On April 7th, students arrived at the Richard Montgomery cafeteria, or logged into Zoom, for the second hybrid MCR meeting of the year. ...

After two years of quarantine and virtual transitions - MCR held its first hybrid meeting on March 3rd, 2022. Almost exactly two years...

Looking forward to a busy month ahead, the February MCR Executive Board meeting kicked off at 6:06 PM with Zoom participants donning...

To kick off the first MCR Executive Board meeting of the new year, Zoom participants decked out in their best gold, black, and silver...

Queen Balina, a senior at Churchill HS, serves as MCR’s secretary for the 2021-2022 school year. The current school year marks Balina’s...

With the upcoming virtual MCJC/MCR joint General Assembly, the MCR Executive Board met to touch base for the month of December as well as...

From last year's secretary to this year's president, meet Shairee Arora! Arora’s student government journey began at Roberto Clemente...

As international outrage over the acts of racial injustice heightens, more MCPS students and faculty have publicly spoken out about their...

Today’s society is one filled with fear: fear of the attacks that occur because of race, religion, and other aspects of someone’s...

In the classroom, students from all different backgrounds come together to all learn the same curriculum. However, student backgrounds,...