The engineering program invited teachers, students and members of the community to submit project ideas for students to create. Of the many projects suggested, students made pill bottle holders, a Little Free […]

On Friday, May 11, counselor Susan Slater was recognized as being the runner up for Advisor of the Year.  These awards are selected by the Baltimore County Association for Counseling and Development, with help f […]

As the year draws to a close, it comes time to prepare for the next. Tuesday, June 5 the officers for the rising sophomore, junior, and senior classes were elected.

Each candidate presented a speech to their […]

As with the end of every year, it is time to say goodbye. For some, this goodbye is permanent but marks the start of a new chapter of their lives. This year, Art teacher Joanne Bare and Counselor Michael Wilson […]

Every year For Our Troops (FOT) members organize multiple events that help support and honor soldiers and those who have given their life for our country. The latest event they organized was the Memorial Day […]

In an attempt to celebrate the hard work and perseverance of their students, AP English teacher Michelle Stachura joined with AP Environmental Science teacher Russel Drylie and AP Calculus teacher Tammy Mundie to […]

Nationwide, Prom has always been a day that students have dreamt about. Most people would consider this as one of the most memorable moments of high school.
The changes the county has recently made prohibit […]

The flowers were starting to bloom, the cold snow was finally melting, and school was coming to an end. I thought nothing could be better. I thought getting my license in May was a dream come true, being able to […]

Scrolling through Instagram, my newsfeed consists of sports highlights, political memes (MAGA), and as of the past three months Fortnite videos; so many Fortnite videos.

Don’t get me wrong, Fortnite is a fun a […]

Fourteen-years-old and terrified of the tryout that awaited me the morning of March 1, 2015, I was a freshman trying out for the varsity lacrosse team. Playing with and against girls four years older, four years […]

On Thursday, April 26 the Spring Concert showcased the concert, chamber orchestra, chorale, and chamber choir. Demonstrating what all the students have accomplished this year, Joe Jira called the concert “one of t […]

Warm weather is approaching, flowers are blossoming, and the nights are getting lighter: spring is in the air. With summer just around the corner, dewy and natural skin is a necessity for the warmer […]

Students joined an estimated 800,000 others from around the world in the March For Our Lives on March 24 in Washington D.C. There were multiple marches across the country, with at least one in each […]

Take a second. Think back on those wonderful, carefree, ordinary afternoons after getting home from elementary school, of going home, relaxing, maybe taking a nap, and then going outside to meet friends for a game […]

Some athletes have grown up with a ball at their feet or a lacrosse stick in their hand, but Hannah O’Brien (’19) has had a horse by her side.

“I live on a horseback farm, so I’ve been riding my whole life,” […]

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The latest victim of this is the Cleveland Indians, who will be removing e. Even if the original purpose of the content in no way was meant to […]