Trey and Travis Colburn were raised with Orphan Grain Train (OGT) as a part of their lives, providing humanitarian needs for the less fortunate. more

As one of our county’s non-public (independent/private) schools, we were in a fortunate position to work independently, via our own task force, on developing approved guidelines that permitted us to open our doors to in-person learning five days a week. more

Self-proclaimed “tree hugger” and Broadneck High School teacher Nancy Bourgeois has been recognized as this year’s recipient of the Jan Hollmann Environmental Education Award. more

The National Merit Scholarship Program has named three Severn Schoool students, Andrew Campbell. Will Oliver and Julia Youssef, as semifinalists in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship competition. more

Young environmental stewards took to the streets of their Shipley’s Choice neighborhood in October to keep the area clean. more

Anne Chambers passed away on October 12 at her home in Hagerstown at the age of 80. more

The holidays are approaching, and we need help answering some age-old questions. more

Gemma Fiorenza is training for a jiujitsu fundraiser that fights cancer. more

The modified helmets have now been used routinely in high-risk cases by surgical teams at Anne Arundel Medical Center. more

On Monday, November 30, students in grades 3 through 5 will return in a hybrid format. more

With over a month of e-learning under their belts this year, two Severna Park educators reflected on how they have kept their students engaged virtually. more

What will public education look like in a post-pandemic world? Will homeschooling and learning pods increase in popularity? Will the emergence of new educational models emphasize the social-emotional needs of students? more

When the opportunity arose for Severna Park High School seniors Edie Deegan and Anders Hansen to give back to the many assisted living communities in Severna Park, they dove in headfirst. more

Severna Park high school senior Braden Jacobs is partnering with artist Liz Lind and Carrol’s Creek Cafe to sell T-shirts to raise money for outdoor classrooms at Eastport Elementary School. more

High school junior Colin Lukas used his personal experiences this summer as a springboard for his new business, Colin’s Covid Care. more

The challenge simulates the distance men and women climbed in the World Trade Center during their heroic effort to save lives. more

After hearing concerns from many parents, former educators, current educators and community members, Chris Childress founded the Community Network for Severna Park Schools, a resource for families that were impacted by virtual learning. more

Anxiety and depression have been frequent conflicts for high school students. Look past the nationwide news and memorials miles away. more

Future Doctors Organization was launched by then Broadneck High School student Paxton Paganelli in 2012. Ryan Davis later started a Severna Park High School chapter. more

With unused funds left from a prom breakfast that was canceled due to the coronavirus, Severna Park High School’s class of 2020 decided to donate the funds to charity. more