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 […]
The Millionaire’s Club hosted a luncheon seminar on Jan. 18 that featured students of University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business and New York University’s Stern School of Business. Mt. Hebron alumni David Niezelski, Nick Suri and Carmen Bodziak, along with Smith School senior Kyle Brown, answered questions […]
California has been known to have terrible wildfires, but over the past couple of months, California has been fighting even worse fires after their hottest summer yet. Recently, Southern California has had fives days straight of fires, reaching large cities such as Los Angles and Ventura. In October, […]
On Oct. 26, President Donald Trump declared a national public health emergency on opioid use. According to the New York Times, of the 64,000 drug overdose deaths in 2016, about one third of them (20,000) are caused by synthetic opioids. Around 68% of the people that overdose on […]
The United States and surrounding areas have been hit by three intense hurricanes — Harvey, Irma and Maria — with over forty inches of rain and winds at a peak of 130 mph. Hundreds of thousands of people have lost their homes to the storm, and it will […]
Ms. Farah Jawhar: Ms. Jawhar first came to Mt. Hebron as a student and has returned to teach as part of the Math department. “I’m so excited to be back at Hebron, but as a staff member this time around,” Ms. Jawhar said. “I’m really looking forward to […]
