Megan Wilhelm will be traveling to Brigham Young University in Rexburg, Idaho. She made her choice because "it's run by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, which is the church I belong to......
You're scrolling through your news feed. You 'like' your cousin's prom picture. You 'love' your mom's status about how proud she is of her kids. You even go out of your way to read the article your best...
With the learning environment directed towards more BYOD technology, school systems are emphasizing lowering printing costs, which helps the budget and the environment. Many teachers and students, however,...
Review sessions for the AP European History exam start Wednesday, March 2nd. The sessions will run from 6:30 am to 7:15 am. Calendars are available in Mr. Burch's room, as well as on Google drive.
Congratulations...
Over the summer, the Board of Education was carefully finalizing the school budget.
The outcome was 80 fewer teachers at the 61 schools across Frederick County. The Board of Education voted in favor...
On Monday, May 4th, social studies teacher Mr. Tony Miller learned that he was selected by FCPS to receive the Charles E. Tressler Distinguished Teaching Award, sponsored by Hood College.
Named for...
On May 4, the marching band made its way through the hallways down to Mr. Tony Miller's room with a big surprise. Deputy Superintendent Dr. Michael Markoe presented Tony Miller with the Charles. E. Tressler Distinguished...
As a high school student, not only is there pressure to succeed in classes, but to actually choose what classes you want to take. After all, most FCPS students will have taken 32 classes throughout their high...
Dual Enrollment classes are new to LHS in 2015-20106 and have many benefits. Although AP classes may be more familiar, they are equally beneficial. Students and parents will need to weigh the options carefully.
Benefits...
