Hereford is proud to announce that Glen Wischhusen  is now part of the Special Education department staff. This school year is his first year at Hereford High School, and first year teaching after he recently  c […]

The absence of a normal 2020-2021 school year posed a major morale issue within the student body. School spirit was lost, and it was a difficult time to connect with others. However, newly elected class […]

Bull Run returns after year’s absence   

Following last year’s cancellation of one of the nation’s three most challenging cross-country courses, the Bull Run was back in full swing on Saturday, September […]

Mrs. Michelle Baylor is an expert teacher with over 27 years of experience teaching in the Baltimore area.  

Baylor gained a lot of experience and perspective having taught at various schools around the county, […]

Mr. Jeff Walters is joining the Hereford staff this year as a new History teacher.

When Walters first went to college, he planned to go down the path of music because of his experience in singing, but he did […]

As a full-time teacher, mom of four kids, and doctorate student, Brocha Siff is constantly doing something. When she is not busy preparing lesson plans or running after her children, Mrs. Siff enjoys reading, […]

Ms. Catherine Schene is no stranger to Baltimore County Public Schools, having worked in the school system for 17 years, including 15 at Franklin Middle School. Schene ended up at Hereford because of Science […]

Students are finally back in person. Teachers get to see their students’ eyes and foreheads, the familiar haunting bell is heard, and sports are back. Although many club sports teams still had practice and games t […]

Following the retirement of Terese Trebilcock and the promotion of Nicole Maffei, the Bulls’ Social Studies team found new and exciting teachers to fill their vacancies. One such figure is Randal Smith, who j […]

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Paw Paw Bends is a six-mile trail that includes a long tunnel leading to a small waterfall, amazing views of the Potomac River, and a scenic hiking route that includes small plaques with historical information t […]

Baltimore County students have already lost half of their normal 2020-2021 school year. To resume an in-person education, there will be strict regulations that must be taken to ensure the safety of all.

The CDC […]

2020 is coming to a close and some students still feel misrepresented with the events that have transpired in the last few months, and rightfully so. With schools likely going online the rest of the year, sports […]

Covid-19 has brought many hardships, but it’s time to start focusing on some of the positives, relationships being one of them. The Covid-19 pandemic has reshaped our personal relationships in unpredicted ways, f […]

Joe Biden has reached 270 electoral college votes to win the election this year and is beginning to prepare to take office in January with Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris. However, President Donald Trump is […]

With the race to create a vaccine for Covid-19 still going on, Pfizer, an American pharmaceutical corporation, has made major advancements in creating a vaccine which could come out as early as late Dec. […]

While many departments have been altered by the challenges of virtual learning, physical education classes face some of the most abrupt changes. This is especially true with weight training courses, w […]