Turning the tassel somewhere new: graduation venue shift marks major change Natalie Pak, managing editor emeritus May 12, 2026
A change in theme, a show of strength: How SGA reimagined Spring Project Natalie Pak, managing editor March 26, 2026
Teaching through turmoil: Teachers respond to unprecedented start of semester Natalie Pak, managing editor March 6, 2026
The 6-7 Epidemic: MCPS celebrates 67th day of school Pragna Pothakamuri and Natalie Pak January 15, 2026
NHS welcomes new members with annual induction ceremony Natalie Pak, managing editor November 19, 2025
Looking back, looking forward: new counseling head Maureen Ponce plans for the future Natalie Pak, managing editor September 19, 2025
Behind the scenes: How administration planned for senior graduation Natalie Pak, managing editor June 10, 2025
Read what they don’t want you to read: dissections of prejudice in American history Natalie Pak, arts editor April 8, 2025
Read what they don’t want you to read: Three books to explore in wake of imminent ban Natalie Pak, arts editor February 19, 2025
Annual Celebrate the Arts assemblies showcase talents of arts department Natalie Pak, arts editor January 15, 2025
Indoor color guard springs into winter season; indoor percussion begins weekly lessons Natalie Pak, arts editor December 17, 2024
Overwhelmingly overcrowded: consequences of new bus distributions Natalie Pak, arts editor October 25, 2024
Two theater shows will debut in newly revamped auditorium Natalie Pak, arts editor September 13, 2024
Harmful effects of body positivity: the correlation between beauty and self worth Natalie Pak, staff writer March 30, 2024
America’s new normal: Becoming desensitized to gun violence in media Natalie Pak, staff writer February 13, 2024
Wrestling with gender: the struggles of females both on, off the mat Natalie Pak, staff writer December 20, 2023
Creativity’s bleak future: dire consequences of the writers strike, ramifications of AI Natalie Pak, staff writer December 12, 2023
![Statistics teacher Michelle George and senior Charlotte Chang perform the 6-7 hand motion. On Tuesday, Dec. 9, MCPS celebrated the 67th day of the school year, showcasing the trend's impact to students and staff in our county. "We should be responsive to our students and ensure that we are a place of belonging in all aspects – even if [it’s as simple as] celebrating the 67th day of school to have fun with a trend,” Dr. Jamila Walker, principal of Pine Crest Elementary School, said.](https://woottoncommonsense.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/bdcV8172XX6Lo5u70yWgN9lyn7cNy7vp4GNjdE9u-1200x938.jpg)
