Isabel Foley, Co-Editor in Chief
• November 18, 2022
“An important part of our school's culture has become ‘security theater.’ Very [public] measures to increase campus security that are more motivated by a desire to appear safe than to be safe.”
The Business Professionals of America's State Leadership Conference 2022 was held in Billings, and the following is a list of the CMR participants and the results.
The conference had over 1,000 students...
Junior Izzabella Rukavina earned the 1st Place People's Choice Award March 19 at the Out West Art Show and Sale. Show organizers reserved an exhibit room for the Young Masters students at the Heritage...
“Real” fake news a danger in a time of war
By Beth Britton, Adviser
My mindless scrolling through Facebook Monday night was interrupted by an image that both astonished and amazed. Russian journalist...
In high schools, substance abuse is a rapidly growing concern. On friday, January 21st, Charles M. Russell administration had Storm, a black lab drug dog, walk around the school sniffing for illicit substances....
Students spend hours of their day at CMR and for many, it can start to feel as though they live at school. Before winter break, bathrooms on the second and third floor were shut down due to vandalism....
The morning of Jan. 6, 2022, the large buffalo skull on the front lawn of Charles M. Russell High School was vandalized.
The skull was given as a year-long gift to CMR by artist Benji Daniels,...
For the entirety of November, the Great Falls Public Schools District Office Building is proudly displaying a collection of 12 teepees in representation of the 12 government-recognized Native American...
As school starts to return to normal after COVID-19, it will never be the same.
For Nathan Gregier, his biggest change is his new class. Gregier, a Biology teacher at C. M. Russel high school, now...
