The greatest challenge has been to face ourselves and our emotions while alone in quarantine. For English 101 students, the examination of "aloneness" became a semester-long quest to understand a single...
Fear due to the color of your skin should not have to happen in 2020.
When the Black Lives Matter protests erupted in spring of 2020, it was shocking to see just how many Americans were unaware of the...
For the past 31 years, FCPS has been holding the “Annual MLK Celebration.” The celebration was put in place to recognize kind, courageous and caring students. One student from each school in the county...
COVID-19 has caused Broadway to go dark and virtually all plays to stop production. During this time when the only drama is the lack of drama, English teacher Damon Norko is bringing theater back to a...
With school online, students sleep later each day, as there are no big yellow school buses waiting for them in the mornings. Although the cold dark mornings and unappealing lunches are gone, life...
Remember when a mask used to be a refreshing skin treatment, a scary Halloween costume, or a Mardi Gras party accessory?
Before March 2020, no one would be likely to wear them in public. Some people...
On Tuesday, February 25, the National English Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta took a field trip to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum and the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.
Braden...
On any given PREP day, 5 - 10 students are busy with an iron, three sewing machines and a variety of donated fabrics, scissors, pins and supplies to sew items for charity. The Sewtherapy club mees in...
The second annual Writer's Week, held November 11-14, brought students from all classes together to participate in a variety of writing and English-related activities.
Organized by Linganore's chapter...
Imagine a world with nothing but needles, loud machines, and beeping for days on end with a medical routine that would drive any person stir-crazy. This is the reality for many children and teens who suffer...
