Last year, on March 13, students were sent home for two weeks to reduce the spread of an unknown virus. Those two weeks turned into a month, and while everyone still held on to hope of going back to school, it did not happen. After months they have […]
As the new year began, the Chesapeake Bay received a D+ grade on the 2020 biennial health report, largely due to a drop in striped bass (also known as rockfish) populations. The last time the bay was evaluated was in 2018 when it first scored a D+. In […]
On Wednesday, December 16 at 7 pm, Mount Hebron’s fine arts teachers are holding a virtual art open house on Zoom for students to showcase any type of the related arts including art, photography, dance, theater, choir, orchestra, guitar, and ensemble. The open house is intended to show […]
As a nation, people are seeing the closings of several businesses in the past year. Towards the beginning of the pandemic, the concern lay on the present issues, such as the major breakouts which continued for some time. However, the long term effects of quarantine were not as […]
This year, spirit week was held virtually. Students submitted pictures of their costumed looks to the Mt. Hebron Student Government Association (SGA) Instagram page. Check out all of the great outfits for pajama day, theme day, movie day, USA day, and color day! The seniors took their last […]
On Election Day, many seniors get the chance to cast their very first vote in a national election. This year, the presidential ballot consists of incumbent Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Students born in September through early November of 2002 will have the privilege to finally be able […]
