In 2016, Old Ellicott City was destroyed by a flood that left the historic town in ruins. Less than two years later, on May 27, 2018, Old Ellicott City was faced with the tragedy of another flood that devastated the shops, homes and livelihoods of many citizens. The […]
On May 19th through the 21st, Mt. Hebron’s National Economics Challenge teams received 2nd and 3rd place in the National Championship in New York City. The Adam Smith Division, consisting of seniors Steven Jin, Jennifer Jung, Samuel Nitkin and junior Ryan Jung, placed 2nd in the university-level division. […]
On April 18, students across Howard County voted for the 2018-2019 Student Member of the Board (SMOB). After all the ballots had been tallied, the winner of the election was River Hill junior Ambika Siddabathula. Siddabathula ran on a platform of “student representation and involvement, communication between students […]
Starting July 1, New York will be the first state to require that mental health is taught in the curriculum of health classes in all elementary, middle and high schools. The updated curriculum will cover many areas of mental health in an effort to increase the likelihood that […]
At Mt. Hebron High School, students gathered to hear speakers talk about gun control and safety in schools. One month after the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, students across the nation took action against gun violence and walked out of their schools […]
The Millionaire’s Club hosted a luncheon seminar on Jan. 18 that featured students of University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business and New York University’s Stern School of Business. Mt. Hebron alumni David Niezelski, Nick Suri and Carmen Bodziak, along with Smith School senior Kyle Brown, answered questions […]
