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Parents, distrusting of the growing number of required childhood vaccinations, have started opting their children out of essential vaccinations more.

Colorado Vaccination Rates Continue to Drop Due to Speculation Over Safety

Payton Perkins, Editor
November 20, 2019
Having methods for students to communicate their pronouns would aid student safety and help with inclusion.

Opinion: Rocky Should Implement Pronouns in Class Introductions

Payton Perkins, Editor
October 23, 2019
The homey atmostphere of Gryphon Comics is helped by the abundance of space for people to meet, chat, and get food from the cafe inside.

Gryphon Comics: A Community Icon In Jeopardy

Payton Perkins, Editor
October 15, 2019
RMHS Alumni Abby Roberts (middle) and Ben Davis (second to the right) accept a ribbon for placing in their respective events.

Debate, A Club To Join

Carter Walz, Staff Reporter
September 19, 2019

ASMR w/ the Highlighter Staff

Caleb Cruz, Staff Writer/Tuber
April 23, 2019

Seniors and Freshmen – Is There a Difference?

Rubi Aspen-Holloway, Photographer
March 27, 2019

Sack Club @ Rocky

Caleb Cruz, Staff Writer/Tuber
March 12, 2019

Senioritis at Rocky Mountain High School

Rubi Aspen-Holloway, Photographer
March 8, 2019
A helpful tip for tracking gas mileage and such is tracking your miles on the odometer. This can be helpful when figuring out how many miles one tank of gas gets or for checking if the gas meter is off it can let you know how many are left before empty.

Helpful Car Tips

Rubi Aspen-Holloway, Photographer
February 25, 2019
We decided to try 14 different flavors of Oreos in order to choose the best one.

Oreo Taste Test

Caleb Cruz, Staff Writer/Tuber
February 21, 2019
The good ol regular Oreo is a classic with great creamy flavor and hard chocolate cookie. The regular Oreo was a good balance of sweetness in the cream and more savory with the cookie. A solid 7/10

Oreo Taste Testing

Rubi Aspen-Holloway, Photographer
February 20, 2019
CJ states, My piece is titled Testosterone because I am a transgender man and I underwent hormone replacement therapy where I inject testosterone every two weeks. It being in the flowers signifies to me that its this beautiful thing and source of growth for me, its a very positive image where as the connotative piece of it is you assume it would be heroin and people sometimes think that Im just destroying my body by taking testosterone when in reality its like the thing that saved me. So its kind of that play on juxtaposition.

Scholastic Art Winners

Rubi Aspen-Holloway, Photographer
February 20, 2019
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