News Briefs
Short news stories from April 8, 2019 Continue reading News Briefs
Billingsley shoots for elite hockey career
You might’ve seen him on the ice representing the Patriots: now he plans to stay on the ice way beyond high school. Continue reading Billingsley shoots for elite hockey career
Controversy over freedom of speech in school newspapers resurfaces
“When you are on the side of free speech you will never lose,” Kathi Duffel said. Continue reading Controversy over freedom of speech in school newspapers resurfaces
MCPS Board of Education meeting allocates funding to schools; attempts to address issues
A Board of Education meeting on Apr. 29 discussed funding for MCPS. Continue reading MCPS Board of Education meeting allocates funding to schools; attempts to address issues
Senior Picnic allows students to gather for food, games, fun before graduating
The senior picnic is the event that marks the end of a high school era, run by Senior Planning. Continue reading Senior Picnic allows students to gather for food, games, fun before graduating
Quiz Bowl outsmarts competition at National History Bee and Bowl
Most students would not spend their weekend learning about history recreationally, but Quiz Bowl kids are not those kind of kids. Continue reading Quiz Bowl outsmarts competition at National History Bee and Bowl
Youth and Government club starts off on the right foot
Sophomores Christina Liu and Ellie Esterowitz successfully start a new club, giving a voice to students interested in politics. Continue reading Youth and Government club starts off on the right foot
Quill & Scroll welcomes 31 new members
The induction ceremony into the Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society took place on May 16. Continue reading Quill & Scroll welcomes 31 new members
