More than 11,000 students are expected to receive diplomas in the Class of 2022. Send us your favorite graduation photos via email and Twitter.
More than 11,000 students are expected to receive diplomas in the Class of 2022. Send us your favorite graduation photos via email and Twitter.
The following message was emailed to staff on Tuesday, May 24. It is reposted below. In addition, please be aware […]
MCPS is hosting a mental health forum for families and students from 6:15–8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 31 at Seneca […]
Dozens of MCPS high school seniors were recognized for their accomplishments in dance and theatre at the 21st annual Superintendent’s […]
James Allrich, principal at Argyle Middle School, was named the 2023 Principal of the Year by the Maryland Association of […]
MCPS parents, staff and community members are invited to the 8th annual Special Education Summit, Leading the Way Today, Partnering for […]
More than 150 students, families, youth service providers and community members participated in the annual Pride Town Hall event on […]
A webinar on Caring for the Caregiving will be held virtually from 4–5 p.m. on Wednesday, June 8. One of the […]
Walt Whitman High School has been named a 2022 Maryland Green School, bringing the MCPS total to 91. Staff and students […]
Several online trainings are available to all supporting services professionals this summer, To register for these learning opportunities, visit Professional […]
Nearly 6,000 MCPS employees increased their physical activity during Well Aware’s spring physical activity challenge: Fountain of Youth. They took […]
The winners of the Montgomery County Commission for Women’s (CFW) fifth annual Girl Power Contest have been selected. This year, […]
The Montgomery County Police School Safety Unit will be hosting a weeklong Safety Patrol Leadership Camp in June and July. […]
The Montgomery County Alliance of Black School Educators honored 28 graduating seniors during its annual Distinguished African-American Scholars and Community […]
The Montgomery County Board of Education recently honored 11 individuals and organizations during its annual Distinguished Service Awards ceremony. The […]
The Montgomery County Board of Education is seeking to fill one vacancy on its five-member Ethics Panel. The vacancies are […]
MCPS is hosting a mental health forum for families and students from 6:15–8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 31 at Seneca […]
In response to gaps in elementary literacy skills, MCPS is launching a shift to structured literacy beginning in the 2022-2023 […]
The annual Pride Town Hall will be held from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, May 21 at Walter Johnson […]
Interim Superintendent Dr. Monifa McKnight will participate in a community conversation on Creating Inclusive K-12 Learning Environments to Support Diversity […]
Latino parents and families are invited to a virtual conversation about the district’s Comprehensive Well-Being, Safety and Security Initiative at […]
The Albert Einstein High School Arts Hall of Fame inducted 25 artists during a reception and ceremony on May 11. […]
More than 260 students were honored in a dual enrollment recognition ceremony on May 17 at the Universities at Shady […]
Join MCPS and Fidelity Investments for upcoming virtual workshops to help you manage your financial future. Details are below: Tuesday, May […]
The School Energy and Recycling Team has announced the winners of the annual Watt’s Up? poster contest. The goal of […]
Back in-person after two years, the Gaithersburg Book Festival, a celebration of books, writers and literary excellence, will be held from […]
The latest episodes of “Waymaking” feature discussions on two topics—the Dads on Duty program at Seneca Valley High School and […]
Marni Olesker, third grade teacher and team leader at Burning Tree Elementary School, has won this year’s Shirley J. Lowrie […]
The following message was emailed to staff from Interim Superintendent Dr. Monifa McKnight on Tuesday, May 10. Dear MCPS Employees, I […]
By a unanimous vote, the Montgomery County Board of Education approved Dr. Monifa B. McKnight’s employment contract as superintendent of […]