Eenie meenie miney mo, to which college do I go?
“What college are you going to go to?” I get this question almost every time
Month: April 2015
Gallup Poll and Staff Engagement Survey Show Negative Trends
A twenty question poll was given to MCPS students and staff last fall with the
“Order of the Feminist” Making a Difference at Springbrook
Springbrook High School has recently become part of the remarkable feminist movement that is taking
[Interview] SMOB Finalists Agarwal and Guerci on the Achievement Gap
In the wake of their victories at the March Nominating Convention, SMOB nominees Rachit Agarwal
The Balancing Act of Teenagers
Sometimes, the world seems to be asking teenagers to excel in everything: from academics, to
Making Up Snow Days: Let It Go
January, 2015: My alarm sounds and I jolt up, stiff from the frigid winter air.
Ridgeview Principal Named Middle School Principal of the Year
Dr. Monifa McKnight, the principal of Ridgeview Middle School in Gaithersburg, was recently honored with
Maryland Debates Suffrage for Ex-Felons
Currently in the state of Maryland, individuals convicted of felonies are prohibited from voting until
MCPS Students Star in Young Artist Award Competition
Dedicated teenage musicians from all over the county auditioned privately in front of four judges
Hogan Unable to Repeal Controversial ‘Rain Tax’
Governor Larry Hogan has been facing the difficult task of pushing his legislation through a
MCPS Elementary and Middle School Students to Advance to International Tech Competition
FIRST LEGO League (FLL) announced 20 finalist teams will advance to the annual FIRST Championship