MHS adopts new intruder policy

By Samantha Johnson and Tessa Hauser • March 1, 2018

In efforts to improve school security at Middletown High School, MHS administration has put a new policy into effect for the 2017-2018 school year. The steps are simple: avoid, deny and defend. Round Table reporters Samantha Johnson and Tessa Hauser bring us more.

About the Contributors

Samantha Johnson, Fun Feature section editor

Samantha Johnson is a senior at Middletown High School. She has been in journalism two semester previous to this year. She has enjoyed her time in the class and hopes to take what she has learned into the rest of her life and career. Outside of school, Samantha is a singer-songwriter and she performs her music around the Frederick area. She writes, sings, produces, and records all of her music.

Tessa Hauser, RT Today executive producer

Tessa Hauser is a senior at Middletown High School and is taking on her third and fourth semesters of journalism this year. You'll catch her jumping into the position of RT Today Executive Producer. Tessa is captain of the Middletown girls tennis team and her subject of choice is math (preferably calculus). In her free time, Tessa enjoys watching food videos and rereading "The Selection". She plans to continue writing and creating videos after high school as a hobby, but is preparing to major at a four-year college in biomedical engineering. A year from now, you may catch her at Johns Hopkins, University of Delaware, or University of Maryland. For now, she's trying to learn how to French braid.

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