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 […]
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 […]
With online learning, most students have barely set foot in Mt. Hebron since March, but the school is still far from empty. Many staff members have returned under strict safety procedures, whether for space, focus or necessity. They must sign in and out of the building with a […]
The 2020 Major League Baseball (MLB) season has been widely controversial due to its implementation of new experimental rules. The changes have been perceived differently by fans across the country with no exception to Mt. Hebron’s own student body. When the coronavirus was first declared a pandemic on […]
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to surge on, the music program at Mt. Hebron has started to look and sound a little different. While some subjects may have a smoother transition into virtual learning than others, student musicians have had a harder time coping with the virtual environment. […]
The beginning of the 2020-2021 school year has been like no other with students participating in virtual learning in response to Covid-19. While students are not able to attend a physical classroom, several administrators have been balancing a new work schedule of virtual meetings and activities inside of […]
