Music and Art Programs should not suffer from lower funding
The underfunding of music and art programs is a small piece of a larger problem
Month: April 2019
Budget Cuts: What Matters to Students and Teachers
In the most recent draft of the Montgomery County budget, County Executive Marc Elrich announced
MoCo grading policy, are we too easy on students?
From the day it was announced, students across Montgomery County were exuberated by the new
ASMR takes the world by storm
ASMR is taking the internet by storm. From crunchy slime to eating shows, many viewers
Growing up in the 50 states
Tricycling on the cloudless streets of Santa Clara, California, a little girl looks up to
Walter Johnson freshman Maeve Sanford-Kelly has contributed to the addition of sexual consent to health classes
Walter Johnson (WJ) freshman Maeve Sanford-Kelly has stood up for what she believes in and
A retroactive review of the best and the worst of the 2019 Super Bowl Commercials
Every year we look forward to the Super Bowl, not just for the actual football
The True Feelings About Divorced Parents During the Holidays
The holiday season every year in a typical family is full of joy, happiness, lots
Chromebooks or paper, which works best?
Technology is rapidly changing today’s education. In 2014, Montgomery County Public schools spent $15 million
MCPS to test longer school year
Despite its failure in D.C. public schools, MCPS plans to implement longer school years in