MHS students splash into summer plans
By Lauren Leatherman, Round Table Reporter
June 17, 2019
Popular summer activities include: going to the beach, spending time with friends and family or just relaxing reading a good book. Middletown High School students share what they have planned for summer 2019.
Class of 2019 graduates are ready to change the world
By Leah Heon, Round Table news staff
June 11, 2019
Recently, Middletown High School seniors traveled to Mount St. Mary's University along with their family and friends to celebrate the ending of one era and the start of another as they graduate high school.
MHS Quill and Scroll Students take on Washington D.C.
By Leah Heon, Round Table news staff
June 10, 2019
Recently, members of the Quill and Scroll Honor Society visited the nation's capital to explore both journalistic and cultural aspects of the city. The group went to the Newseum, met with Maryland Representative Jamie Raskin, toured the monuments, visited Politico, and explored the Capitol.
Middletown colors the streets
By Camden Houck, News and Events Staff
May 8, 2019
Camden Houck gives viewers an in depth look at the second annual Coloring the Streets festival in downtown Middletown.
Reactions: Notre Dame cathedral catches fire
By Cailyn Zanylo, round table reporter
April 30, 2019
Recently, the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, France caught fire, due to an unknown cause. The fire started in the attic and burned 2/3 of the roof away, as well as burn down part of the cathedral’s spire. No one was injured in the fire, but this French icon will never be the same.
Reaction: First photograph of a black hole
By Jacob Daniels, Round Table Reporter
April 29, 2019
MHS students and staff react to the first photograph of a black hole, located in the M87 galaxy.
White House in spring is site to behold
By Lauren Leatherman, RT Reporter
April 24, 2019
Today’s White House Grounds are a site to behold. What started as 85 acres of land chosen by this country's first president, George Washington, was first refined and cultivated by its garden-loving president, Thomas Jefferson. The grounds are the oldest continually maintained landscape in the United ...
Construction next to Safeway is planning to bring new storage unit
By Jordan Long, RT reporter
April 23, 2019
In the near future construction will be underway as a new storage unit and office buildings will be placed behind and next to Safeway.
Bullying incident in Urbana was caught on social media and sparks controversy
By Cailyn Zanylo, Round table Reporter
April 15, 2019
A group of FCPS middle school students, harassed and beat a fellow student on the way home from school. During this incident the group of students decided to film a video of them retaliating against their classmate and posted it on to social media. The victim, a young student from Urbana Middle School,...
Reaction: Jussie Smollett having charges dropped
By Jacob Daniels, Round Table Reporter
April 9, 2019
MHS students react to "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett having sixteen criminal charges dropped.
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