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Hannah Lee, News Writer

Hannah Lee is a junior in her third year of writing for The Tide. Besides writing and reading, she enjoys playing violin, listening to music, and walking outside. Something special she finds about writing for The Tide is that she can meet new people through the writing process.

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Richard Montgomerys designated CEO, Corporal Derrick Tibbs, has worked with administration for safety issues beginning in the 2021-2022 school year.

MCPS returns police to schools

June 9, 2022
The Peoples Convoy, a trucker movement protesting vaccine-related restrictions, has been making its way across the country.

Trucks in red, white and blue: the People’s Convoy passes through Hagerstown

April 4, 2022
RM substitute, Jill Sosin, is one of many filling in for missing teachers this year.

County increases substitute salaries

March 8, 2022
The rapid testing kits distributed by the county are intended to provide a more accurate picture of infection rates within schools than self reported numbers.

MCPS distributes rapid testing kits

January 18, 2022
MCPS enrollment declines

MCPS enrollment declines

December 1, 2021
Artist Suzanne Brennan Firstenberg installs an artistic tribute to lives lost during the pandemic.

Bethesda artist commemorates virus victims

October 18, 2021
Earlier in April, Montgomery County paused Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine usage due to concerns over blood clots.

Montgomery County pauses Johnson & Johnson vaccination rollout

April 27, 2021
MCPS has recently signed a $1.3 million, 14-year contract with Highland Electric Transportation for the gradual electrification of its fleet of 1,400 school buses.

MCPS introduces plan for electric school buses

April 5, 2021
MCPS recently launched a free 24/7 online tutoring service for students in grades 3 to 12.

MCPS launches free 24/7 online tutoring services

February 25, 2021
In school reopening plans, MCPS intends to enforce limited capacity in schools and facilities, health screening protocols for those entering buildings, and six-feet social distancing.

Public efforts to maintain hygienic facilities rise

January 22, 2021
Maryland hit its highest COVID hospitalization numbers on Wednesday, Dec. 9.

COVID-19 hospitalization rate in Maryland hits peak

December 19, 2020
The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) announced that Maryland child care centers were to open to full capacity on Thursday, Oct. 8.

Maryland allows child care centers to expand capacity

November 16, 2020
As of March 21, the Democratic primary has boiled down to two candidates; Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders. Biden holds 1,201 delegates; Sanders has 896.

Democratic primary elections boil down to two candidates

March 23, 2020
Rockville announced on Jan. 28 that the annual Chinese Lunar New Year celebration would be canceled in response to growing concerns over the coronavirus.

Coronavirus spurs closings and racism

February 26, 2020
SAT battles claim of socioeconomic discrimination

SAT battles claim of socioeconomic discrimination

February 26, 2020
Peers mock a student that cannot afford the school lunch.

Lunch shaming practice spreads throughout nation

November 25, 2019
A poster in the band hallway warning students on the harms of vaping.

MoCo Council votes to ban vape sales near MCPS schools

November 3, 2019
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