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The Student News Site of Walt Whitman High School

The Black and White
The Student News Site of Walt Whitman High School

The Black and White
Zoe Cantor

Zoe Cantor, Online Copy Editor

Grade 12

Why did you join the Black and White?

To spend more time with Cate Navarrete

If you could see one movie for the first time again, what would it be?

Kung Fu Panda 2

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Interim Superintendent Dr. Monifa McKnight will serve as the next MCPS superintendent.

Dr. Monifa McKnight to serve as next MCPS superintendent

By Ethan Schenker and Zoe Cantor
February 8, 2022
Photo of the Day, Nov. 10: LGBTQ+ History Museum

Photo of the Day, Nov. 10: LGBTQ+ History Museum

By Zoe Cantor
November 10, 2021
The Black & White's resident burrito experts were quick to give their California Tortilla order (above) a 1.2/5.

Spilling the beans: Bethesda’s best burritos

By Sasha Blake, Zoe Cantor, Skylar Chasen, Rafe Epstein, and Alex Schupak
September 14, 2021
The Montgomery County Board of Education recognized May 2021 as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. The Board’s vote comes amid a nationwide surge in anti-Asian hate bias incidents and a recent discovery of racist graffiti at Whitman.

Board of Education unanimously votes to recognize May as AAPI Heritage Month

By Sonya Rashkovan and Zoe Cantor
May 18, 2021
On April 13, students will be able to take the SAT at Whitman for the first time since before the coronavirus pandemic.

Whitman offers free SAT testing, provides opportunity to qualify for National Merit

By Zoe Cantor
March 29, 2021
I never would have believed I’d be crawling back to a practice that haunted my childhood, and I never could have imagined a once-in-a-century pandemic would be the reason friendship bracelets waltzed their way back into my life.

Getting tied up in a resented hobby

By Zoe Cantor
March 28, 2021
Reflecting on the Atlanta spa shootings: experiencing the five stages of grief

Reflecting on the Atlanta spa shootings: experiencing the five stages of grief

By Zoe Cantor
March 22, 2021
An equity hub student outside during a designated recess period.

Equity hubs bring community to students across the county

By Zoe Cantor
February 22, 2021
MCPS gives an update on Anti-Racist Audit

MCPS gives an update on Anti-Racist Audit

By Zoe Cantor
February 11, 2021
Starting March 15, students will gradually be integrated into the building within four separate groups.

Board of Education moves forward with plan to reopen schools in March

By Zoe Cantor
February 9, 2021
After months of consideration, MCPS Board of Education delays schools reopening

After months of consideration, MCPS Board of Education delays schools reopening

By Zoe Cantor
January 12, 2021
Board of Education approves MCPS’ plan for in-person learning

Board of Education approves MCPS’ plan for in-person learning

By Zoe Cantor
December 15, 2020
Montgomery County has the highest number of hate bias incidents in Maryland, police report reveals

Montgomery County has the highest number of hate bias incidents in Maryland, police report reveals

By Zoe Cantor
November 21, 2020
Montgomery County's plans for phasing in in-person learning.

Montgomery County plans to introduce in-person learning in second semester

By Zoe Cantor
November 10, 2020
Panelists for the Youth Town Hall discussed MCPS measures for reopening.

County Council hosts Youth Virtual Town Hall, discusses school reopenings

By Zoe Cantor
October 29, 2020
Due to technical difficulties, the MAP testing today was postponed.

MAP-M testing postponed due to connectivity issues

By Zoe Cantor
September 16, 2020
MCPS requires MAP testing for high school students

MCPS requires MAP testing for high school students

By Zoe Cantor
September 15, 2020
Panelists discuss ways families can support LGBTQ+ students at the town hall held on May 27.

Pride town hall gives LGBTQ+ community a platform during COVID-19 crisis

By Zoe Cantor
May 28, 2020
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