Confinement to our homes is not an option for a lot of people. The lack of exploration that some find after being in their homes for more than 10 months is inevitable. Since the beginning of online school, some students at Eleanor Roosevelt High School have found that they do not have a lot of time during...

Last year, Maryland Public Schools passed legislation to include LGBTQ+ history lessons in public schools. In Montgomery County, a pilot elective course focusing on LGBTQ+ history will be offered at ten public schools this spring. The implementation hopes to create a culture of acceptability within Montgomery...

The Imara Roose is an Eleanor Roosevelt High School (ERHS) mentoring program founded by CEO Halima Adenegan to aid young women of color in navigating school, college, and the workplace. Black and Brown women face systemic barriers in this country that they must tackle when it comes to academic and professional...

As of writing this article, four months of distance learning have passed. In this time, most teachers and students have adapted to teaching and learning from a computer screen. Previously, both groups were used to the school environment: rows of desks, a teacher in the front of the room, the room in...

The Roosevelt community was heartbroken to hear of the loss of Mr. Nelson Odoms on Sunday, November 15th, 2020. Mr. Odoms was a technological education teacher here at Eleanor Roosevelt High School. He taught students about coding and computer science, often a new topic for his students. He made sure...