The Coronavirus, a disease outbreak that has found its way around the world over the past month, has risen to a global death toll of over 3,000. Continue reading Coronavirus preventing, interfering with international travel, communication
The coronavirus is sweeping the globe, though at a slower rate than the rumors and talk that surround it. Continue reading Coronavirus takes toll on American life
As the temperature rises so does the excitement as we approach the Be T.R.U.E. 5K run/walk and Wellness Day event on March 21.
Continue reading Be T.R.U.E. 5 kilometer race honors Samuel Williams
This school has a wide variety of Honor Societies available for students to join such as the National Honors Society, National Chinese Honors Society, Latin National Honors Society and more Continue reading Honors societies open for student membership
Which is more important: equality or recognition? Continue reading Students, staff discuss future of wearing regalia at graduation ceremony
Students who exceed expectations and constantly try their hardest get acknowledged as a Patriot of the Month. Continue reading Outstanding students deemed Patriots of the Month
The Hispanic Student Union (HSU) held its fifth meeting on Mar. 4, during which they discussed their plans for the club and engaged in bonding activities to further unite union members. Continue reading HSU members enjoy aspects of Hispanic culture
Eliza Scidmore was the first person to suggest that Cherry Blossoms be planted in 1885. Continue reading This Day in History: First cherry blossoms planted
For hundreds of years, the Irish have celebrated St. Patrick’s Day on Mar. 17 to commemorate the death of St. Patrick, who was said to have brought Christianity to Ireland. Continue reading Saint Patrick’s Day births from escaping slavery in Ireland, now widely celebrated
On Mar. 5 through Mar. 7, the MPSSAA Wrestling State Tournament took place at the Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro. Continue reading Gong wins first girls’ state wrestling championship
