MCPS is hosting a virtual information session to learn about teacher employment opportunities from 6–7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 5. This session will provide information on the application process, along with school district supports and benefits. Join the meeting at […]
The Device Showcase for members of the Montgomery County Education Association (MCEA) is being held this Friday, Jan. 6. The showcase will inform future purchases and align new technologies with classroom needs. Teacher devices will be an important part of […]
Four MCPS coaches have been named 2022 All-Met Coaches of the Year by The Washington Post. Peg Keiller, girls’ soccer coach at Quince Orchard High School, was named Coach of the Year. Coaching at Quince Orchard since 1999, Keiller’s teams […]
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses for the spring semester are available for registration through the Professional Development Online (PDO) system. The spring semester runs from February through mid-June. Teachers have priority registration in all CPD courses. Support staff and substitute teachers may register […]
Online and in-person trainings for supporting services professionals are now open for registration. To register, visit Professional Development Online (PDO) and search for the course number. Workshops cover a range of topics, including Introduction to Excel, Email Etiquette, Five Steps […]
The Office of Human Resources and Development is providing an informational session for aspiring assistant principals. The two future administrative workshops below will provide information on how to apply to the Assistant Principal (AP) Pool. They will be held: Wednesday, […]
Learn to tune in to your body and mind so you can identify self-care practices that bring balance to your eating habits and mood. The webinar will be held from 4:30–5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 26. Register for the webinar […]
Dr. McKnight unveiled her recommended budget during a Dec. 19 presentation. The recommendation seeks an 8% increase, with investments in early childhood, dual-language learning, and competitive salaries for staff.
MCPS Superintendent Monifa B. McKnight visited Takoma Park Middle School and Rolling Terrace Elementary School on Wednesday, Dec. 21, to discuss her proposed $3.15 billion Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 Operating Budget. Rolling Terrace is a dual-language school; classes are taught […]
On Dec. 17, the Richard Montgomery High School Madrigals performed during the White House holiday tours. The group of 21 students sang music encompassing various holidays and traditions, and wintertime music in the East Room. They were led by choral […]
Join MCPS and Fidelity Investments for upcoming virtual workshops to help you manage your financial future. Details are below: Tuesday, Jan. 10, 8-9 p.m. Maximize Social Security in Your Retirement Strategy: Learn about strategies for claiming your Social Security benefit […]
A trifecta of elementary schools has been selected for award prizes for being recognized as the healthiest schools in MCPS—Burtonsville, Glen Haven and S. Christa McAuliffe elementary schools. The MCPS Districtwide Wellness Committee recently announced the winners of this year’s […]
Montgomery County is hosting its annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday tribute and celebration from 4–5:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 16 at The Music Center at Strathmore. This free event, “We Are Martin,” will feature special guests, performing artists […]
Over a two-month period, students at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School organized lectures, performances and panel discussions to unwrap the effects of gaslighting in their school and in the larger community. “It’s important for the school system to address gaslighting because […]
Due to a recent change in a Maryland law, students will not be charged to participate in dual-enrollment programs. Montgomery College will refund students who have paid tuition for college courses taken this fall. Students taking college courses during the remainder […]
This month’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP) webinar offers proactive strategies to stress less. Learn how to manage your stress in a healthy way and pick up tactics to take control of your life. You can access this webinar starting today, […]
During the Try-Athlon, this fall’s physical activity challenge, nearly 5,000 MCPS employees picked three health goals, set measurable objectives and implemented a plan for reaching them. They took part in a variety of physical activities to compete for prizes, and […]
Mary Allman, who worked as a specialist with the Emotional Disabilities program until she retired in 2005, died on Dec. 1. She was 82 years old and worked for MCPS for more than 16 years. Aveline C. Isom, special education […]
Move to a new address? Get married? Have a baby? If you had any of these or other life changes in 2022, it’s time to make sure ERSC has your most up-to-date information.
The 2023-2024 school year calendar was approved at the MCPS Board of Education Dec. 6 business meeting.
The Board of Education has approved agreements with the employee associations that allow for a 3.35 percent cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for all permanent employees and substitute teachers, a step increase for eligible employees, and a longevity increase for eligible supporting […]
Awards season is here! Don’t forget to nominate exceptional teachers, supporting services staff and administrators for top honors. Several awards are accepting submissions and the deadline for most of them is Friday, Dec. 16. More information below: The Montgomery County […]
Employees will receive their 2022 W-2 and 1095-C tax forms sooner if you authorize web delivery (online access) prior to Monday, Jan. 9, 2023. If you authorized web delivery in a previous year, you do not need to do so […]
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses for the spring semester will be available for registration at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 19 through the Professional Development Online (PDO) system. The spring semester runs from February through mid-June. Teachers have priority registration […]
It can be common to experience a dip in mood this time of year. With the end of daylight savings time, many of us are leaving work with little daylight remaining before sunset. The shorter days combined with colder weather […]
As part of Inclusive Schools Week earlier this month, Garrett Park Elementary School held “Together We’re Better” virtual assemblies with The Arc Maryland to help spread awareness for the rights of people with disabilities. Maryland State Secretary of Disabilities Carol […]
The Career Pathways program, which supports SEIU Local 500 unit members in identifying career goals and getting training to attain those goals, is seeking ambassadors. Ambassadors are SEIU members and trained mentors who promote the Career Pathways Program. Employees can […]
The League of Educators for Asian American Progress (LEAAP) is holding its Lunar New Year scholarship dinner at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 18, at New Fortune Restaurant, 16515 South Frederick Ave. in Gaithersburg. Registration and seating begin at 5:30 […]
The MCPS Department of Digital Innovation is hosting a Device Showcase in January for members of the Montgomery County Education Association (MCEA). The showcase will inform future purchases and align new technologies with classroom needs. Teacher devices will be an […]
Earlier this year, the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) launched The Educator Application and Certification Hub (TEACH). It replaces the former MSDE Educator Information System (EIS). The MCPS Certification Unit handles all certification-related work for permanent MCPS educators (teachers, […]
