St. Robert CHS Student News
Lucas Fang (9) l STAFF REPORTER
Yearbooks are not just a book recapping a year. They’re full of memories and happy moments that you will reminisce; they’re a good laugh to flip through; and they transport you back in time. Yearbooks are a tradition that goes way back, yet we still use them to this day, proving their utility.
Melanie Lau (9) | STAFF REPORTER
St. Robert CHS gears up for an unforgettable night of talent and laughter as the Student Council announces that auditions for the Christmas Talent Show have ended. From singers to mesmerizing dancers, hilarious comedians to awe-inspiring magicians, the show welcomes a wide variety of talents that reflect the diverse abilities of the student body.
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.
Lucas Fang (9) | STAFF REPORTER
The food at St Robert’s cafeteria is delectable, to say the least, but are those prices worth it? That is the question I aim to answer today.
Elizabeth Liu (9) | STAFF REPORTER
It’s been over a month since school started for the 2023-2024 school year, and so much has already happened. Students have become accustomed to their new timetables, classmates have gotten to know each other, and clubs have begun.
Angela Wang (9) | STAFF REPORTER
If you are a person who likes to walk around the school, you may have come upon talented artists painting intricate designs over the school walls. These people are part of the Mural Club, and are great contributors in making our school a better environment.
Sean Liu (11) | STAFF REPORTER
The Ballon D’Or is an annual soccer award that is handed out by the French news magazine, France Football. It is generally considered as the most prestigious award for football players.
Catherine Li (9) | STAFF REPORTER
On April 22, over 1 billion people worldwide celebrated Earth day. The St Robert Environmental Council organized “Earth week” as a fun way to raise awareness about the environment. Throughout the entire week, they posted about activities related to environmental topics on their Instagram.
Catherine Li (9) | Staff Reporter
It is halfway through the school year, and school is now 100% online. Students across the world are adapting to the new changes as a result of the pandemic. A Grade 9 student named Angela, has kindly sat down to discuss some questions concerning the beginning the third quadmester of school during emergency learning.
Catherine Li (9) | Staff Reporter
On February 12th, STUCO hosted an exciting, never before experienced event for students at Saint Robert. A one-time, virtual Grade 9 mentorship session was hosted by senior students, where Grade 9s were carefully paired with student leaders in Grade 11 and 12, based on common interests. 9th graders were able to talk to older students about school, academics, co-curriculars, and mental health. Grade 9 students finally had the opportunity to get advice from seniors on a plethora of school-related topics, and had the chance to make new friends. This program took place completely online, and students used Google Meet and the Google Meet breakout room features to communicate with each other.