MCPS Wide Walk Out to Protest COVID-19 Response on Friday
Blake is coordinating a county wide with other MCPS schools in favor of stricter COVID-19 guidelines. Those who wish to
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Behind the Scenes Small Business Spotlight: “fromHannie”
Over quarantine, many people took strides towards starting small businesses. The rise of resin art has taken hold of Tik
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Removing COVID-19 Guidelines When We Need them Most: What Is Holding MCPS Accountable?
A mere 2 weeks ago, students across MCPS were told that after they reached a 5% positive COVID-18 rate, their
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MCPS Disregards 5 % Threshold for The Transition to Virtual Education: The New Evaluation Process
Earlier this week it was revealed that the vast majority of schools in MCPS surpassed the 5% threshold of positive
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The Epic Highs and Lows of Living with Bipolar Disorder
“Bipolar disorder is a neurobiological brain disorder that affects approximately 2.3 million Americans today, or almost 1 percent of the
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Stop Using Crippling Mental Disorders as Trendy Buzzwords
I was sitting in my English class when I heard a group of girls talking very loudly. While I shouldn’t
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504 Plans: Students Need More Access to Accommodations
The 504 plan was created to assist students with disabilities identified under the law, and ensure their academic success. Essentially,
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PETA Pitches for the MLB to Change Animal-ist Baseball Term “Bullpen” to “Arm Barn”
In another gastly attempt to remain relevant, PETA is pitching for Major League Baseball (MLB) to stop using the term
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To Trick or Not to Treat: Should Kids Go Out This Halloween?
The CDC publically encouraged trick or treating this year, but many are still skeptical. Is some stale candy really worth
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Orientation 2021: The Journey from the Laptop to the Blacktop
The annual new student orientation took place on Aug 26, introducing our incoming sophomores and freshmen to the school for
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