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 […]
As the nation continues to reflect on and discuss the invasion at the U.S. Capitol building and ongoing threats of […]
On Tuesday, Jan. 12, the Board of Education voted to delay the start of returning small groups of students for […]
Let’s Talk Careers has two events coming up. The first, from 10–11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 27, focuses on the […]
Montgomery County is hosting the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday tribute and celebration in a virtual program at […]
The Montgomery County Board of Education and MCPS are seeking nominations for the 44th Student Member of the Board of […]
Montgomery Parks, part of The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, is hosting Virtual Winter Bingo, a safe, fun way for residents to […]
On Dec. 3, the Board of Education received updates about student performance in the first marking period, which indicated an […]
MCPS has worked diligently to ensure an equitable, rigorous and valuable education for all students. On November 10, an Antiracist […]
Superintendent Jack R. Smith will present his Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 Operating Budget recommendation to the Board of Education and […]
Calling all middle and high school students! Are you interested in pursuing a career in local, state or national government? […]
The Montgomery County Board of Education is proposing a new draft policy Board Policy JPH, School Food and Nutrition Services […]
Families can preorder New Year's meal boxes for winter break for children 18 and younger. The deadline to place orders […]
High school students are encouraged to participate in the county’s Dr. Martin Luther King “Dear Martin” letter writing contest. The […]
Montgomery County is hosting a competition for artwork to be featured in its climate action plan. The competition is open […]
MCPS hosted a virtual conversation on Nov. 12 on the plan for students to return to in-person learning beginning January […]
MCPS is committed to ensuring students are equipped with information to recognize signs of bullying/cyberbullying, harassment (including sexual harassment), hate-bias […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has deeply impacted many families in Montgomery County. The MCPS Educational Foundation, the Montgomery County Council of […]
Calling all middle school and high school students! MCPS is launching Let’s Talk Careers, a monthly live speaker series highlighting […]
The Children’s Opportunity Fund and the Black and Brown Coalition for Educational Equity and Excellence are coordinating low-cost childcare and […]
On Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 6 p.m. the MCPS Parent Academy will host a virtual chat on preparing for parent-teacher […]
There are two upcoming opportunities for MCPS high school students to be involved in leadership roles—the Maryland General Assembly Page […]
At its Nov. 10 business meeting, the Board of Education voted to rename Col. E. Brooke Lee Middle School as […]
MCPS has developed a health metrics grid for a phased-in return to in-person instruction. The grid is aligned with CDC […]
During the Oct. 27 Board of Education meeting, MCPS staff presented proposed changes to the elementary school schedule. These changes, […]
The Board of Education Special Populations Committee is holding a virtual forum for members of the English Speakers of Other […]
The Montgomery County Board of Education will hold several public hearings on the Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 Capital Budget, Amendments […]
Calling all middle school and high school students! MCPS is launching Let’s Talk Careers, a monthly live speaker series highlighting […]
On October 26, the Maryland State Board of Education approved a revised operating calendar for interscholastic athletics for school districts […]
