Students named Outstanding Juniors for 2019

April 17, 2019

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On April 16, 14 junior Rustlers were recognized by the school's various departments as the Outstanding Juniors for 2019. The selected students are: ART -- Emma Bergman Business -- Amiya Williams Theatre -- Justin Freeny English -- McKenzie Connell Family Consumer Science -- Gracie Unterseher Health...

Birds Aren’t Real movement points to real-world problems

Kaylebb Stahmer, Staff Writer

April 4, 2019

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Countless conspiracy theories exist in today’s technologically-advanced age, whether that be the flat-earth theory or the more recent QAnon theory. A unique theory has started to gain popularity in recent years on social media that is a reprise to the normal, the Birds Aren't Real movement. This m...

Ryan Leaf to speak at CMR on May 2

April 2, 2019

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CMR graduate Ryan Leaf, who went on to play football in the NFL and has struggled with substance abuse and mental health issues, will speak to the community on May 2 at 7:30 p.m. Today, Leaf works as a program ambassador for Transcend Recovery in Los Angeles. The presentation is free and open to the...

AA Band – an event to remember

Jayla Mitchell, Staff Writer

March 26, 2019

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As apart of the top band at CMR, Hailey Finch got to experience something incredibly unique to Montana schools. From March 4-5, CMR’s symphonic band participated in the AA Music Festival. Students from around the state meet in one city, rehearse for two days, and perform pieces they have prepa...

Hoyer named new Assistant Superintendent

GFPS NEWS RELEASE

March 18, 2019

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GFPS NEWS RELEASE   “ I have spent the past 23 years working closely with families and professionals in the Great Falls Public Schoolssystem. I strongly believe that Great Falls Public Schools is an in...

CMR State BPA

March 14, 2019

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CMR's Business Professionals of America (BPA) sent 13 members to the State Leadership Conference held in Billings.  All those who attended placed in the Top Ten in their individual and/or team events.  Six members qualified for the National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California in the...

March 13, 2019

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Students of CMR earned Heisey awards during first period on Mar. 12 in Bill Williamson Hall. Students  have been judged on criteria based on their teachers’ observation of improvement in citizenship, scholarship, and effort for this year.   11 Ayers, Alexander 12 Baker, Peyton 10 Blackford, Em...

Regional Science Bowl comes to an end

March 13, 2019

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This past weekend, the Regional Science Bowl took place in Billings and our students did amazing.  They were undefeated in the Round Robin Competition and beat Plentywood, Custer County, Helena High, but lost to Billings West.  They joined the losers bracket and beat Billings Skyview but w...

Senioritis, some have it, and some don’t

Sophie Kluge and Maggie Petersen

February 25, 2019

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Time is just a construct, but high school is a force to be reckoned with, it is one that changes an individual from beginning to end. From the intimidatingly long halls in the eyes of a freshman, to the all too familiar calls of senioritis, perspective truly defines the years of a teenager. “I th...

CMR musicians perform in Portland festival

Grace Carr, Editor in Chief

February 20, 2019

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Few students are given the opportunity to pursue their passion and improve their growing talents. However, a select group of talented musicians have been selected from CMR to do exactly that. On Feb. 14-17, choir, band, and orchestra students traveled to Portland, Oregon to participate in the All-Northw...