Have you ever experienced something traumatic in a classroom?
On Monday, October 7th around 11:30 a.m. one of Mrs. Dame’s windows shattered. This was a result of an ongoing football game happening...
Dr. Andrew Smith, tucked all the way to the back of the science wing at Stevens High School, has had a phenomenal impact on his students, colleagues, and reallyanyone he crosses paths with. This...
After being devastated by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the housing market, communities in Rapid City have devised a plan to combat rising housing costs, but it won’t be easy.
The housing...
The truth about recycling is the Solid Waste Division in Rapid City does much more to benefit the community than the average consumer realizes. From sorting the mixed plastics, to creating compost, the...
Hayden Holec was one of 19 Stevens students honored at the Evening of Excellence sponsored by the Rapid City Public School Foundation.
The Evening of Excellence is an event for only the top 5%...
Junior year for many is the year where everything starts picking up and beginning to get harderand much more stressful. But beside the increase of homework and the higher expectations this yearcan...
For the last four years Senior Carson Fielder has been an avid snowboarder at the slopes of Terry Peak, but not this year. He, and many other Stevens students, have noticed that this year...
As freshmen are coming into high school there are a lot of adjustments that must be made, and for Evita Coleman, one of those was joining the high school orchestra playing the violin. According to...
Senior Parker Barnes was a key player on the Stevens intramural league basketball team “The Boonies” this past season. It was a rebuilding year for Barnes and his teams switching players out...
This school year, Stevens High School has launched an innovative new Student Leadership Advisory Council (SLAC) to elevate student perspectives and ideas. Comprised of club presidents and class officers,...
