The Student News Site of Richard Montgomery High School

The Tide
The Student News Site of Richard Montgomery High School

The Tide
The Student News Site of Richard Montgomery High School

The Tide

Katherine Sundstrom, Assistant News Editor

Junior Katherine Sundstrom is excited to be a News assistant editor this year, in her third year with The Tide. She previously worked as a news writer and SciTech assistant editor. In her free time, she enjoys playing tennis, solving puzzles, and finding great new places to get a sweet treat!

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RM Students met in the bus loop during lunch before beginning the walkout.

RM students walk out in protest of reduced education budget

Libby Cooke, Emil Fang, Paavani Lal Das, Bella Major, Katherine Sundstrom, Jake McKeon, and Amanda Gershoni
May 12, 2023
Photo of the Day: Student navigate dismissal confusion

Photo of the Day: Student navigate dismissal confusion

Katherine Sundstrom, News Writer
April 24, 2023
Before RM implemented this policy, one could often find students huddled in the large stall and vaping.

RM enforces MCPS’ new bathroom security policy

Katherine Sundstrom and Hannah Lee
March 10, 2023
In celebration of Valentine's Day, RM students line up on Main Street during lunch to purchase rose deliveries. The colors of roses are red, white, yellow, pink and a special, and they are available as single roses or dozen bouquets. On Tuesday, Feb. 14, the recipients will received the roses along with a message from the sender during first period. Fine Lines editors said, "Messages submitted through this form will be printed on the cards. If you prefer to hand-write the note yourself, we recommend that you order your roses during lunch at the table on Main Street."

Feb. 14, 2023: Fine Lines, rose sale

Katherine Sundstrom, News Writer
February 14, 2023
In celebration of Valentine's Day, RM students line up on Main Street during lunch to purchase rose deliveries. The colors of roses are red, white, yellow, pink and a special, and they are available as single roses or dozen bouquets. On Tuesday, Feb. 14, the recipients will received the roses along with a message from the sender during first period. Fine Lines editors said, "Messages submitted through this form will be printed on the cards. If you prefer to hand-write the note yourself, we recommend that you order your roses during lunch at the table on Main Street."

Photo of the Day: Student celebrate Valentines Day through rose gifting

Katherine Sundstrom, News Writer
February 14, 2023
The “Stronger Student” app aims to provide mental health resources and support for the MCPS community.

MCPS releases mental health app ‘Stronger Student’

Katherine Sundstrom, News Writer
February 6, 2023
The MCEA's Apple Ballot consists of a list of political candidates recommended by educators.

Board of Education swears in MCEA-endorsed members

Katherine Sundstrom, News Writer
December 12, 2022
Photo of the Day: Students write letters for children in Mexican detention centers

Photo of the Day: Students write letters for children in Mexican detention centers

Katherine Sundstrom, News Writer
November 21, 2022
After the county’s former Planning Board abruptly resigned, the Montgomery County Council sought out members of the community to fill their positions.

Temporary members of Montgomery County Planning Board selected

Katherine Sundstrom, News Writer
November 14, 2022
This year, RM has planned different activities for each day of Mental Health Awareness Week, including petting therapy dogs, walking outside and painting rocks.

MCPS kicks off Mental Health Awareness Week

Katherine Sundstrom, News Writer
October 10, 2022

RM students on new phone policy

Uma Patnaik, Amanda Gershoni, and Katherine Sundstrom
October 4, 2022
Freshmen Gabriella Villegas, Keerthi Thentu, Isabella Langlee, Anthony Lau, and Selena Li talk to seniors Michelle Wong and Sophia Wu at the first IB Big Sibs meeting during 7th period on Main Street. The IB program arranges these meetings so magnet freshmen can learn general tips on how to succeed in the program, ask questions, and exchange contact information. "I think it was definitely productive. The seniors were very beneficial. They definitely gave a lot of clarity to all the terms and lines of high school. So I think the advice was really really helpful. And I'm definitely looking forward to the next Big Sibs meeting" Thentu said.

Photo of the Day: IB begins yearly Big Sib/Little Sib program

Katherine Sundstrom, Photographer
September 15, 2022
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