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Over the past few months of the school year, Einstein has seen a number of staff and security members disappear without notice from the school. While personal reasons like paternal or maternal leave are a common and understandable reason for staff to take a long absence, those reasons are usually shared with the community. However, the unexplained absences seen by multiple Einstein staff members are causing concern, especially with regard to the severity of the rumors that are running rampant.
By Luke Womack
Football season is back, and with it, @steinstool, an anonymous student-run Instagram account mimicking the style of Barstool Sports for the Einstein community
By Julie Kessel
The new redistricting plan that MCPS is attempting to implement in the coming years will significantly harm Einstein.
By Jocelyn Kay
The senior parking lot has raised many issues among students when they leave for the day. During the fall season, it wasn’t as big a problem because a large number of students weren’t leaving at the time of dismissal due to fall sports practices. However, now that the season has ended and the winter sports season begins, the parking lot is full and busy every day.
By Kate Mason
At the start of the 2024-2025 school year, MCPS added doors to school bathrooms, citing safety reasons. While the doors are important in case of an emergency, Einstein has started locking them, limiting student access to the bathrooms.
By Jocelyn Kay
As I arrived at school on May 22, 2025, I noticed a few irregularities at the school. There was a small amount of toilet paper in the trees and on the school, plastic forks lodged in the ground, tents in the parking lot, and a few things written in chalk on the asphalt in front of the school, some even included expletives.
By Evan McFarland
As a senior, it hurts to watch your high school football team get defeated at home countless times. Whether witnessing the 42-28 shocking defeat against Northwood or blowout losses by Paint Branch, Damascus, and Kennedy. Einstein coaches have not been able to make any necessary adjustments.
By Cristian Perez
On Dec. 5, MCPS experienced its first snow day of the school year, with one unique attribute: although the conditions were dangerously snowy, school was not canceled, nor was it delayed.
By Julie Kessel
Over the past 10 years, the percentage of Americans who are illiterate has started to rise significantly. There are many levels of literacy, and most are achieved in early youth via the education system. Since the introduction of items like technology over the past decade, the rate of illiteracy has grown, and the ability to interpret media has decreased.
By Jocelyn Kay
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The future of winter holiday music needs a change. Most people, whether they celebrate Christmas or not, recognize iconic tunes such as “All I Want for Christmas is You” by Mariah Carey and “Jingle Bell Rock” by Bobby Helms, but will draw a complete blank when asked to name one Christmas song outside of the top ten.
By Leif Lesperance
Einstein football has struggled to win games for many years, and this year's streak is no exception. They only achieved two wins, one against Watkins Mill, with the final score being 44-38, and the other against Springbrook, 28-16.
By Jocelyn Kay
The beginning of this school year saw many policy changes, one being “bell to bell, no cell.” What this policy means is that cell phones are only to be used before or after class, not during. Some students don’t like this change, but it is necessary. Cell phones can be really distracting, which can negatively impact a student’s grades.
By Andrés Guzmán
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