As 2:55 p.m. approached and the bell rang, excitement filled the halls of the school. Not just because...
David Clay Murray, a teacher at Langley High School, is facing charges in Maryland after being arrested...
Students’ phones will be taken at the beginning of every period to combat chronic cell phone usage....
On June 10, the Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA) met together after school to paint McLean’s rock. The...
McLean held its graduation for the class of 2024 on June 4. The ceremony, which featured a speech from...
After a year of success in the regular and early championship season, McLean quiz bowl finished off their...
Falls Church Farmers Market Open every Saturday from April to December, there is much to see at the Falls Church Farmers Market. The market is divided into two seasons: the Summer Market from May...
Accompanied by vibrant maximalist visuals clearly embracing the kawaii subculture, alongside Japanese dancers and filmed in the heart of Harajuku (the trendy pop culture hub in Tokyo), the 2000s rockstar...
![AP Environmental Science classes were visited by Fairfax County Stormwater Planning to conduct labs on water quality. Students calculated tolerance levels based on aquatic life presence and measured different aspects of water conditions.
“Our main goal is to make [students] aware of what we do as ecologists, give them that experience, and give them the tools to go out and do it on their own,” aquatic ecologist Chris Mueller said.](https://thehighlandernews.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)