South Korea COVID spike, what can we learn?
Since March, the world has been struck by the global pandemic COVID 19, otherwise known
The MoCo Student
In 2012, Student Member of the Board of Education John Mannes created a countywide press network to help build a conduit to share fresh and relevant information written by youth to the wider Montgomery County student body.
Should School Systems Change the Names of Controversial Schools?
With all the issues that have been brought to surface in terms of racial indiscretion,
MCPS students turn to anonymous Instagram accounts to share experiences of bigotry and racism
After the recent anti-racism protests across the country, students from high schools across Montgomery County
A Look at MoCo Discussions
With over 3,500 followers and counting, the new Instagram page “mocodiscussions” has become an extremely
Rediscovering handwritten letters to help the elderly
During these trying times, it is easy to drown in solitude. Even among young and
MCPS Board of Education discusses updates on 2020-2021 school year and opens possibilities of virtual learning for future years
Upon the conclusion of the 2019-2020 school year in mid-June, MCPS began plans for the
Uyghurs and other Muslims persecuted in Southeast Asia
For several years now, Muslims have been persecuted in Southeast Asia and attempts to strip
Students Working Out During Quarantine
Everyone’s heard stories about being out of shape from being cooped up during quarantine. Today,
Pro/Con: The mail-in ballot controversy
PRO: Mail-in ballots are safe and secure On average, voter turnout during the U.S. general
How Students Activists Address Change in the World
Student activism is nothing new. In today’s digitally-driven world and with the invention of social
Virtual learning, according to teachers
Common in students’ conversations over the last few weeks has been the topic of virtual