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Multi-platinum, Grammy nominated rapper and D.C. native Wale to headline halftime show during the Washington Football Team’s Monday Night Football Game on Nov. 29

By MCS Staff

The Washington Football Team announced today that D.C. native, Grammy nominated rapper, and longtime supporter of the Washington Football Team, Wale, will perform his 2020 hit song, “Sue Me” at halftime of the team’s “Inspire Change”- themed Monday Night Football game on November 29th against the Seattle Seahawks.

Wale attended Quince Orchard High School and The Mark Twain School, and graduated from Quince Orchard in 2002. He remains tied to the area with his appearances at many local sporting events (Redskins, Wizards, etc.).

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MSDE Authorizes Funding for $1,100 Retention Check for MCPS Bargaining Unit Members

By MCS Staff

Per the MCPS Employee and Retiree Service Center:

The federal government and the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) have approved and authorized funding to provide all MCPS bargaining unit member employees with a recruitment and retention incentive.

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Northwest Boys’ Soccer, Whitman Girls’ Soccer Both Reach State Championship Game

By MCS Staff

Northwest Boys’ Soccer will compete against Northwestern (Prince George’s County) in the Maryland Soccer State Championship game on Saturday, November 20th at 5pm at Loyola University.

Northwest, seeded second in the playoffs with a 13-2-1 record, defeated Catonsville 2-1 in the State Quarterfinals, before moving on to beat the Bowie Bulldogs (15-2-2) 2-1 in the State Semifinals.

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Seneca Valley High School Calls on Dads to Provide Support

By MCS Staff

Seneca Valley principal Marc Cohen put out a message to the community calling on local dads to help provide support and provide positive energy during lunch time and after school.

A letter was sent to the community last month detailing that there would be additional security, counselors, central office staff, and MCPD onsite at Seneca Valley beginning on the morning of Monday, October 18th, to help assure a safe and orderly learning environment.

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