Students will begin to return to buildings on March 1 and 15. Students who have chosen to return to in-person learning will do so in phases; those who chose virtual learning will remain virtual.
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The MCPS Antiracist Systemwide Audit, which launched in the fall, provides MCPS an opportunity to examine systemwide practices and policies to ensure that race and bias do not impact access, opportunities or equitable outcomes for every student. Mid-Atlantic Equity Consortium […]
MCPS is planning a variety of summer programs for elementary, middle and high school students. Programs will be focused on helping students accelerate learning following this unprecedented school year, with a focus on mathematics, literacy and preparing for the next […]
In response to feedback about virtual learning at the secondary level, adjustments have been made to improve the student/teacher experience in virtual learning; promote student well-being and provide flexible options for student schedules. These adjustments for the second semester are […]
On Feb. 4, the College Board and International Baccalaureate (IB) announced changes to spring 2021 Advanced Placement (AP) and IB exams. MCPS will review the available options, gather feedback from stakeholders and develop a districtwide plan for AP and IB […]
February 1–5 was National School Counseling Week. Learn about the role of school counselors and how they support students and families. Also, be sure to check out the latest Waymaking episode, which highlights the work of counselors. In the episode, […]
The Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) College Fair will be held virtually on Friday, Feb. 12 and Saturday, Feb. 13. Although focused on high school juniors, seniors and their parents/guardians, this event is an opportunity for students in Grades […]
Montgomery County parents/guardians who wish to request a Change of School Assignment (COSA) for their children from their home school may begin the process during the transfer season that began on Feb. 1. All COSA requests must be submitted no […]
MCPS is providing bulk box meals to accommodate the schedules of working parents and meet the needs of MCPS students. MCPS will distribute boxes on Tuesdays (3-Day Meal Box) and Fridays (4-Day Meal Box) at two designated locations. The location […]
TutorMe.com, a new, free student online tutoring and homework help service, is now available in any subject for students in grades 3-12. TutorMe.com is a secure, online resource easily accessible through MCPS student Canvas and StudentVUE accounts and offers on-demand […]
Families and students can stay engaged throughout the school year with Parent Academy To Go. Parent Academy To Go is a series of virtual webinars for families to watch at home. There are also several virtual chats and workshops that […]
A community conversation on equity will be held from 7–8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 11. Join Lauren Markham, author of “The Faraway Brothers,” and a panel of local Latino leaders, educators and students for a discussion on the challenges faced […]
MCPS is hosting a virtual anti-vaping symposium from 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 27. The event, which is open to staff, students, parents, health providers and community members, will provide information on the health risks of vaping, preventative measures […]
MCPS students are invited to participate in a Climate Youth Town Hall from 7–8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 11. The event will be held via Zoom. The town hall, hosted by the County Executive, Montgomery College and MCPS, is an […]
The 12th Annual Choose Respect Montgomery video PSA contest is now accepting entries. This contest challenges middle and high school students to create an original 60-second public service announcement (PSA) video to promote awareness of dating abuse and domestic violence […]
Students in grades 8, 9, 10 and 11 who are interested in politics and want to know what it is like to serve as a Montgomery County Councilmember are invited to submit entries for Councilmember Craig Rice’s “Councilmember for a […]
The Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) will meet via Zoom from 7–9 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 25. The meeting will include an update on the process for a return to in-person learning for special education students. SEAC is comprised of […]
The elementary application process for the 2021-2022 school year opened on February 1, 2021 and will remain open until April 23, 2021. Any student entering grades K–5 in the 2021-2022 school year may participate in the immersion application process. To […]
Keep the fun and creativity flowing at home or in person with the Guide to Children’s Arts Activities! Filled with exciting and enriching after-school and weekend activities ranging from music, dance, and creative writing classes to theater, visual arts, and […]
Students will learn about exciting careers in bioscience, arts and entertainment during upcoming Let’s Talk Careers programs.
MCPS has announced a new, free student online tutoring and homework help service that will begin with the second semester on February 1. Tutorme.com is a secure, online resource that will be easily accessible through MCPS student Canvas and StudentVUE […]
The MCCPTA Safe Tech Committee, in partnership with the MCPS Office of Technology and Innovation, has developed the following tips to help students continue to engage in virtual learning safely and successfully during the second semester: MCPS-issued Chromebooks provide filters […]
In response to feedback about virtual learning at the secondary level, adjustments are being made to improve the student/teacher experience in virtual learning, promote student well-being, and provide flexible options for student schedules. These adjustments for the second semester are […]
The Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) College Fair will be held virtually on Friday, Feb. 12 and Saturday, Feb. 13. Although focused on high school juniors, seniors and their parents/guardians, this event is an opportunity for students in Grades […]
The Board of Education is seeking comment on two policies—IQD, Academic Eligibility for Extracurricular Activities, and a new draft policy, JPH, School Food and Nutrition Programs. Public comment for both policies is open until Friday, Feb. 12, 2021. The Board […]
The Montgomery County Youth Media Festival will be held virtually on Saturday, April 24. The theme is social justice. Secondary students and young adults aged 18–25 are invited to submit original works of video and art for consideration. Categories are: […]
The Montgomery County Food Council launched a short 8-question COVID-19 Community Food Access survey seeking input from residents to guide Montgomery County food security initiatives in 2021. Residents’ feedback on how the County can best serve our communities and improve […]
In response to feedback about virtual learning at the secondary level, adjustments are being made to improve the student/teacher experience in virtual learning, promote student well-being, and provide flexible options for student schedules. These adjustments for the second semester are […]
In alignment with the Board of Education decision to delay the return of in-person instruction, the PSAT for Grade 11 students scheduled for January 26 is also cancelled. Unlike the fall SATs, which were administered on weekends by the College […]
Schools are providing opportunities for students to learn and have conversations about the election process, inauguration, race and other challenging global and national issues.
