![The Phoenix varsity volleyball team lines up for the national anthem. “We were more communicative [with each other] during this game, and I feel like we kept our energy up, especially after the first set,” senior Jessica Valdov said.](https://theblazerrhs.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/DSC_0202-1200x800.jpg)
![Junior Alex Alkhal pitches the ball. “[I] just let it go and keep practicing so we can focus on our goal for the next game to get better as a team,” Alkhal said.](https://theblazerrhs.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/DSC_0013-1-1200x929.jpg)
On May 27, the Rock Ridge National English Honor Society (NEHS) had their induction ceremony at the library, where they inducted members while...
Since joining the Rock Ridge community, Assistant Principal Jennifer Cavanaugh has played a pivotal role in shaping the school’s dynamic community....
For thirty years, Karen Curran has been teaching math to high school students at various levels. From Algebra 1 to AP Calculus AB, Curran has...
The Science Olympiad club is a non-profit, STEM-based club where students are able to compete with other students through several events. The...
On Monday, May 19, the Phoenix boys soccer team played the Woodgrove Wolverines and suffered a devastating 2-1 loss. After being up 1-0 for most...
Ken Carson’s fourth studio album, “More Chaos," feels like walking through a collapsing building while listening to the same alarm on loop. Released...
When May rolls around, students eagerly anticipate the end of the school year. However, the excitement is quickly overshadowed by the stress...
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While the event was a formal celebration for new inductees and current members, it was also filled with happiness and unity. After the speeches, the NEHS group all enjoyed food and drinks with friends and family attending the event.
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Junior Mimtaaha Kader gives a speech after being announced as a new officer for the 24-25 school year. Behind her on the right are juniors Varsha Mupparaju and Leillah Kafumbe who both had given their speeches minutes before.
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Junior Geoffrey Banks is handed his carnation flower by Officer Melissa Waas after numerous hours of volunteering. “It’s important to recognize people’s achievements,” Banks said, “You have to do a lot of things to remain eligible to be in the society, so it’s important that we honor those who have made that accomplishment part of the journey this year.”
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Assistant Principal Jennifer Cavanaugh smiles while standing on Rainbow Street on a trip to Reykjavik, Iceland.
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Karen Curran, an avid traveler, hopes to traverse the world after her retirement.
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Students part of the Science Olympiad club hold their regional trophy, an award they haven’t won since 2014.
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A total of 263 awards were given to students, commemorating their achievements in the 2024-2025 school year.
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A total of 263 awards were given to students, commemorating their achievements in the 2024-2025 school year.
