of Denver Magness Arena, April 6. Led by coaches Marguerite Sanford and Blair Bickerton, they had been working on their show since December. This was the first year the team had ever won state championships or won first place at all. “When I heard our name, it felt like all of our hard work had paid off,” Ava Delp ‘27 said.
Sweeping the Season
by Ally Kelley, Graphics Editor • April 24, 2024

Winterguard made school history April 6 after a 12-hour day competition at the Denver University (DU) Magness Arena.  “While waiting for...

Will Rosenmeyer 24 interviews a student on his March Madness bracket April 2.
Final Four Take
by Spencer Rathbun, Will Rosenmeyer, Preston Duman, and Abigail Wood April 7, 2024

With National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) Final Four matches set, students around the school have varying opinions on March Madness. The...

The girls varsity soccer team walk back to their bench during halftime April 1. The Jags played against the Castle View Sabercats at the Douglas County Stadium and scored 3-0 W. “It felt really good [to beat Castle View]. I feel like that was a big win for us because knowing that we came together to beat a pretty good team has definitely given us some leverage for this season,” attacking midfielder Grace Rossner ‘24 said.
Freezing the Competition
by Claudia Llado and Elly Brooks April 5, 2024

  Snow falls, encasing the field in a thin coat of white. The players' muscles tense against the biting cold, their breath forming...

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Think Thankful: A Recap of Teacher Appreciation Night
A recap of this year's Teacher Appreciation Night hosted by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
by Avalon Nielsen, Reporter • April 24, 2024

Students and teachers gather as chatter fills the room. Smiles and kind words are shared while students thank and recognize their teachers who...

English teacher Colleen Lamb grades College Prep English assignments during period two Nov. 10. Lamb, who has been teaching for 27 years, decorates her classroom with posters and handmade college flags from her senior students. Everything I enjoy about English happens primarily in the classroom, Lamb said. So, thankfully, the college [I worked at] had a teaching program, and I was able to do my post-grad work for free while I was working [there].”
FRIDAY FACULTY FEATURE: Learning with Lamb
by River Brown, Copy Editor • April 19, 2024

The bell rings, signaling passing period. The journey to the back of the 3000s gets more interesting, however, when “Confidence” by Demi...

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From Sheets to Screens
by Bella Lin, Reporter • April 16, 2024

As the school year progresses, students face many academic responsibilities. Homework, tests and projects are all added to the to-doist. At one...

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Odds and Ends: Parking Lot Problems
by Ally Kelley, Graphics Editor • April 14, 2024

Picture this: You finally have a parking pass and are free from walking through the neighborhoods to get to school, only to find no more parking...

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Rock Ones: Episode One With Payton HOT-away
by Blake Cartwright, Reporter • April 13, 2024

A teacher who connects with his students in the classroom, in the gym and on the track joins the show. On Feb. 21, reporter Blake Cartwright...

English teacher Andrew Watkins smiles at the entrance walls of his classroom Dec. 4. Watkins classroom is lined with posters, pictures and gifts from students that showcase his teaching experience. I am still excited about what I teach, Watkins said, And hopefully that comes across. Although teaching wasnt my plan, Im glad I did it. It worked out. Im very grateful for the people Ive met.
FRIDAY FACULTY FEATURE: Watkins’ Wise Words
by Dee Lee, Reporter • April 12, 2024

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 8% of teachers leave the teaching industry every year. And yet, despite these increasing...

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Lola Claggett ‘25 tries to slip herself away from Kyle Walsh ‘25 during the final dress rehearsal in the auditorium April 2. Kim, Claggett’s character, initially found herself head-over-heels for Conrad, played by Walsh. However, after spending time with Conrad alone, Kim quickly realizes her mistake and tries to find a way to return to her home. “A challenge I came across while playing Kim was being able to pinpoint when her opinion of Conrad changed,” Claggett said. “She has to love him at first and slowly start to see the gross person he is.  I had a hard time making that arc not only noticeable to the audience but also make sense and be in line with the rest of the plot.”
“Bye Bye Birdie:” A Performance in Photos
by River Brown, Copy Editor • April 11, 2024

The lights dim and conversations turn to whispers. The pit orchestra plays in harmonization. Lights illuminate the stage, and a crowd of colorfully...

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The Ultimate Quiz: Could You Be the President?
by James Bogue, Reporter • April 10, 2024

Have you ever thought that the president was doing a bad job, or that you could do better? If so, this quiz is for you. Answer eight questions...

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QUIZ: What Season Are You?
by Ally Kelley, Graphics Editor • April 3, 2024

A gray world is regaining its color, as spring started March 19. Although snow is still around, flowers are beginning to bloom and the grass...

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Which “Wonka” Song Wins?
by Ally Kelley, Graphics Editor • April 1, 2024

The most recent “Wonka” movie, which came out Dec. 15, 2023, and starred Timothee Chalamet, shows how Willy Wonka created his chocolate factory....

The paper display of Ariel from The Little Mermaid is hung on the wall March 4. Ariel was one of the six characters that line the 2000s pod.
A Tour of Decorations for Wish Week Celebrations
by Ally Kelley and Avalon Nielsen March 12, 2024

Disco balls hang outside of classrooms. Castles made of paper and stickers, and arches made of balloons, decorate doors. Ariel, from Disney’s...

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Meet the Staff
Claudia Llado
Claudia Llado
Assistant Editor in Chief: Copy Editor

Hi, my name is Claudia Llado and I am a senior this year! This is my second year on staff and I am honored to take on the role of Assistant Editor-In-Chief: Copy Editor. Last year, I met amazing people...

A visual depicts a tuxedo surrounded by the words Step-by-Step for the Special Night to introduce part one of the three-part Prom series.
Step-by-Step for the Special Night: Dress to Impress
by Claire Yeater and Addison Cabeen April 15, 2024

“Best places to eat on prom night.”  “Prom dress trends 2024.”  “Scenic photo spots near me.” Perhaps this is what the...

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OPINION: "I'll be 87, You'll Be 89"
by Addison Cabeen, Reporter • April 9, 2024

Feeds all over the world were flooded with images of singer-songwriter Taylor Swift watching the Chicago Bears versus the Kansas City Chiefs...

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Will's Wish Week Weekend Recommendations
by Will Rosenmeyer, Reporter • March 2, 2024

With Wish Week starting up, each day offers different restaurants that have partnered with Student Council to contribute a share of their funds...

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The Secret of Life: Setting Healthy Boundaries
by Avalon Nielsen, Reporter • February 28, 2024

Hello and welcome back to The Secret of Life.  Today, the topic will be setting healthy emotional boundaries with ourselves and others and...

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The Secret Of Life: What to Know About Stress
by Avalon Nielsen, Reporter • January 31, 2024

Hello and welcome back to The Secret Of Life.  Today’s topic is stress: how we feel stress, what the biggest causes of stress are and how...

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