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 Montgomery County Board of Education voted 5-3 against financial literacy course requirements for high school students, on Tuesday. Proposed
Read moreStarting with the class of 2025, the health requirement will change from half a credit to one full credit. This
Read more5: Days until Kendrick Lamar’s double album “Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers.” 7: MCPS plans to implement 24 electric
Read moreIf NEC Spirit Week proved anything, it’s that if there’s one Blake has, it’s school pride! The week of April
Read moreThe MCPS School Resource Officer (SRO) program has been a hot topic of debate over the past couple of years.
Read more3- the number of NEC schools participating in a countywide spirit week! Starting today and ending Friday, Blake, Springbrook, and
Read moreYesterday evening, Arvin Kim was elected as the 2022-2023 Student Member of the Board. The voting was particularly close, as
Read more38 days until the last day for seniors The last day for MCPS seniors is May 27! Just a lil
Read moreAttention, Bengals! On Wednesday, April 20, 2022, Student Member of the Board (SMOB) elections will be taking place in your
Read moreAttention Bengals in student advocacy: Filing for Montgomery County Regional Student Government Association (MCR-SGA) Officer Election is now open! If
Read moreOn April 5 the NACAC is hosting a college fair at the Maryland SoccerPlex from 11:00am-12:30pm. At the fair you’ll
Read moreWe talked to Blake’s student body to gauge how students are really feeling about MCPS’ decision to end the mask
Read more1- month until Spring break begins in April! Just a little longer until our week long break, so hang in
Read moreA study by the Maryland Department of the Environment found that 15.3% of water in Maryland schools showed high levels
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