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The School Newspaper of Rouse High School

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Graphic made on Canva by Faye Zayed.

Black Journalists of America

Conner Ford, Contributor
March 3, 2025
Air & Fuels: Tuned in with zero distractions, junior Liam Earley uses a blasting cabinet. He took Auto Tech I as a possible career path. “I am planning on trying to have a career or a future planned with automotive,” Earley said. “I’ve always enjoyed working with cars because it’s just big legos in a way.

Built for the Road

Conner Ford and Fakheri Zayed
February 13, 2025
Traveling to North Carolina, Rainey teaches physical therapists-in-training how to work with kids with cerebral palsy. The students learn how to do evaluations and then test their child-targeted therapy exercises on patients like Rainey. “With kids, it's extra difficult because you've got to make them feel like they're having fun, not doing the work,” Mrs. Rainey said. “Sloane’s a tough grader. If it's not fun, she'll let him know.” Photo provided Rebecca Rainey

Dangles & Donations

Zoe Clark, Staffer
February 8, 2025
In the journalism classroom, Hawkins sits for a photograph.

Hawkins reflects his first year as principal

Fakheri Zayed, Editor-In-Chief
January 17, 2025
Focused on the task, junior Lily Roach adds finishing touches to the dish. Roach baked Pumpkin pies, stuffing and cheesy potatoes for her nutrition class. "It was before the Thanksgiving break," Roach said. "We spent all morning on the dishes and tried them all together while watching the Peanuts movie."

Spice it Up

Janycia Otero, Staffer
January 17, 2025
Graphic made on Canva by Faye Zayed.

Reviving Medical Interventions

Fakheri Zayed and Maximus Cole
January 17, 2025
spook & scare: Into the entry way of Rouse of Torment, senior Talia Assouline welcomes in new company dressed as a clown. Assouline participated in the attraction last year and decided to give it another go. “I thought it was so fun not just to scare people but to be able to be in a little environment full of your friends,” Assouline said. “You’re all acting as a creature, I thought it was cool.”

Labyrinth of Fright

Janycia Otero, Staffer
November 3, 2024
Graphic made on Canva by Janycia Otero.

Falling Into Harmony

Janycia Otero, Staffer
October 25, 2024
Surrounded by Student Council members, senior Riya Sengupta wears her country fit. She dressed for the Country vs Country Club theme day. “I think theme days are a really important part of our school culture so I chose to participate in the Country vs Country Club theme day,” Sengupta said. “I love dressing up and showing spirit for my school on game days and it’s just fun to dress up like a cowgirl every now and then.”

Theme Days: Back and Better?

Maximus Cole, Staffer
September 27, 2024
Graphic made on Canva by Snigdha Shenoy.

In too Deepfake

Snigdha Shenoy, Assistant Editor
July 26, 2024
At the end of Meet the Makers, Alexander and her mobile app development class pose together for a photo.

Meet the Makers

Fakheri Zayed, Editor-In-Chief
May 22, 2024
Sophomore Thanvi Mudde uses Audacity to edit her latest episode of "Health Chronicles: Beyond the Diagnosis."

Behind the Mic

Shrinidhi Sridhar, Staffer
May 15, 2024
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