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Engineering: An Elective for Everyone

December 13, 2023December 13, 2023 Jose Morales Rivera class registration, education, electives, Engineering, Jose Morales Rivera, Technology

Welcome! Are you wondering what electives to take next year? Let me tell you about Engineering/Technology Education. These classes are

The Eclectic Mr. Cain

November 13, 2023November 13, 2023 Andy Alomoto Andy Alomoto, education, History, Mr. Cain, teaching

In the upstairs E hallway, just south of the library, lies a seemingly dormant room, which is easily missable and

Montgomery County Vetoes “Opt-Out” Policy for LGBTQ Literature

September 26, 2023September 26, 2023 Taylor Lindsley Curriculum, education, Equity, LGBTQ+, MCPS, Taylor Lindsley

On August 24th, the US District Court for the District of Maryland issued a decision that denies the opportunity for

Ms. Snead Starts Making Her Mark at Blake

September 21, 2023September 21, 2023 Josephine Andoh Accountability, Blake, Blake Community, education, Josephine Andoh, Mr. Edwards, Ms. Snead, New staff, principal, safety, School Safety, security, staff, students

As everyone knows, there’s a new principal at Blake High School who’s trying to improve the student experience. Ms. Shanay

Stats & Stripes Weekly Content

Stats and Stripes 2/21

February 22, 2022February 22, 2022 Former Staff Member 0 Comments COVID-19, education, Indira Kar, law, masks, MCPS

2nd – Maryland’s ranking in terms of most educated state Maryland ranks as the second most educated state in the

Should Students Take a Gap Year?

March 4, 2021March 4, 2021 Former Staff Member education, gap year, intership

When high school is done and it’s time for the next step, there are a lot of options for students

The Bengal Angle Ep. 6: It’s. . . Complicated

April 30, 2020April 30, 2020 Former Staff Member education, Egan Eteffa, Government, Jude Souazoube, law enforcement, Pawcast, Race, The Bengal Angle

In this month’s episode, co-hosts Egan and Jude discuss and reflect on different exemplars of authority in our lives and

New class shines light on equality

October 17, 2018January 21, 2022 Former Staff Member 0 Comments Blake High School, education, Egan, Equity, Features, New class, Sociology, The Blake Beat

New sociology-based Equity in Education course taught by NSL Government teacher Deb Delavan helps students recognize problems within today’s school