The School Newspaper of Rouse High School

Raider Rumbler
The School Newspaper of Rouse High School

Raider Rumbler
The School Newspaper of Rouse High School

Raider Rumbler
Graphic made on Canva by Snigdha Shenoy.

Change of Cart

Snigdha Shenoy, Assistant Editor
February 18, 2025
In synchronizing form, junior Alexandra Heyman awaits her flag to drop back into her hands. They had been practicing the performance that they performed for the 8th graders since the end of football season. “For me, I joined when I was in middle school so I think having younger kids see it and showing them things they might like to do is really important to see if they want to join and be a part of something new,” Heyman said.

A First Glimpse

Maximus Cole, Staffer
February 13, 2025
Graphic made on Canva by Zoe Clark.

False Alarm Fear

Zoe Clark, Staffer
February 12, 2025
Photo provided by Carrie Reavis

More Voices, More Victories

Ritavari Singh, Staffer
February 11, 2025
Cinderella and Prince Topher dance together in the masquerade ball.

Magic at Midnight

Snigdha Shenoy and Shrinidhi Sridhar
February 6, 2025
Graphic made on Canva by Faye Zayed.

The Biggest Night in Music

Janycia Otero, Staffer
February 5, 2025
Graphic made on Canva by Faye Zayed.

TikTok was almost banned.. Now what?

Connie Cooper, Assistant Editor
January 31, 2025
The DECA officers celebrate after district competition at McNeil High School. Photo by senior Hansi Kallem.

DECA District Competition 2025

Maximus Cole, Staffer
January 27, 2025
Marching Towards a Better Tomorrow

Marching Towards a Better Tomorrow

Conner Ford and Fakheri Zayed
January 21, 2025
The Need for Medical Examiners in Williamson County

The Need for Medical Examiners in Williamson County

Conner Ford, Contributor
January 17, 2025
With sharp movements, senior Jacob Hullum dances as a part of the IntoneNation show choir. This performance was a debut of their number “Dream On” from their School of Rock inspired show this year. “I feel super energized when performing with these people I love.” Hullum said.

Leading Together

Janycia Otero, Staffer
January 17, 2025
Campus technologist Scott Robertson types away on his computer in the Tech Room of the Raider Library. Robertson has been working at the school since 2008, the year of its opening, and has seen its students through major changes such as the pandemic. “I think that COVID was a catalyst that made us have to go completely online,” Robertson said. “We were not prepared as a technology department for the weight of COVID. I was in parking lots handing out laptops to kids so that we could go on Zoom. Everything was just suddenly online.”

By all screens

Snigdha Shenoy, Assistant Editor
January 17, 2025
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