St. Robert CHS Student News
Sarina Li (9) | STAFF REPORTER
St. Robert C.H.S has introduced a furry addition to its mental health support system: visiting therapy dogs. These gentle and affectionate companions have been welcomed with open arms by students, teachers, and staff alike, enriching the school community with their presence.
Sarina Li (9) | STAFF REPORTER
With another year comes another season of university applications. Join STR students as they set out on the difficult but thrilling route of applying to universities. As people join study groups and frantically fill out forms, an intense sense of drive and ambition permeates the air, weaving a vibrant web of common goals. In order to have a greater understanding of the complex world of college applications, we had the chance to speak with Sam, a university student that went through this life-changing experience. During our discussion, Sam expressed the complex aspects of his adventure by characterizing it as a journey of self-discovery. He underlined how important peer relationships are for students to have as they come together to overcome obstacles and celebrate accomplishments. It became clear as Sam clearly expressed his observations that this is a deep investigation of both academic and personal development rather than just a task to complete.
Sarina Li (10) | STAFF REPORTER
Midterms have come and gone, and now parent-teacher interviews are here this week. As we get ready for these conversations, we should remember that they aren’t just for reporting on academic achievements. Parent-teacher interviews are about building bridges between home and school, ensuring that every student has the support they need to thrive. With that in mind, let’s talk about what you should do in order to get back on track.
Sarina Li (10) | STAFF REPORTER
Midterm marks are being released at St. Robert, marking a halfway point in the semester. Whether you’re brimming with confidence or bracing for a few surprises, the release of midterm marks is always a significant moment in the academic calendar. As the marks start to appear, remember that these scores are not the final judgment of your abilities. They’re a snapshot of your performance at this moment in time. Whether the results were better than expected or fell short of your goals, there’s always room for growth.
Sarina Li (10) l STAFF REPORTER & Gloria Yang (10) | Staff Reporter
This October, two ambitious tenth graders started a dance club for students in St. Robert, with the goal of sharing their passion for dance (mainly hip-hop). The meteoric rise of STR Dance has been unprecedented at STR. Established just a short while ago, STR Dance Club represents a fresh wave of enthusiasm for dance. What started as an idea by two talented students has quickly blossomed into a fully-fledged club that’s captivating the school community.