Every year, Frederick County students have the opportunity to vote for the following school year’s Student Member of the Board of Education (SMOB).
Despite its importance, SMOB is a position many...
by Alexa Waser, Editor-in-Chief
• February 4, 2023
On February 1, Senior Anna Quackenbush signed her national letter of intent to St. Francis University. She will be running track and cross country at the Division l school next fall.
Quackenbush...
by Madeline Hull, Editor In Chief
• October 28, 2021
The month of October includes a flurry of pink events to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Two years ago in October 2019, Varsity and JV girls field hockey packed their jerseys away and wore hand-made...
Before Covid-19, fundraising looked like gatherings around big tables with posters and decorations that support a cause. Think about Boy Scouts selling popcorn at the entrance of a grocery store.
Non-profit...
Science got into the Christmas spirit during lunch in Mrs. Beth Ericsson's AP Biology class on December 22. The holiday party started with students setting out treats and food from home. Students brought...
On Fridays, expect to get a "high-five" if you see Connor Cunnane.
Member of the Class of 2022, Connor Cunnane participates in the swim team, unified track, Student Government Association, and the...
On November 23, student leaders from all around the state traveled to Perry Hall High School for the Maryland Association of Student Councils Fall Leadership Conference. The theme for this conference,...
On November 23, members of the Key Club volunteered at the annual pancake breakfast, hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Mount Airy. The breakfast was held at the Calvary United Methodist Church from 7-11 a.m.
Members...
With 19 days left in their school year, the senior Student Government Association members are busy with graduation preparation. These seniors hold many responsibilities and work hard to make sure the senior...
Our first semester of 2018-2019 is finally done! Class of 2022 made it out alive and are heading to their second semester looking forward to learning experiences. As freshmen, they have transitioned from...
