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Davi Jacobs, Editor in Chief

Davi Jacobs is a senior and has been actively contributing to The Tide since her freshman year. In addition to reading and writing, she likes exercising and being outdoors, listening to podcasts, volunteering and traveling. She hopes to continue The Tide's legacy this year while also bringing new ideas to the table.

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Campos practices catching passes at JV practice.

Campos tackles gender norms

November 18, 2022
Photo of the Day: Town Center hosts annual Taiwanese Food and Boba Festival

Photo of the Day: Town Center hosts annual Taiwanese Food and Boba Festival

September 29, 2022
Pet Show and Tell

Pet Show and Tell

May 26, 2022
When students walked into math teacher Mr. Wainwrights classroom today, they were greeted by his adorable, six-year-old daughter Piper. Piper enthusiastically claimed, NO math allowed, and enrolled her audience in Magic Academy. Her effervescent and precious persona provided a much needed break to the Calculus students.

Photo of the Day: Bring your kids to work day brings smiles to stressed students

April 29, 2022
While high school relationships are often perceived as frivolous and fun, there is a dark side to them that is often overlooked.

Red flags: identifying toxic relationships before it’s too late

April 26, 2022
Although students have a lot to balance, many still make it a priority to get some physical activity in their day.

[Photo] Students make room for fitness

April 19, 2022
Art teacher Michael McDermott holds the high school graduation photo of Katherine, surrounded by the artwork his students produced.

An extra placemat: art teacher reflects on adopting an at-risk student

April 5, 2022
Students in Mr. Wainwrights classroom like to draw and write messages on both of his white boards. One message advertises an RM Craft Fair (organized by the sophomore SGA) the week after spring break for students to sell their crafty merch or take art commissions. Freshman Elli Jacobs, an avid crocheter, is excited. I think it would be really cool to sell some of the things Ive made on mainstreet. Each project takes me a while so Im not sure how many I would be able to make, but I will probably make little mushrooms and stuff, she said.

Photo of the Day: RM creatives advertise Craft Fair

March 25, 2022
Compostology founders Angelina Xu and Advika Agarwal are dedicated to fostering a community passionate about food recovery and composting to make an impact on the climate change crisis.

Compostology: saving the planet one trash bin at a time

February 8, 2022
My temporary habitat, featuring comfy chair and tray, last week.

Thoughts in quarantine

January 18, 2022
All MCPS students must receive two credits of their chosen foreign language to graduate. This requirement is not a big deal for some students who have had good experiences in their foreign language classes but others find themselves struggling to keep up with their language after learning virtually last year or have put an end to their language learning after obtaining the necessary amount of credits.

To continue, or put an end to, foreign language learning

January 11, 2022
Students and staff share their favorite moments

Students and staff share their favorite moments

December 23, 2021

RM Community commemorates Mental Health Awareness Week

December 14, 2021
Last month, teachers received a tech upgrade to their classroom-a new Promethean board. Chemistry teacher Michael Ashmead (pictured standing in front of the board) uses this board to demonstrate the steps for solving complex chemistry problems to his students. Junior and AP chemistry student Rayan Molkara appreciates the helpful addition. “Personally, I do benefit from the content being drawn out, especially since we are required to replicate exactly what Mr. Ashmead does,” Molkara said. “Seeing him write out the steps is helpful.”

Photo of the Day: Teachers get a tech upgrade

December 10, 2021
An annual tradition, Tide Gives Thanks gives students the opportunity to share what they are thankful for in spirit of Thanksgiving

Tide Gives Thanks

December 3, 2021
Whenever chemistry teacher Michael Ashmead reveals some aspect of his life, he always manages to astound his students with just how much cooler his life is compared to the average person’s. Ashmead serves as a role model for his students and inspires them to achieve their goals, regardless of how unattainable they may seem.

Weapons specialist turned high school chemistry teacher

December 2, 2021

Tide Takes: Screen Time

November 29, 2021
Students in english language and literature class discuss their among themselves. Rocket Refresh allows students to catch up on work and get clarification on challenging topics.

RM unrolls Rocket Refresh and new advisory schedule

November 15, 2021
Through hard work and effort RM’s South Asian Student Association (SASA) successfully threw a cultural fair on Friday, November 5th. Students learned about South Asian culture, watched singing and dancing performances put on by the South Asian A Capella group (SAA) and Club Natya and were able to get henna drawn on their hand from SASA members. Senior Deepa Kaur, pictured above, was one of the henna artists. “The turn out was much larger than I expected but it was great!” Kaur said. “I tried to finish a design in about a minute so everyone that wanted henna could get some and I had the help of 2 other ladies who did an amazing job.”

Photo of the Day: South Asian Student Association throws cultural fair

November 8, 2021
People around the world are infatuated with bubble tea, and with good reason too. Staff and students at RM contribute to the international boba sensation.

[Photo] RM staff and students obsess over bubble tea

October 31, 2021
Here are several newly founded clubs you can join. They range from myrmecology club to fanfiction writing!

The start of the school year brings new clubs for students

October 1, 2021
With his guitar out and ready, senior Patrick Kim attempts to recruit students to join the RM Rock & Metal Club (RM-RM) along with two of his friends. This club is where we can get together, listen to fun music, try to learn it together and have fun, Kim said. (Davi Jacobs)

Photo of the Day: RM Rock & Metal Club recruits new members.

September 28, 2021
For almost a century, the relationship between Palestine and Israel has been marked by political conflict, violent land seizures, and religious clash.

A Historical Background of What Has Transpired Between Israel and Palestine

June 3, 2021
The MCASAC staff celebrated the hard work of their dedicated volunteers during volunteer appreciation week last month.

Adapting to a global pandemic by adopting a furry friend

May 18, 2021
Gas pump at Shell gas station in Rockville is out of fuel.

Southeast faces oil shortage

May 15, 2021
To help families struggling to put food on the table, nonprofit organizations are providing weekly food distributions to the community.

MCPS food distribution hubs provide assistance to families in need

April 15, 2021
The crisis at the border is rapidly growing as facilities are being overpacked and families are still being kept apart

The Growing Crisis and Lack of Action on the Southern Border

April 14, 2021
Clemans-Cope (middle holding the bullhorn) protesting at the County Executive Office on March 5.

Sunrise Rockville advocates for county action against climate change

April 13, 2021
While more than 1.5 million Marylanders currently eligible for a vaccine, the federal government is able to provide 10,000 doses per day.

Montgomery County educators receive the COVID-19 vaccine

March 4, 2021
After her harrowing journey through the mental health care system, senior Sophia Bailor is now a strong advocate of mental health care reform.

‘Losing so much showed me how much I still have to be grateful for’: Sophia Bailor recounts her experiences as a trauma survivor

March 2, 2021
Ten MCPS students are in the race to become the 44th student member of the Board of Education (SMOB).

Ten students file as SMOB candidates

February 16, 2021
Anti-Semitic acts have been on the rise in the past few years, fueled in large part by social media.

Anti-Semitism is still on the rise despite lack of media coverage

February 9, 2021
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and State Superintendent of Schools Karen Salmon ordered the shift to hybrid instruction of all local school systems in Maryland to begin no later than March 1.

Governor calls for school reopening to begin by March 1

January 25, 2021
Creating a routine or to do list helps some students stay motivated to get through the day.

Routines bring some normalcy back to life during the pandemic

January 19, 2021
Earlier in April, Montgomery County paused Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine usage due to concerns over blood clots.

Coronavirus vaccine debuts in Maryland

December 14, 2020
Extreme surges in U.S coronavirus cases have companies racing to develop a viable vaccine. Pharmaceutical corporation Pfizer and their German partner BioNTech have recently announced a major Covid-19 vaccine breakthrough. After their initial trials, researchers found that the vaccine is over 90 percent effective. Moderna and AstraZeneca are close behind.

Growing research on COVID-19 vaccine and connection to MCPS reopening

December 10, 2020
A student studies independently for school during the age of COVID-19.

PSAT date change to January

November 30, 2020
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