President Trump’s and Joe Biden’s First Presidential Debate Becomes More Chaotic Than Expected
President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee former Vice President Joe Biden squared off in a presidential debate Sep. 29 like
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Deadline Approaching Fast for Completing Critical 2020 Census
The 2020 census must be completed by this Monday, Oct 5, 2020, and meeting this critical deadline will ensure that
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies, Leaves Trump to Fill Vacancy
Supreme Court Justice Leader Ruth Bager Ginsburg died at 87 years old, Friday, Sep.18. Nominated by President Bill Clinton in
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First Day Off to Frustrating Start with myMCPS Classroom Slowdown
For some students, the first day of school got off to a slow start as internet service provider CenturyLink crashed
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Library in Lockdown: How the Media Center Will Continue Supporting Students During Virtual Instruction
The library is a cornerstone of every school community, and that remains the case even during virtual instruction, as the
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Everything You Need to Know About First Semester Virtual Education
This summer, MCPS officials and Blake staff have been working tirelessly to ensure students have a positive and productive experience
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How Social Media is Revolutionizing the Black Lives Matter Movement
The immense power of social media has allowed activists to rally support for the Black Lives Matter movement in an
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A Tale of Two Protests
In more than 40 cities including Washington, DC, demonstrators have peacefully congregated in streets chanting, “Black Lives Matter;” pleading for
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Government, Justice System Response to Black Lives Matter Movement
As protesters are filling the streets of major cities and small towns alike demanding an overhaul of government and the
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College Board Sued Over Disaster-Ridden AP Exams
The College Board is under fire for its handling of the modified 2020 AP exams, facing a lawsuit after tens
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How COVID-19 is Affecting Colleges: Closures, Bankruptcies, and More
With COVID-19 cases continuing to rise in the United States, many colleges and universities are considering postponing on-campus activities, including
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Coronavirus Update: Extended Closures, Changes to College Admissions, New Grading Policies and More
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to plague our country, several decisions have been handed down at both the state and
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Hogan Issues a Stay-at-Home Order to Slow Spread of COVID-19
As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Maryland surpasses the 1,400 mark, Governor Larry Hogan has issued a lockdown
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MCPS’ Remote Learning: Here’s What You Need to Know
MCPS will initiate the first phase of a virtual, self-paced model of learning, Monday, March 30, as schools remain closed
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An Update Regarding Extended School Closures, Effects on Rest of School Year
Dr. Karen Salmon, Superintendent of Maryland Schools, announced March 25 that all Maryland public schools will be closed through at
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