On Nov. 2, Mt. Hebron hosted its first ever TEDx event, “Mt Hebron High Women,” organized by a group of students. Students were given the opportunity to sign up to listen to the TEDx talks. It was open to all students, but only the first 100 were chosen […]
On Oct. 26, Dr. Michael Martirano, Interim Superintendent for the Howard County Public School System, invited two journalism students and their advisers from every Howard County high school to join him at the Central Office for a media briefing. “This opportunity, to directly engage with the interim […]
The United States and surrounding areas have been hit by three intense hurricanes — Harvey, Irma and Maria — with over forty inches of rain and winds at a peak of 130 mph. Hundreds of thousands of people have lost their homes to the storm, and it will […]
With the start of the fall season comes the returns and premieres of new and old shows. One popular show that is returning for its second season is ABC’s “Designated Survivor.” This drama features Tom Kirkman, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and the “designated survivor” during […]
Ms. Farah Jawhar: Ms. Jawhar first came to Mt. Hebron as a student and has returned to teach as part of the Math department. “I’m so excited to be back at Hebron, but as a staff member this time around,” Ms. Jawhar said. “I’m really looking forward to […]
This fall, Mt. Hebron welcomed Dr. Joelle Miller as the new principal, following Dr. Drew Cockley, who is now Principal of Bonnie Branch Middle School. In 2015, Dr. Miller left Centennial High School, where she served as Assistant Principal, and transferred to Clarksville Middle School as Principal. She […]
