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“[Tonight] we are sending a signal and message that we will not stand for hate,” Montgomery County Councilmember Andrew Friedson said at the event. “We will not allow these symbols of hate to speak for who we are.”

“We will not stand for hate”: Whitman community unites against antisemitism at menorah lighting

December 20, 2022
Robbins facilitates a Secret Santa activity in chorus teacher Michelle Kims class.

Photo of the Day, Friday, Dec. 2: Bestselling author Alexandra Robbins (’94) substitute teaches at Whitman

December 2, 2022
Pictured: graffiti from the June 25 act of vandalism, which contained the f-slur and sexually explicit images.

Graffiti found at Pyle Middle School contained racist and homophobic slurs, antisemitic symbol

September 22, 2022
After browsing a back to school night fair at the school’s main entrance and listening to a message from Principal Robert Dodd on the announcements, parents filled the halls to attend the first of seven 10-minute class periods. 

Whitman parents return to the classroom for first Back to School Night since 2019

September 13, 2022
Emerging from a tumultuous four years, this year’s graduates donned their caps and gowns to attend Whitman’s first conventional graduation ceremony since 2019.

Class of 2022 graduates Monday morning

June 7, 2022
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