St. Martin’s-in-the-Field Episcopal School has appointed Kathleen Mahar as interim head of school. Mahar brings nearly three decades of independent school teaching and administrative experience to the role. more

Children’s Theatre of Annapolis will present “Tuck Everlasting: The Musical” from October 18 through November 3. more

Severna Park resident Julia Pensyl has spent a lifetime supplying people with the tools to read. more

This year, Severna Park High School's Signature program recognized Amy Clark, vice president-senior branch manager at M&T Bank in Severna Park, for her exceptional contributions to the school and its students. more

Want to have your art featured on the cover of a Severna Park Voice magazine? The cover of our 2025 Community Resource and Business Directory will feature artwork from a talented middle or high school student. more

Each month, the Severna Park Voice poses a question to a local fifth-grade class. This month, students from Mr. Meyer’s class at Folger McKinsey Elementary School answered the question: If your Halloween costume could come to life for one day, what would you choose to be? more

When 18-year-old Taylor Jarvis envisioned an innovative solution to a pickle of a problem, he began the methodical process of bringing it to life, much as he learned to do in his engineering courses at Severna Park High School. more

Student test scores, teacher vacancies, middle school sports – those topics and others were covered by Anne Arundel County Public Schools Superintendent Mark Bedell when he met with the Greater Severna Park Council via Zoom in September. more

Students and staff at St. John the Evangelist School learned about a big honor on September 23: St. John was named a National Blue Ribbon school for the second time and for the first time since 2008. more

Arnold resident and Broadneck High School student Delaney Thornton was one of 44 students who attended the Joint Science and Technology Institute East, an educational opportunity to expand their knowledge and experience in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) in July. more

A steamship, a winged creature, a Severna Park business and several other creative entries became part of the Franklin’s Toys LEGO expo and contest in August. more

Anne Arundel County public and private school students returned to the classroom at the end of last month. more