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Know Your Rights: Red Cards Amid Heightened Immigration Enforcement, Parades, and No Kings Day
Ximena Sacks and Zara Ahmed June 17, 2025

Known as “No Kings Day,” June 14, 2025, was a revolutionary day for people throughout the country, as a series of protests against President Trump’s policies and actions unfolded (organized by groups like Indivisible and the 50501 movement). With...

Baron graduates watch their fellow classmates' choir performance.
Graduation: In Case You Missed It
Oliver Shuchart, Staff Reporter

On Monday, June 9, B-CC’s class of 2025 had their graduation ceremony at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. While some went due...

2025 Maccabiah Games
2025 Maccabiah Games
Lilah Rich, Staff

Held every 4 years, the Maccabiah Games, often called the "Jewish Olympics" are the highlight of summer in Israel. This year, from July 1 to...

Art by Kelesea Petersen
FROM PRINT: Totally Teen Summer: Students Bring Youth Culture to the National Mall
Natalie Veksler, News Writer

This summer, B-CC students, who along with teens from around the DMV make up the Museum of Contemporary American Teenagers (MoCAT) team, will...

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FROM PRINT: The Perfect Gifts for Father’s Day
Zara Ahmed, Managing Editor • June 10, 2025

It’s time for dads to shine. Father’s Day is just around the corner, and it's the perfect time to honor the father figure who taught you...

Photo courtesy of Jada Fields
FROM PRINT: Jay’s Story: Beating Childhood Cancer Twice
Ella Makleff, Feature Section Director

At Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, where the buzz of high school life fills the halls, one sophomore walks with a quiet strength and a story...

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More than Just Mother’s Day
Emese Negron, Feature Writer

From biological mothers to foster, adoptive to stepmothers, Mother’s Day is solely a day to celebrate these women. Motherhood celebrations...

Art by Ada Moore
Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle the Department of Education
Zara Ahmed, Feature Writer

On March 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education and return educational authority...

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عید فطر
عید فطر
Erfan Nabizada, BARONES BILINGÜES writer • April 8, 2025

به روز یک‌شنبه، ۳۰ مارچ، مسلمانان در سراسر جهان عید سعید فطر را تجلیل کردند؛ عیدی...

Art by Ximena Sacks
Culture
CORRECTION FROM PRINT: Not Enough Seats Filled: Elective Cuts at B-CC
Jonny Harron, News Writer • June 10, 2025

CORRECTION FROM PRINT: In our most recent print issue, The Tattler published an article that detailed electives no longer on offer to B-CC students...

Peacock
Welcome Back to the Villa: Love Island S7 & More
June 3, 2025

On June 3rd, Peacock is welcoming millions of Love Island USA fans back to watch a brand new cast take over the villa for Season 7. Hosted by...

Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health Awareness Month
May 28, 2025

May carries a lot of baggage—exams, end-of-year projects, and assignments, and for seniors: graduation, college deadlines, prom, and the transition...

Art by Ada Moore
Finding the Right Bathing Suit
May 6, 2025

Summer is a stress-free haven for many students, but there’s one aspect that never fails to stress people out: what to wear. Summer brings...

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Is There a Right Time to Start Studying For AP Exams?
Hannah Baule, Opinion Writer • May 5, 2025

Though the warm weather that May brings is appreciated by many students, the AP tests that come along can be dreadful. Whether it’s your first time taking one AP test or you're dealing with five at once, the anticipation is overwhelming. Though some...

Look at that phone in that pocket!
FROM PRINT: Not Enough Thought Given to Proposed Cell Phone Bans
Zach Briskin-Watson, Opinion Writer

During an MCPS town hall in February, B-CC SGA Vice President Luka Sarecevic called for an end to the cell phone bans piloted in some MCPS schools....

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It’s Time to Implement a New Emergency Response System
Eliza Fox

In a world where school safety is a growing concern, I believe that integrating advanced technology into emergency response systems is essential....

A clothing and donations box outside a local thrift store.
Can We Go Thrift Shopping?
Sophie Ecker, Opinion Writer

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the rearview mirror, thousands of articles of unpurchased clothes are wasted. More concerningly, Black...

Artist's depiction of all high-scorers on AP exams.
Study Finds that Every B-CC Student that Scored Above a 4 on AP Exams is a NERD
Oliver Shuchart, Snitch Editor-in-Chief • May 27, 2025

As of last Wednesday, AP examination at B-CC has ended. While many students were excited to put their knowledge to the test, recent study results...

ChatGPT has something to say about The Tattler's coverage of AI.
Letter to the Editor re: The Rise of AI by ChatGPT and the AI Community
Chat GPT, with support from Jude Wilkenfeld • November 3, 2023

Dear Editor, In response to the recent article on the rising use of artificial intelligence (AI) in education, including the mention of our...

The Barons huddle up
B-CC Baseball Eliminated From Playoffs In Loss To WJ
Jordan Fendrich, Sports Section Director • May 20, 2025

The B-CC Varsity Baseball team got knocked out of the playoffs by Walter Johnson on May 10 in an exciting game that ended with a walk-off passed...

The girls team pose for a picture after taking gold at Cougar Relays.
Outdoor Track & Field Shines at MCPS County Championship Meet
Peters Augustin, Staff Writer • May 15, 2025

On Tuesday, May 6, B-CC’s outdoor track and field team competed at the MCPS Outdoor County Championships held at Seneca Valley High School....

The Barons celebrate an Alex Butler home run.
B-CC Baseball Looks Toward Playoffs
Jordan Fendrich, Sports Section Director • May 8, 2025

The B-CC Varsity Baseball team finished the regular season with a record of 11-6, which is disappointing given their strong 8-0 start. In their...

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