Tag: high school
Rotary Scholarships Available For Graduating Seniors
The Rotary Club of Annapolis is accepting scholarship applications from graduating seniors attending Annapolis high schools, including home-schooled students. Up to four cash scholarship awards of $1,000 each are available to area students who plan to attend an accredited college or university and who have demonstrated a commitment to community service. Relatives of Rotary members [...]
Police Report On Broadneck Assault
UPDATED 02/01/2012: The investigation was conducted by Eastern District Detectives. Detectives interviewed the parties involved along with multiple witnesses and it was determined that the aggressor in the incident was the 18-year-old male. The investigation revealed that the 18-year-old male, a former Broadneck High student, approached his 15-year-old friend and assaulted him over what was [...]
From The Classroom: The College Chase (4/4)
I know I’ve made the process of choosing a college sound extraordinarily difficult, but to be fair, I’m a bit biased—that’s the point of the process where I’m at right now, so I don’t have much to compare it to. But from what I’ve heard—from upperclassmen friends and admissions officers alike—the worst is surely yet [...]
From the Classroom: The Midterm Diaries, Part 1
There are not a lot of things that can strike unrelenting and complete fear into the heart of today’s teens. For girls: “OMG, like, I was using your cell phone, and I just, like, broke it.” For guys: “Justin Bieber‘s coming to town and I want you to go see him with me!” But there [...]
From The Classroom: Swine Flu
I went into school today and coughed. Into my elbow, of course. Don’t want to spread the nasty disease. I waited for someone to point at me, look at me like I was a leper, and, voice rising with fear, shout “SWINE FLUUUUUU!” But then I realized that there was no one there. It was [...]
