Masks Might Be Coming Back
The latest Covid-19 surge has prompted Montgomery County officials to start thinking about reinforcing mask policies. County Executive Marc Elrich
Read moreThe latest Covid-19 surge has prompted Montgomery County officials to start thinking about reinforcing mask policies. County Executive Marc Elrich
Read moreThe Maryland State Board of Education voted this Tuesday to end the mask mandate in Maryland Public Schools by next
Read moreBack again with another edition of the Pawcast, co-hosts Mandy Sanidad (he/they) and Lauren Ambe (they/she) talk with guest speakers
Read moreEarlier today, Governor Larry Hogan asked the Maryland State Board of Education (MDBE) to rescind its school mask policy. After
Read more2 – number of weeks until the next three-day weekend. This week and next week will be five-day weeks, with
Read moreOn Jan. 19th MCPS sent out a press release updating teachers and MCPS staff on wages. Due to COVID, many
Read moreThe Covid-19 virus has taken the world by storm, closing down services such as restaurants and theaters, filling people with
Read moreI love it at school right now. Nothing like walking into the hallways and breathing in a thick scent of
Read moreSince the pandemic started, you would think more people have decided to become more compassionate to “essential workers;” This is
Read moreOn Jan. 18, MCPS sent out a community message informing MCPS students and families that 16 schools will be entering
Read moreBlake is coordinating a series of county-wide protests with other MCPS schools in favor of stricter COVID-19 guidelines. Those who
Read moreAfter suffering a long and boring time stuck at home, things are finally starting to open up again. However, now
Read moreMontgomery County’s mask mandate inside public buildings will continue until Jan. 31 at the earliest, due to a vote taken
Read more11 schools in MCPS shifted to virtual learning Although 126 schools of Montgomery County have passed the 5% threshold, that
Read moreA mere 2 weeks ago, students across MCPS were told that after they reached a 5% positive COVID-18 rate, their
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