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They’re gearing up for a talent show at G. Ray Bodley High School.  Also, some students with academic talent do well at a competition, and the boys bowling squad posts a great finish at the state finals.

“The Sound of Music” began last night at G. Ray Bodley High School’s auditorium, and it wouldn’t “The Sound of Music” without…well…music.  Today, meet the pit orchestra.  Also, a commentary on the new sheriff in town.

The Mock Trial team is gearing up for a big competition.  Also today, students offer their opinions, positive and negative, on the recent student-led conferences.

Top students will soon get some extra privileges at G. Ray Bodley High School.  Read all about the new VIP Passes.  Also:  A Raider athlete sets a school record and runs off to the state meet.  And the play’s nearly ready to go.

Raider wrestlers go to the state tournament and come up just short of top-6 finishes.  Also, a recap of the Olympics and some complaints about the new attendance policy.

Parent-teacher conferences?  Not at G. Ray Bodley High School in March.  There, students will run the conferences.  We get a full explanation in today’s RaiderNet Daily.  Also, the horrors of having your parents on Facebook, and one athlete makes his college choice.

Four Fulton wrestlers go for state titles this weekend and you can read all about it.  Also, one student’s view on why new driving restrictions for teens will save lives.

The discussion over a logo and mascot for Fulton schools will go public soon.  Student reporter Adam Wolford has details on plans for a public survey.  Also, great photos of Fulton’s volleyball team celebrating its Section III championship.

Today, you’ll meet the newest class of G. Ray Bodley’s best and brightest — the new class of inductees of the National Honor Society.  Also, celebrate a Section III victory with the volleyball team and find out which Olympic sport some feel should be made a school sport.