The partnership gives students hands-on experience learning about the wonders of the natural world, land preservation, and responsible environmental stewardship, while complementing classroom learning.
The HCPSS education foundation, Bright Minds Foundation, announced the launch of an initiative to raise funds to eliminate outstanding school lunch balances.
Mt. Hebron HS student Emma Brand writes about her experiences with the Allied Sports program, which pairs high school students with and without disabilities.
“If we take care of our children and their well-being, and nurture and believe in them, academic achievement will take care of itself. We must understand our children first, because in order to teach a child well you must know a child well.”Dr. Michael Martirano, HCPSS Superintendent