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The DeMatha Stagline

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DeMatha Junior College Meetings

DeMatha Junior College Meetings

Justin Jordan, Staff Writer April 15, 2024

DeMatha recently had the last of their Junior College Meetings, held on March 19 in the cafeteria. These meetings started back in November and were held once a month until this last one in March. During...

Students show off some of the awards the brought back to Hyattsville from Myrtle Beach on the 2023 Music Trip.

Music Trip 2024

Malcolm Thomas, Staff Writer April 15, 2024

With spring break in the past, the DeMatha music program eagerly waits for what’s to come. On April 18, the best musicians and vocalists in the school will take a trip to Virginia Beach for their annual...

Students Reflect on the Sophomore Retreat

Students Reflect on the Sophomore Retreat

Cristian Smith-Little, Staff Writer March 25, 2024

On Wednesday, March 13, the sophomores from DeMatha Catholic High School went on a retreat. They visited the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land in D.C. During the retreat, students listened to different...

DeMathas New Volleyball Team

DeMatha’s New Volleyball Team

Eli Surprin, Staff Writer March 25, 2024

An interesting new sport that might be coming to DeMatha, led by Tyler Sanchez is a brand-new volleyball team. Tyler is a sophomore at DeMatha and plays club volleyball for Maryland Juniors. He recently...

DeMatha Academic Awards Night Preview

DeMatha Academic Awards Night Preview

Justin Jordan, Staff Writer March 15, 2024

As we come to the end of the quarter, which officially ends on March 15, many DeMatha students are looking forward to an invitation to Academic Awards Night. Set on April 24, 2024 in the Brendan Looney...

2023 Senior Retreat

2023 Senior Retreat

Michael Candy, Staff Writer December 4, 2023

On November 12th and 13th, the graduating DeMatha Catholic High School class of 2024 took their final class retreat. They visited Sandy Hill Camp and Retreat Center in North East, Maryland. During the...

Moving on to quarter 2

Moving on to quarter 2

Max Browne, Staff Writer November 21, 2023

Recently quarter one has ended for all Prince Georges County High schools. DeMatha Catholic quarter one for the 2023 school year started on August 31th and ended on October 26th. How did students feel...

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DeMatha Cyber Day

Tyson Woods, Staff Writer October 25, 2023

On the 27th of September, DeMatha Catholic High School will have a cyber day.  This is a day where teachers assign work for students to do at home. DeMatha is having this cyber day because the faculty...

Winter Uniforms Returns to DeMatha

Winter Uniforms Returns to DeMatha

Max Browne, Staff Writer October 13, 2023

On October 16, students at Dematha Catholic High School will be back in winter uniform. At DeMatha, there are two types of uniforms, the winter and spring uniform. The spring uniform consists of DM brand...

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DeMatha’s Walk-a-thon

Daniel Utochkin, Staff Writer September 28, 2023

The walk-a-thon is an annual tradition at DeMatha. During the walk-a-thon, students  walk along the streets near the school and take pictures and interact with locals. It's a great way to promote DeMatha...

BSU car wash raises over 800 dollars

BSU car wash raises over 800 dollars

Corey Wells, Staff Writer September 22, 2023

On Saturday, DeMatha’s Black Student Union (BSU) held a car wash. They brought in about $900 in a total of 4 hours. BSU president Nnaeto Nwafor said, “It was an all-around success and a bunch of...

A man in Samandag, a city in southern Türkiye, rides his motorcycle down a devastated road.

Credit: AP Photo/Emrah Gurel

“It Was Like the Apocalypse”: The Earthquake in Türkiye and Syria and it’s Consequences

Maximo Legaspi, Editor-in-Chief March 1, 2023

On the night of February 6, a massive earthquake struck the border region of both Türkiye and Syria, causing extensive damages across the two countries. According to the AP, at least 50,000 people have...

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