On Sept. 26, it was announced by Howard County Public School System Superintendent, Dr. Michael Martirano, that rather than the system’s healthcare deficit increasing to $50 million as predicted, it only reached $37 million for the close of the 2017-2018 fiscal year. This was $13.5 million less than […]
The Howard County Council has recently decided to tear down 19 buildings on Old Ellicott City’s Main Street to prevent any future flooding from destroying the town. The most recent flood in May of this year destroyed the historic area for the second time in two years. The […]
There are many new clubs that students will have an opportunity to this year, including the Music Appreciation Club, the Junior World Affairs Club and Paws for the Cause. The Junior World Affairs Club is for students who are interested in helping raise money for world crises. The […]
On Sept. 30, a suicide awareness walk was held in memory of Sincere Melvin, a 2018 Mt. Hebron graduate who passed away in mid-July. The walk, which was organized in part by his mother, Lashanda Whaley was arranged through the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) and took […]
On Sept. 25, juniors Shreya Santhanagopalan and Rashi Kejriwal were commended by Academic Career Technical Education (ACTE) Executive Director LeAnn Wilson, Howard County Superintendent Dr. Michael J. Martirano, and Mt. Hebron Principal Dr. Joelle Miller on their winning design of the 2018 ACTE trophy. Every year, ACTE awards […]
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. […]
