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 […]
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 […]
Mt. Hebron officially opened a Native Garden in the senior courtyard on Sept. 20. Featuring Maryland flowers, the garden helps promote bee pollination and filter polluted water. Last year, Ms. Heather Cassetta, Mr. Paul Sabota, and Ms. Valerie Wetstone’s GT Biology classes spent most of their class time […]
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently recognized Shannon Cucchiaro, Steven Jin, Daniel Niezelski, and Alex Wu as National Merit Semifinalists. This is a huge accomplishment for these students, who placed in the top one percent in the nation. “I was very proud to be recognized for my academic […]
New security measures have been added to improve safety for the 2017-18 school year here at Mt. Hebron. The new administration, under Principal Joelle Miller, implemented these safety precautions after hearing concerns from teachers about the security of the building. These new changes affect many different areas of […]
Selam Wolday, a senior at Mt. Hebron, recently wrote an essay consisting of only 64 words that ended up winning her a position as a finalist in the 2016 WBFF Fox 45 Martin Luther King, Jr. “Champions of Courage” essay competition. The essay prompt was to write about […]
