Exchange students Giorgia Minervino and Dalela Sarhan have different challenges during this pandemic. Sarhan faces safer at home while in a country she'd expected to explore and Minervino has been at...

Looking for a way to keep busy? Bella’s got some options!

Going to college brings some great opportunities, one of which being able to room with someone who isn’t your sibling! As students prepare to leave the nest, they experience mixed feelings on how to...

The largest choir in the country performed in Decorah, Iowa on Monday January 13, comprised of over 1,000 singers, seven choir seniors were able to take part in the event. “Dorian at Luther College...

I often hear that people never know what’s going on. So, I thought I would help everyone out by putting together a list of dates that everyone should know before the end of the school year. The first...

You try out for a sport. It’s sophomore year, and you are sure you’re going to make varsity. You practiced and played as much as you could in order to do your very best at the try out. The teams come...

Recap of the community pep assembly during homecoming week!

See how some of the new teachers here at BRFHS are settling in.

Over 60 boys and girls joined in on the Tiger Cheerleaders’ mini cheer clinic this year. This event is hosted every year during homecoming week to get the Kindergarten through Fifth graders interested...

It's been a fast and eventful year at the Paw Print, so staff members reflect back on a year on staff that was a good surprise for many.

Junior Kaylana Pribbenow performs in two events at state solo and ensemble--and earns first in both.

Today I am joined by two women who work for Jackson County. We will be talking about how April is Child Abuse Prevention month and what can people do to raise awareness. This may be a sensitive topic...

FCCLA State Goes to State Spring, the approach and coming of the last lap of the school year. It it leaves everyone with a bit of “cabin fever.” A yearning to get outside and do what they want...

If you've had great coaches, you know how much they can impact their players--not just on the field, but also throughout the rest of your life. Isabella talks to Coach Mark Lehnherr about one of his...

Ever since January many students have been working on the School’s musical production of the show “Smile.” Even with several snow days and missed practices, the show will still open Friday, March...

Hello Everyone, Thank you so much for joining us today! I’m your host Isabella Cowles, and I had the privilege of sitting down with school counselor Sue Leadholm to have a conversation about positivity--truly...

Isabella talks to two students about what keeps them interested...or not so interested...in school.

Teachers and administrators, the junior class would respectfully like to ask for privilege back. Thousands of debates have surrounded school issues before, here we have privilege. Why is there not “Tiger...

1. Teachers and staff are here because they care about students and want to keep us safe. One thing that students don’t realize is that teachers are here for them. People cannot be teachers unless...

Social studies teacher Paul Rykken explains the Falls History Project and how it ties into a display of historical photos at the high school. Find out more about the Falls History Project at its website.

National Honor Society becomes an increasingly popular club this time of year, not because of inductees, but because of the annual Seroogy’s chocolate sale. Students in National Honors Society sell...

Want to know more about what's being done to keep our school safe? Listen to Isabella talk to School Resource Officer Kyle Nosbisch and Assistant Principal Chris Stalheim.

Isabella talks to Memphis about Native American mascots and their effects on children. Visit Change the Mascot to learn more.

  Isabella gives the details about this new effort by the Paw Print staff.

The high school has a wide variety of Advanced Placement classes. These are college-level courses offered with the intention to better prepare students for college. Because there is a chance of earning...

Eight students from the Chamber choir ensemble joined over 200 other high school students to learn and perform at the Clearwater chorale music festival. Saturday, October 21, over 200 individuals...

Preparing for secondary education can be a daunting task, so juniors had the opportunity to start their planning now. Students had the option to visit La Crosse for a college fair October 4. This was...