Maryland has been known for its infamous weather that seems to change drastically day to day. Â This past winter has been no different. With all of the unusually warm days throughout the winter season, people were beginning to wonder what happened to Maryland’s normal amount of snow. Then […]
On March 8, Mt. Hebron Student Government Association (SGA) held a blood drive in partnership with the Chesapeake and Ohio region of the American Red Cross. The Red Cross works to prevent human suffering through the support of volunteers and donors. They seek people who are able to […]
On March 3, Nintendo released a brand new gaming system called the Nintendo Switch. With an all new design and a groundbreaking new way to play classic games, this product flew off of the shelves in a matter of days, causing Nintendo to double their production of the […]
In today’s world, the role of the media has been quickly changing. Within the first few days of Donald Trump’s presidency, the nation learned that there is a need for strong professional journalists to help spread real news. Any time news is published that contradicts President Trump’s beliefs, […]
English and Speech teacher Ms. Lisa Vitali assigned her speech students to write a poem with a partner. “At a county staff development day, a River Hill teacher presented an idea to write shared poems for literary characters. After, she shared a video of Phil Kaye and Sarah […]
In honor of Black History Month, Mt. Hebron hosted Dr. Keisha McIntosh Allen on Feb. 15 in a unique Viking Time seminar to discuss race, culture and identity with all of Mt. Hebron’s community. Dr. Allen earned a doctorate of Education in Urban and Multicultural Education from Teachers […]
