As another school year comes to a close, ERSC is providing useful information for staff, including work schedules for next school year, summer pay disbursement, salary increases, accelerated pay dates and ways to stay healthy this summer.
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Looking for summer employment? Do you want to help prepare MCPS students for the coming school year? Look no further: MCPS has positions available for a variety of school-based summer employment opportunities for MCEA and SEIU unit members. School-Based Summer […]
Three staff members have been honored with 2020–2021 Counselor of the Year awards. The trio—one each at the elementary, middle and high school levels—will be recognized at the June 10 Board of Education business meeting. This year’s winners are: Robin […]
Do you need credits for renewal or salary advancement? MCPS is reopening registration for one additional week so that educators can earn MSDE Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits for successfully implementing their school system’s Continuity of Learning plan for the […]
MCPS will host several parent information sessions to provide families with an opportunity to learn more about the Virtual Academy and the application process. The sessions are scheduled for: Thursday, June 10: noon-1 p.m. Thursday, June 10: 6-7 p.m. (Spanish […]
Join us as we kick off the 10th annual GIVE BACKpacks campaign to raise funds, and coordinate the distribution of backpacks and school supplies to students in MCPS schools. For just $10, you can provide a student with a backpack […]
Arushi Singh, Richard Montgomery High School, was the first place winner in the Gaithersburg Book Festival’s poetry contest. His piece was titled Leaking Memories. High school students from across the Washington metropolitan area were invited to submit short poems to […]
The Summer BOND Learning and Leadership Institute is offering a free virtual program this summer for 7th to 12th grade boys. Registration for the program, Latinos en Estados Unidos, is open to all rising 7th to 12th grade boys; Latino […]
An essay contest focused on racial injustice is open to public high school students in Montgomery County. The contest is being presented by the Montgomery County Lynching Memorial Project and the Equal Justice Initiative. Students are asked to examine the history of […]
Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) is holding its Summer Read and Learning Program from June 16–August 31. The Summer Read and Learn program offers kids and teens a chance to fill the summer with great books and fun activities. Read […]
In April 2020, Montgomery History launched a COVID-19 Archive to capture for future generations how the global crisis affected the local community. Residents submitted documents, diary entries, photos, artwork and even a song. Montgomery County has entered its final phase […]
Congratulations to our Class of 2021 graduates! Graduations started today on school campuses and continue through June 17. Don’t forget to send us some of your favorite graduation photos via email and Twitter.
In case you missed it, the following message was emailed to staff on Tuesday, June 1. Dear Members of the MCPS Family, This time 20 years ago, I was wrapping up my first year teaching in Montgomery County Public Schools […]
This year, 1,440 longtime employees are eligible for recognition, according to Employee and Retiree Services records. Of these employees, 1,020 have completed 15 years, 349 have completed 25 years, and 71 have completed 35 years. The list includes years of service […]
The Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services is offering free COVID-19 vaccines at Montgomery Village Middle School for MCPS students (12 years and older) using the Pfizer vaccine today, Wednesday, June 2, until 7 p.m. Montgomery Village is […]
The ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict has resulted in a significant uptick of threats of violence, expressions of bigotry and antisemitism in Montgomery County and across the nation. These reports have raised anxiety and concerns about safety among students and staff, particularly […]
Are you looking for summer employment? Are you looking to work with MCPS students and colleagues to prepare for the coming school year? MCPS has a job for you! The district has positions available for a variety of summer employment […]
Throughout the 2020–2021 school year, MCPS principal interns worked in schools without ever meeting their staffs, students or families in person. They completed virtual practicums, where they served as principals from mid-December until the end of January. As they wrapped […]
There has been a significant surge in the demand for firearms in Montgomery County and across the nation. This month, as the U.S. commemorates National Safety Month, families are encouraged to review how to safely store firearms and have important […]
The latest episode of “Well-Being Matters,” highlights the benefits of couples counseling. “Well-Being Matters” is an MCPS video series created by staff members for staff members. The host of the show is Robyn Rosenbauer, a licensed clinical social worker who […]
MCPS has developed a long-range plan, the MCPS 2.5 Year Project Plan, to address unlearned content from the beginning phases of the COVID-19 pandemic. The plan also addresses the curriculum standards that were intentionally compacted, reduced or removed to adapt […]
Nationally, the COVID-19 pandemic has had the greatest impact on mathematics performance than any other content area. The MCPS mathematics program is designed to challenge students of all levels. The goal is for students to successfully complete Algebra 1 in […]
Middle school and high school students may continue earning Student Service Learning (SSL) hours towards their graduation requirement by participating in SSL opportunities during the summer. There are a number of traditional in-person opportunities and virtual/remote opportunities that follow the […]
Registration is open for parents who wish to register their child for an MCPS kindergarten class for the 2021-2022 school year. Children must be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2021. For more information about eligibility guidelines, registration […]
Join us as we kick off the 10th annual Give BACKpacks campaign to raise funds, and coordinate the distribution of backpacks and school supplies to students in MCPS schools. For just $10, you can provide a student with a backpack […]
Join us for a webinar to learn about the physical and mental benefits of being outside; ideas on how to immerse yourself in nature while exercising and important safety tips to keep in mind. The webinar will be held from […]
In her third year at the helm of the Gaithersburg school, Loretta Woods partners with community organizations to support families; has led several building improvement projects; and is dedicated to restorative justice and anti-racism practices.
Summer staff is needed! Are you looking for summer employment? Do you want to help prepare MCPS students for the coming school year? Look no further: MCPS has positions available for a variety of summer employment opportunities for MCEA and […]
Dear Students, Staff and Families, The last five years have been busy and inspiring. As I reflect on the time I’ve spent in Montgomery County Public Schools, I am reminded of the importance of public education; the critical partnership with […]
The Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services will host a free COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Paint Branch High School for MCPS students (12 and older). Students will be given the Pfizer vaccine from noon to 7 p.m. on […]
