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PH’s New Principal: Craig Reed

September 20, 2019 1:09pm | Staff Writer

There are many new faces at the Hall, teachers, front office personnel; however, most notably, there is a new administrator, Principal Craig Reed. Prior to being hired at Perry Hall, Mr. Reed was an assistant principal for six years and the principal for four years […]

PH Field Hockey: Changes Ahead

September 20, 2019 1:03pm | Kayla Gregorie

Field hockey season has started. Both JV and varsity did not do well last year, but they are hoping for change of fate. Field hockey coaches Justin Fitch and Brittany LaFollette have trained the girls for the season. Conditioning is harder and more intense than […]

The Gator Tandem: Knight and Jackson

September 20, 2019 12:36pm | Jaheim Clark

Perry Hall High School has a new football duo that cannot go unnoticed: Jailen Knight and Jeremy Jackson. Jailen Knight, junior quarterback, and Jeremy Jackson, junior wide receiver, are known to be a great pair on the field, but what’s even more intriguing is their […]

Crowded Halls: Same Problem, Different Year

September 18, 2019 12:22pm | Bridgette Schreiber

Perry Hall High School students often experience overcrowding in most of their classes and in the hallway. A lot of classes have over 30 students. Having more students in classes can affect the learning of students. This is because more students can cause more disruptions […]

PH Marching Band to Join Towson Marching Band on September 21 at Towson

September 13, 2019 5:12pm | Alisha Hancock

On Saturday September 21, the football team will play Towson High School. In addition, the Perry Hall High Marching band will join the football team at Towson. One of the Perry Hall band directors, Mr. Engel, and the Towson director, Mr. Rhen, have been trying […]

UMD Women’s Lacrosse Reclaims Their Spot on Top

May 31, 2019 3:55pm | Gabriella Chiericoni

Over the past few years, Boston College has set the standard of women’s lacrosse, but they have yet to claim the NCAA title. After losing to Maryland in the 2017 championship and again to James Madison in 2018, the crowd […]

Government Shutdown: What You Need to Know

February 4, 2019 5:48pm | Noah Baptiste

Noah Baptiste, Staff Writer On December 22, 2018, the United States Federal Government shut down as President Donald Trump and the US Congress could not agree on a 2019 budget. Trump, who requested over $5 billion for a southern border wall fund, was denied by […]

The Hall Overcrowding

November 20, 2018 4:59pm | Amina Abubaker and Brynn Walper

The hallways in Perry Hall, as anyone who goes here will tell you, are overcrowded. Every school year more and more kids come in, and the school population has increased tenfold over the years. This inevitably leads to crowded hallways. This tends to make it […]

Boys’ Golf Team Historic Season

November 20, 2018 4:20pm | John Bryant-Dolan

On October 22nd the Perry Hall High Boys’ Varsity Golf team made it to the 4A State championship for the first time in school history. Lead by Coach Moen, the gators that traveled down to College Park for the tournament were Seniors Frank Sallese and […]

Election marks a win for Democrats, and for Larry Hogan

November 16, 2018 4:54pm | Damian Oxenrider

This recent election marks one of the most polarizing elections in history, with politicians returning to office, politicians replacing others, and a giant change in political power all around. Republican Larry Hogan defeated his Democratic opponent Ben Jealous here in Maryland, making him the second […]