The colors of the leaves are not the only things changing this fall; there will also be new changes to the PSAT. On Oct. 14, students across the country will be taking the new PSAT. The test is redesigned to mimic the new SAT, which is set to drop […]
As Mt. Hebron embarks on a new academic year, it is clear to see that the students in the Class of 2019 are not the only ones new to the school this year. Many new teachers and other administrators have joined the Mt. Hebron staff, most notably Principal Andrew […]
Mt. Hebron 2015 alum Jake Lamparella recently joined the ranks of the swimming elite. Lamparella is one of the 756 individuals selected to compete in the Olympic Trials, an event in which the best athletes from around the country vie for a chance to represent the United States at […]
On July 7, the Mt. Hebron community received an email from Principal Scott Ruehl with a huge announcement. The message declared that effective July 20, Mr. Ruehl would be leaving Mt. Hebron for a position at the Board of Education as the Director of Leadership Development. This is a […]
The Howard County Poetry and Literature Society, also known as HoCoPoLitSo, awarded juniors Tomas Paral and Casey Kindall with book prizes in its annual writing contest. The students were among several from English teacher Ms. Amy Comberiate’s third period Advanced Composition class who entered their best works in the […]
On Feb. 7, the Parents of African American Students organization (PAAS) hosted a private viewing of the movie “Selma” at the AMC Columbia 14 Theater in honor of Black History Month. “Selma,” which was directed by Ava DuVernay and stars David Oyelowo as Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., […]
