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RBRO is the largest student-lead service organization at Rock Bridge. It is currently made up of six cores: Food Bank, Red Cross, South Hampton Nursing Home, Environmental Coalition, Project Linus, and Hooves, Hands and Paws. Through hands-on service work and fundraising, RBRO members aim to contribute to the organization's legacy of volunteerism and empathetic service work. The faculty sponsor is Mrs. Turek (jturek@cpsk12.org).
Rotary
Rotary
Rotary is a service club that works alongside the Columbia Rotary/ Interact Club. We do community service projects and host events that bring awareness to and attempt to combat variable issues. We hold meetings to discuss possible service opportunities and set dates and plan events accordingly. Past projects include helping out at the Food Bank, delivering baked goods to local police and fire stations, and starting the first annual Menstrual Health Day Walk. Meetings and events are a lot of fun and a great way to get involved at Rock Bridge and the community!
The Rock Bridge High School Interact Club was founded in 2017 in collaboration with our sponsor club, Rotary Columbia South. The group works to organize awareness events, donate and support local and international charities and encourage cultural diversity within the school. There are hundreds of Rotarians covering a wide range of careers, everything from carpet cleaner to nuclear physics. We provide a number of opportunities for hands-on community service supported by our Sponsor Rotary Columbia South at a scheduled dates and times. This year's president is Srhuti Gautam (shrutigautam2003@gmail.com).
Key Club
Key Club
Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership. We work with the Boonslick Kiwanis club in Columbia, Mo. Key Club meets on the first Tuesday of every month in room 214/215 at 8:25 a.m. For more information contact Mrs. Reed (rreed@cpsk12.org).
Compassion In Action
Compassion In Action
Compassion In Action (CIA) is a student group made up of kindness ambassadors who volunteer their ideas and energy to spread kindness, inclusivity, and compassion within our school and community. We meet twice a month and plan events throughout the school year. We partner with kindness ambassadors from other schools and complete volunteer work with Children’s Grove. CIA will be meeting on B-day Fridays during lunch shifts in the counseling office. For more information contact Mrs. Thalhuber (lthalhuber@cpsk12.org).
Bruins United
Bruins United
The Bruin United consists of students at Rock Bridge High School working together to make the school a more fun and acceptable place. Students will attend a few meetings after school each month. They will also be going to sporting events and doing non-school activities together.
Each year Mrs. Victor coordinates the United Challenge. For more information please contact her (rvictor@cpsk12.org).
Global Issues
Global Issues
Hello, we are Global Issues! Our goal is to change the world one step at a time by focusing on large scale issues and helping through a smaller local environment. We participate in fundraising and volunteering for topics pertinent to our ever evolving world. Our most popular event is our bi-annual pancake breakfast. If you’re interested in helping the world around you, join our movement! We meet every Wednesday after school in room 337. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact our leaders Bet (21YM01@stu.cpsk12.org) and Kierra (21kjp01@stu.cpsk12.org) or our club sponsor Mr. Kirchhofer (gkirchhofer@cpsk12.org).
Giving Girls Opportunities
Giving Girls Opportunities
GGO is a service organization that helps fund girls' education in third world countries through the program She’s the First. Throughout the year we host fundraisers and activities to raise enough money to pay for a girl’s tuition. At the end of the year, we send She’s the First the money we’ve collected, and each summer we get a profile about the girl we’ve supported. For years to come, we get updates about each girl's education statuses, and we’ve benefitted one girl a year since the club’s founding. For more information contact Mary Kate Grossmann (20mkg01@stu.cpsk12.org) or Mrs. Graham (kgraham@cpsk12.org).
Tri-Theta
Tri-Theta
Tri-Theta is a senior girls' service organization. It is built on three pillars: service, sisterhood, spirit. The group does a variety of service projects throughout the year both within rock bridge and the community of Columbia. Keep an eye out for the Tri-Theta open house where girls can learn about the club and signup to participate! For more information contact Ms. Anderson (banderson@cpsk12.org).
Bruinthon
Bruinthon
Bruinthon, also known as Mini-Mizzouthon, is a student-led organization aimed at raising money year round for the University of Missouri Women’s and Children’s Hospital. In the spring we are going to hold a 6.5 hour-long dance marathon at RBHS on March 7 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to conclude the year. The event is stemmed off of Mizzouthon, a larger University event, which consists of over 1,000 members. This past year, and the club’s first event, Bruinthon raised a grand total of $12,917.27 for the kids! Meeting dates for the 2019-2020 school year are TBD, but contact mizzouthonmini@gmail.com for more information.
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