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Up To Date Campaign Trail
It is 2016 and time for a new president in America. Donald Trump v.s. Hillary Clinton. It has been a long and brutal war of words between the ...
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Our first week this year, second week next year
It is the week before Labor Day, and Maryland Public Schools open their doors to welcome their students. However, it will be the last year like this. For ...
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To College and Beyond: La Plata kicks off partnership with CSM
Imagine roughing through the countless essays and projects that resulted in numerous hours of missed sleep, only for it to eventually become a mountain of student debt. A ...
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Architects call for county to replace LPHS by 2017
La Plata High School was on the short list of schools in Charles County that requires demolition and full replacement, according to GWWO, Inc., architects contracted by the ...
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Second Chance Breakfast kicks off at La Plata
La Plata High School has begun providing a second chance to buy breakfast, hence the name: Second Chance Breakfast. Students leave their first period class after the pledge of ...
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New class options coming in 2016
La Plata High School gains at least one new class every year and is sometimes forced to drop a class, or a few. The classes chosen for this ...
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Graduation requirements dip during testing transition
The Maryland State Department of Education recently announced that the high school assessments taken by many students will have no bearing on graduation the next two years. This ...
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Flu season in full swing at La Plata
Now that winter is here students get to wear their big coats, hats, gloves, and scarves because it’s important to stay bundled up for this freezing cold winter ...
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La Plata High School installs new security system
La Plata High School has installed new security systems; they will be activated sometime this year. Their activation is entirely dependent upon the wishes of the Board of ...
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County passes rising costs of AP tests onto students
Beginning this year, Charles County Public Schools will no longer pay upfront for students’ Advanced Placement testing. The decision, handed down by the Board of Education in May, ...
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