Trumpβs 100 Days: An Unprecedented Presidency
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Trump Tears Down the Department of Education
As Donald Trump embarks on his second term in the White House, his presidency has been marked by intense political
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President Donald Trump: The Information on the Inauguration
Donald Trump, the 47th president of the United States officially entered office yesterday. His Vice President, JD Vance, also took
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What Happens Behind the Scenes of Eubie TV?
Youβve probably heard of EubieTV, the live Blake news source that is led by Mrs. Emory and Mrs. Wilbur and
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Israel v. Palestine: Business Boycott Breakdown
If you donβt know what is currently happening between Israelis and Palestinians, check out this article. The two groups are
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MCPS new school safety plan
MCPS published its public safety announcement and mentioned the idea of having Increased security staffing, new bathroom construction, and safety
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MCPS Changes School Calendar
On Feb. 24, Superintendent Monifa McKnight, sent out a community message to inform MCPS on the updated school calendar. These
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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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MCPS Develops and Adds LGBTQ and Disability History To Curriculum
Going into the 2020-2021 school year, MCPS will add a new LGBT and Disability History Course to its class catalog.
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Governor Declares State of Emergency After First Coronavirus Cases Confirmed in Maryland
Governor Larry Hogan confirmed three cases of COVID19 in Montgomery County March 5, declaring a state of emergency.Β The term
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A Giant Leap for Womankind: Reflecting on Life, Legacy of Katherine Johnson
As we eclipse Black History Month and focus our attention on memorializing the myriad women who have shaped history, let
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An Update on the Impeachment Trial: What Happened Before, While and After the Senate Voted to Acquit President Trump
The Senate voted to acquit President Trump 52-48 on the abuse of power article and 53-47 on the obstruction of
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Theater Program to Promote Opportunities for People with Mental Disabilities
Glenelg Country School sophomore Hannah Quigley started Pals In Production (PIP), a theatre program in an effort to promote friendship
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