Montgomery High School

Opponents of a later high school start time argue that teenagers won’t really get more sleep, they’ll just stay up later instead.  Students have activities and homework after school, and the later start time would just push it later into the night.  In “Controversy Over School Start Times,” journalist Laura VanDemark, a staff writer for Mainstream said that a survey from the April 15, 2013 meeting of the Montgomery County Regional Student Government Association general assembly showed that, “only

Born in Montgomery, Alabama, Paul J. Adams III represents a historic monument within my life, my community, and thousands of other minority students that are from modest households. I am a proud “A” honor roll senior of Providence St. Mel(PSM) high school where Mr. Adams serves as the executive chairman. He bravely headed the efforts to keep the doors of our school opened when the Archdiocese of Chicago withdrew its financial support in 1978. With the support of the school’s administration and the

Huntingdon College Huntingdon College has a tiny campus of only three acres in a pleasant neighborhood of Montgomery, Alabama. The campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Around 1,100 students attend the traditional day and adult evening degree completion programs. Students from almost every county in the state attend Huntingdon College. Huntingdon College is consistently listed among the top best colleges in the region. They are a member of the Tree Campus USA program. The

Graduating high school was an exciting time, but I felt lost. I wasn't sure of my career goals or what I wanted to accomplish at University. When I first decided to attend community college, I felt hesitant because I did not take the traditional route like my other classmates. However, community college was cheaper and would give me time to figure out the career path I wanted to take. I joined the African Student Association and enjoyed it. The students I met were from all over the world and were

Philadelphia called Lansdale. It is a borough of Montgomery County which is known to be more popular to say than Lansdale. The town is known to not be an exciting place to be, with only houses, schools and farms there is nothing to see or do. When I got to college I heard the same question with every new person I met, where are you from. I would say Lansdale, usually the person asking would look at me confused and question where. I learned to say Montgomery County because of how well known it is compared

Some may say that the state shouldn't consider extending the school day back because it can interfere with students activities after school ,but I disagree I believe that the state should consider extending the school day.Why because students will be able to perform better in school plus it can prevent students from health risks. One reason why the school day should be extended is that students can perform better in school.For example in the article ''Wake Up Calls(Fast Facts)'' It talks about how

Bookshelf When thinking about a books I automatically put myself in a fantasy world. Imaging all the books characters actions and mindset. Dragging myself out of cold reality to a warm fantasy. Sweeping away all problems with every page I turn. As a child, reading to my parents would distract them from work and sports. Unfortunately that made them toss me head first into more sports and less time to disappear in fantasy world. I don't quite remember all the books in my lifetime, but I can clearly

For my lesson, I am going to focus on one particular teacher I liked named Mrs. Board. I visited her on September 9 from about 9-9:45. I observed at Montgomery High School and I would say her class had about twenty-five students. Mrs. Board was a very outgoing, positive, and encouraging teacher who was excellent about letting her students know how they were doing. I feel that out of all of the teachers I observed, she was the best. She let the students know at the beginning of class what they would

According to an article, at Julius West Middle School in Rockville, Maryland, all the doors are locked in the morning after the bell rings. Students who arrive late must push a buzzer button on the door, and they are video-recorded as the student speaks into an intercom, so that they may enter the school. This is just one example of how schools have increased security across America. In Prince George County, school leaders are spending about $9.3 million for school security improvements, such as buzzers

It is very evident in today’s society that many young people are becoming more politically informed, whether it is through school, social media, or their parents and family who influence them. As a citizen it is our civic duty to go out and vote, the 26th Amendment gave 18 year olds the right to vote just over 40 years ago, in Takoma Park Community Center a 16 year old Ben Miller will be able to vote in an election. According to the online article “Takoma Park 16-year-old savors his history-making