The click of Principal Cindy Hanlon’s heels as she confidently moves through the hallways is becoming a familiar and identifiable sound to teachers and students, as they get to know her better beyond...
At the end of the day, staff thrusts free take home meals into the hands of students headed for buses and cars. In fact, every meal is free.
Frederick County Public Schools are currently serving free...
The team stands staggered in their playing positions ready to spike the ball across the net. The audience was limited to parents and faces covered with masks. The volleyball season in 2021 is looking a...
Like other pandemic activities, returning books and materials isn't easy during an all-virtual first semester. But when giving is part of the process, and helping out the community by bringing bags of...
by Emily McNally, Managing Editor
• December 18, 2020
I remember the excitement of waking up to see schools are closed because of the snow. And I remember trying to add luck to canceling school the night before.
December Forecast: Chance of snow, ice...
by Rachel McCoy, Managing Editor
• November 5, 2020
In the jar of our lives with limited time, are the rocks your priority or are the little beans eating up your time? This strange year has really shown what is most important in life, like family, friends,...
In the early months of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has ruined the lives of those all over the world. The virus has closed down stores, businesses, schools, and many public facilities. If you think we...
**This is Part I of a series of stories featuring the African American experience in a suburban Maryland high school.
As African American students in a predominantly Caucasian school, there are multitude...
Can you spell “Scherenschnitte” (the German art of cutting paper with scissors)? If you are a member of the winning spelling teams, NEHS and Academic teams, maybe!
On February 27, the NEHS held...
