This year, 19 new staff members have joined Mt. Hebron. Eight of the new staff members are teachers and four are administrative staff. Suzanne Aubin: English: Reading 9, Reading 10, and English 11 Honors How do you like your eggs? “I don’t like eggs or cheese. […]
With the start of this year’s football season, a certain excitement surrounds the JV football program as a new face has joined the team: freshman Moreen Hanna. Hanna plays positions on both offensive and defensive sides of the ball, lining up at tight end on offense and playing […]
National Suicide Prevention Week, from Sept. 9 to 15, is a week to inform communities across the country about the identifying signs of suicidal behavior. The goal is not only to talk to the public, but also to help those who need support and guidance. Mt. Hebron High […]
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 May 24, four 18-year-old students from Glenelg High School were charged with hate crimes, after having vandalizing the walls, streets and sidewalks of the school. This graffiti included homophobic slurs, swastikas and racial slurs, including one that targeted the school’s African-American principal, Mr. David Burton. Video surveillance […]
