Earlier last month, at Plum Grove Middle School in Rolling Meadows, staff discovered a loaded handgun and extra ammunition in a student’s backpack after a routine disciplinary interaction around 2:30 p.m....

Teaching, to Caleb Ankrom, a history teacher at RMHS, is inspiring students, creating memories, and building strong connections. These are things that make being an educator at RMHS special. They are also...

 “Being a teacher is a rewarding career, even if you have to face challenges throughout it,” says Caroline Slowik, an AP psychology and Human Geography teacher at RMHS.  As confident as she...

When Mike McGreevy packed up his beat-up Honda Accord and drove from Pittsburgh to Chicago with nothing but an air mattress and a dream, he didn’t realize he was on the road to a lifelong career...

From Sept. 29 to Oct. 3, RMHS will be having their annual Homecoming celebration. There will be multiple competitions, prizes, dress up days, and fun events.  Monday will consist of everyone’s favorite...

With the 2025 Cereal Bowl coming to a close, check out this video made by Jakob Samuels!

Since the pandemic there has been a lack of in-person education and tutoring. However, the last few years, RMHS has been strengthening academic support with a peer tutoring program designed to help students...

Although the much anticipated tennis season just started on Aug. 13, the determined girls of RMHS have already had a great start on the courts and sits with a record of 6-5. The Varsity team has had...

Hispanic Heritage month began this past Monday, Sept. 15.  This celebration began in the 60s at the height of many Civil Rights Movement. In response to this, many political leaders began to advocate...

Almost two and a half decades ago, four planes were hijacked by members of the terrorist group al-Qaeda. Two planes hit the twin towers in New York City, one hit the Pentagon, and the last crashed into...