On Feb. 8, HCPSS Interim Superintendent Michael J. Martirano made the decision for the four snow days to be made up partly during spring break. Students and staff will have normal school days on Apr. 4, 5 and 6 and a half-day on May 18. This change has […]
This year’s Hebron for Hope Pep Rally was unlike any other. This pep rally was dedicated to Jude Jawhar, a graduate from Mt. Hebron who passed away due to cancer. SGA sponsor Ms. Angela Sugg and SGA president Steven Jin gave a speech at the beginning of the […]
The Mountain’s former staff writer Kevin Mertz and editors Steven Mertz and Paige Vane (MTH Class of 2011) contributed the following in memory of their friend and colleague, former staff writer Nick Mburu (MTH Class of 2011), who passed away on Jan. 7, 2018. Two weeks ago, the […]
The 2017 Spirit Week was a success, and many students throughout all grades showed their school spirit,especially on color day. Underclassmen stepped up as they challenged the seniors and juniors for points. This year there was a twist in the Spirit Week standings, with the sophomores getting third […]
When Columbus famously (or infamously) sailed the ocean blue in 1492, he was celebrated for his supposed courage and bravery. Five hundred and twenty-five years later, thousands of Americans still praise his voyage to the “New World,” with the second Monday of October being hailed as Columbus Day, […]
With the start of the fall season comes the returns and premieres of new and old shows. One popular show that is returning for its second season is ABC’s “Designated Survivor.” This drama features Tom Kirkman, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and the “designated survivor” during […]
