All over the US, school districts are facing a scarcity of available substitute teachers, many of whom are afraid of the COVID-19 risks associated with returning. Unlike full-time teachers, substitutes...
Welcome back to another week of Robertson’s Reportings! This week, let’s start off with a bit of a lighthearted story. Scrolling through news stories and seeing the headline “FedEx drivers accused...
Another year of Student Council has begun, as their first meeting was held on Friday, September 17. Listed below are the officers:
Page Student Body Officers:
President: Cameron Jones
Vice...
Welcome back to another year of Robertson’s Reportings! What a crazy few weeks the world has seen. Shootings and bombings, terrorism and a virus that will not surrender, tropical storms and so much more....
The pandemic has been around since the beginning of 2020, and in some ways it feels like we aren’t moving forward. As a result of decreasing cases and the distribution of the vaccine, there was much...
Welcome back to another week of Robertson’s Reportings! North Carolina has been hit the hardest by a gas shortage on the East Coast as a result of a cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline, causing Governor...
The Colonial Pipeline, which supplies three million barrels of gasoline along the East Coast daily, was hacked last Thursday and Friday, leading to a weekend shutdown and panic. The pipeline assured people...
Page High School and the Page Athletic Booster Club have been working together to install a new scoreboard in the Marion Kirby Stadium. Through advertising sponsorships and donations, Page is $25,000 away...
Each year Page has a poetry competition where students submit three original works, the winner becoming our Poet Laureate. Our 2020-2021 Poet Laureate is Joee Starke, a senior who has been writing since...
Welcome back to another week of Robertson’s Reportings! In Idaho, a sixth grade girl shot two students and a custodian at her school. She was disarmed by a teacher and held until police arrived at the...
