MCPS offers free SAT prep tutoring for high school students
Every year, millions of high school students register for the Scholastic Aptitude Test, commonly referred
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Students bringing weapons to schools causes unrest in community
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) has seen an alarming increase in weapons at schools with
Substance abuse among youth presents an alarming countywide problem
In recent years, levels of substance abuse among teenagers have risen to a high. Seen
Jacinda Ardern Continues to Lead Selflessly
Modern politics have created a polarizing and selfish environment that elevates power-hungry leaders: a senator
New Year’s Eve machete attack brings fear as cases of public targeted violence rise across the nation
On New Year’s Eve, in New York City—mere hours before the ball was dropped—nineteen-year-old Trevor
Proposed language immersion program may provide valuable opportunities to students
According to the 2020 United States Census, 43% of Montgomery County residents report identifying as
MCPS proposes $3.15 billion operating budget
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) Superintendent Dr. Monifa B. McKnight recently proposed a $3.15 billion
Cyberattacks pose growing threat to healthcare systems
The introduction of technology has spurred years of progress and innovation, although there are constant
MCPS prepares to launch new mobile app “Student Strong” to report bullying
Bullying and harassment are longstanding issues at schools throughout Montgomery County, with racially-motivated discrimination being
Students and community react to Anti-Semitic comments posted on Walt Whitman High School sign
In 1933, America was struck with the horrid events that came as a part of
Former SMOB Matt Post Continues Political Journey
In 2018, when Matt Post graduated from Sherwood High School and left his position as