On March 19, Maryland teachers gathered in Annapolis for the “Rally to Fix Funds” to fight for their right to properly educate their students. Recently, some Maryland teachers found out that they would be receiving a budget cut, which caused the number of students in classes to increase […]
Starting July 1, New York will be the first state to require that mental health is taught in the curriculum of health classes in all elementary, middle and high schools. The updated curriculum will cover many areas of mental health in an effort to increase the likelihood that […]
At Mt. Hebron High School, students gathered to hear speakers talk about gun control and safety in schools. One month after the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, students across the nation took action against gun violence and walked out of their schools […]
On March 10, Mt. Hebron’ science teacher Mr. Daniel Blocklin and his hockey team participated in the Naval Academy Hockey for Heroes tournament raising $2,746 towards wounded veterans organizations. These organizations include the Wounded Warrior Project, USA Warriors Ice Hockey, Truckin 4 Troops and Fisher House Helping Military […]
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 […]
