Students navigate college application process
For most high school seniors, college application season is well underway. Most early application deadlines,
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PSAT scores released, what comes next?
As PSAT scores were recently released, students’ emotions are running high during this time. The
Different ways school administrators are trying to prevent vaping
Prior to the Covid pandemic there were few cases of vaping in MCPS schools. However,
History and Celebration of Women’s History Month in MCPS
For many people across the U.S., the month of March is a time of celebration
What Biden’s South Carolina Victory Means For The Presidential Election
Joe Biden secured a landslide victory in the South Carolina Democratic primary, garnering over 95%
MCPS seeks input on snow days
There was a significant snowfall during the week of Jan. 15. In response, MCPS decided
Embracing Black History Beyond February
Throughout Montgomery County and across the globe, numerous individuals emphasize celebrating Black History Month. According
Superintendent advised to step down
On Jan. 22, 2024, former MCPS Superintendent Dr. Monifa McKnight released a statement that the
Break the Barrier: a great resource for teens
A study by John Hopkins found that one out of five students and teens face
Staff using social media platforms to advocate their opinions
Following the events on Oct. 7 concerning Hamas and Israel, numerous Montgomery County Public School
Food deserts in Montgomery County
Food deserts are starting to become an issue in Montgomery County. Data shows that 16,100