Mt. Hebron held a “PJammin” For Kids With Cancer event on Friday, Feb. 15 to support the American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO). Students were encouraged to wear pajamas raise awareness for ACCO. “While no one close to me has ever experienced cancer, I can see the toll that […]
After six years, the television show, Young Justice, is set to return for a long awaited and highly anticipated third season. Young Justice: Outsiders’ first three episodes premiered on DC’s new streaming service, DC Universe, on January 4, 2019. “It is so good,” said Danielle Wendt, a Hebron alum who graduated […]
The United States Disease Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have reported that the 2019 flu shot has been 50% less effective in preventing infection. A flu shot is still recommended to be taken because it might provide some protection against an infection. Sophomore Lydia Scott said, “I […]
On Wednesday, Feb. 6, the National English Honor Society inducted its newest 32 members for the 2019 school year. The National English Honor Society is a membership for students in search of pursuing excellence and building a foundation for success through the core focus of service. These students […]
On Sunday, Jan. 6th, the 76th annual Golden Globes premiered on NBC. The award show recognizes outstanding achievements in film and television. This year’s show was hosted by comedian Andy Samberg and actress Sandra Oh. Before the awards, there was the traditional red carpet show with the stars […]
The Maryland Society for Educational Technology, or MSET, honors leaders and teachers every year for innovative and practical uses of technology in school. This year, two Mt. Hebron teachers, Career Technology Education (CTE) teacher David Lucania and science teacher Christina Rosendorf, have both been nominated for the award. […]
