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A Virtual Day in the Life of a Student

by staff, Reporter
December 1, 2020

Xander Sorensen ‘21 collects donations from Rock Canyon students for those who lost their homes in the East-Troublesome Fire Oct.22.

Canyon contributes to helping those impacted by the East-Troublesome fire.

by Julia Blanchette, Managing Editor
November 19, 2020

Just like fire

by Maddy Merritt, Reporter
November 12, 2020

Supporters stand in front of the Capitol hoisting flags.

Biden Supporters Celebrate a Presidential Victory

by Ben England, Reporter
November 11, 2020

Julien Bouquet is the candidate for RTD Director for District G in this coming election.

RC Update: Julien Bouquet

by Matthew Fink and Jack Gianetto
October 30, 2020

Fall flies when you're having fun

Fall flies when you’re having fun

by Lola Boushelle and Kendall Foxworth
October 21, 2020

Jordan Norwood '23 and a group of Valor students cheers at the intersection of University and Colorado, to protest CHSAA’s decision to keep football in the spring of 2021 Sept. 11. Let CO Play organized three protests throughout the state. All starting at 3:30, the protests occurred in Highlands Ranch, Colorado Springs and Delta.

How “Let CO Play” Brought Football Back to Fall

by Kira Zizzo and Amanda Brauchler
October 8, 2020

Julia McDonald ‘22 practices for Color Guard Sept. 16 to perfect her routine but has to social distance and wear a face mask. It can take a long time to get used to the masks, and many students find it hard to practice with them. “Playing with them and exercising while we’re wearing them is really weird and hard,” McDonald said.

Music and the Mask

by Avalon Nielsen, Reporter
October 7, 2020

#Included: the Lunch Club

by Lily Hansen, Social Media Editor
October 3, 2020

We're Going to Miss You

We’re Going to Miss You “BARRY” Much

by Maddy Merritt, Reporter
October 1, 2020

The RC Update is hosted by Matthew Fink '22 and Jack Gianetto '22.

RC Update: Andy Abner

by Matthew Fink and Jack Gianetto
September 29, 2020

Graduates raise their fists during the national anthem in support of the Black Lives Matter movement during graduation at Echo Park June 27. Dozens of students raised their fists during the graduation ceremony in solidarity to protest police brutality. “As the graduating Class of 2020 at Rock Canyon High School, we say enough. We say enough to silence, discomfort, and ignorance of racism,” the Black Lives Matter Class of 2020 letter of intention said.

Graduation Demonstration: Students Show Solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement

by Kira Zizzo, Editor in Chief
July 4, 2020

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