MCPS Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month in October
Hispanic Heritage Month isdedicated to celebrating American citizens whose ancestry can be traced back to
Year: 2018
Hard work of Quince Orchard students pays off with the success of “Clue”
One ominous night, six supposed strangers–alongside a butler and a maid–are brought together for a
Jamal Khashoggi’s death remains shrouded in mystery
In early October 2018, Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in Istanbul. To understand
Nikki Haley resigns as ambassador to the United Nations
In the early days of October 2018, Nikki Haley publicly resigned as the United
Teen Charged With Threatening Mass Violence at Walter Johnson High School
Former Walter Johnson High School student Luis Cabrera was arrested on October 18 after being
Technology may soon play a bigger role in classrooms
Learning has evolved and changed throughout the years, and recently technology has been integrated into
Shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue shocks the nation
On Saturday, October 27, eleven congregants of the Tree of Life Synagogue were killed as
Board Considers Reviving Longer Spring Break
As the MCPS Board of Education continues to map out the 2019-2020 academic calendar, one
Maryland Citizens Vote for Election Day Registration
November 6 marked not only a day of major political change in the U.S. Congress;
Audubon Naturalist Society Promotes Reducing Waste
By the year 2050, it is predicted that the oceans will contain more plastic than
Marc Elrich Elected Montgomery County Executive
This past Tuesday, Nov. 6, Democrat Marc Elrich won his three-way County Executive Race against