Community
Mt. Hebron High School, part of the Howard County Public School System, enrolls students from a wide variety of communities in Ellicott City, Maryland, approximately 10 miles from Baltimore City. Just west of U.S. 29 and north of I-70 between Baltimore and Washington D.C., the majority of students live in single-family detached dwellings in typical suburban neighborhoods, but many of our students also live in apartments along the Rt. 40 corridor. Our population is culturally diverse, with a majority of the student body enrolled in college preparatory and technology courses. In 2010, Ellicott City was named the second best small city by Money Magazine.
Highlights
Mt. Hebron High School is consistently recognized for its academic excellence, college preparatory programs, and strong, dedicated teachers. US News & World Report ranked Mt. Hebron as #18 among Maryland High Schools. Niche.com lists Mt. Hebron as the #10 Best Public High School in Maryland, #13 Best College Prep Public High School in Maryland, and #21 Best Public High School Teachers in Maryland of 217 Public High Schools. Mt. Hebron has a deep sense of pride and purpose in the community. Each year, the student body, alumni, and staff participates in a social justice activity centered on a canned food drive to help needy families within the community. Students are encouraged to balance their academics and extracurricular activities. Mt. Hebron offers over 90 clubs and 20 sports to its students.
Instructional Program
Mt. Hebron is a comprehensive high school with students in grades 9 through 12. The academic year is divided into four quarters, with a mid-term and final exam. The students at Mt. Hebron are encouraged to challenge themselves academically. In 2018-19, 41% of the students are enrolled in at least 1 AP course. AP test scores are consistently among the highest in the county (87% earned a 3 or higher in 2018) and our graduation rate is 98.7%. Top students are also eligible to participate in a Gifted and Talented (GT) Intern/Mentor Program (an independent study program supervised by outstanding area mentors) or the GT Independent Research Program. There are several honor society chapters established within the school. Mt. Hebron has access to an off-campus Career Academy program that our students are eligible to attend.
Mt. Hebron High School, part of the Howard County Public School System, enrolls students from a wide variety of communities in Ellicott City, Maryland, approximately 10 miles from Baltimore City. Just west of U.S. 29 and north of I-70 between Baltimore and Washington D.C., the majority of students live in single-family detached dwellings in typical suburban neighborhoods, but many of our students also live in apartments along the Rt. 40 corridor. Our population is culturally diverse, with a majority of the student body enrolled in college preparatory and technology courses. In 2010, Ellicott City was named the second best small city by Money Magazine.
Highlights
Mt. Hebron High School is consistently recognized for its academic excellence, college preparatory programs, and strong, dedicated teachers. US News & World Report ranked Mt. Hebron as #18 among Maryland High Schools. Niche.com lists Mt. Hebron as the #10 Best Public High School in Maryland, #13 Best College Prep Public High School in Maryland, and #21 Best Public High School Teachers in Maryland of 217 Public High Schools. Mt. Hebron has a deep sense of pride and purpose in the community. Each year, the student body, alumni, and staff participates in a social justice activity centered on a canned food drive to help needy families within the community. Students are encouraged to balance their academics and extracurricular activities. Mt. Hebron offers over 90 clubs and 20 sports to its students.
Instructional Program
Mt. Hebron is a comprehensive high school with students in grades 9 through 12. The academic year is divided into four quarters, with a mid-term and final exam. The students at Mt. Hebron are encouraged to challenge themselves academically. In 2018-19, 41% of the students are enrolled in at least 1 AP course. AP test scores are consistently among the highest in the county (87% earned a 3 or higher in 2018) and our graduation rate is 98.7%. Top students are also eligible to participate in a Gifted and Talented (GT) Intern/Mentor Program (an independent study program supervised by outstanding area mentors) or the GT Independent Research Program. There are several honor society chapters established within the school. Mt. Hebron has access to an off-campus Career Academy program that our students are eligible to attend.
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