Another 90 maintained their certifications. The certification process is voluntary, rigorous and open to anyone with two years of full-time classroom teaching experience. Educators must demonstrate how their activities strengthen student performance and contribute to student achievement.
Do you know an exceptional school counselor who supports students, nurtures strong relationships with colleagues and student families, and shows […]
Fourteen MCPS seniors have received four-year, full-tuition scholarships from QuestBridge, a national non-profit organization that connects low-income, high-achieving students with […]
In this video, members of the MCPS Student Athlete Leadership Council share the history and significance of National Girls and […]
How we work together, support and elevate each other as valued team members matters. The MCPS Culture of Respect compact […]
The free MCPS Stronger Student mobile app is now available via the Apple and Google Play stores. The project was […]
Hundreds packed Clarksburg High School on Jan. 28 to learn about the dangers and prevalence of illegally made fentanyl, prevention […]
Hospitality and restaurant management students at Seneca Valley and Sherwood high schools are partnering with industry leaders to create and […]
The Office of Human Resources and Development provides higher education partnership opportunities to MCPS employees who are seeking teacher certification […]
Coming Saturday, Feb. 11: the next car and computer sale! Students in the Montgomery County Students Automotive Trades Foundation (ATF) and […]
Get your free tickets now for the annual MCPS Dance Showcase, which will take place at 7 p.m. on Friday, […]
MCPS is partnering with xMinds, the Partnership for Extraordinary Minds, to host free webinar sessions to share more information with […]
More than 40 percent of the things people do are habits. This webinar will explore how habits are established and […]
Throughout February, Montgomery County Public Libraries will in observance of Black History Month. Check out some of the curated, digital collections […]
MCPS is hosting an in-person job fair for teachers from 5–7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 30. The largest and most […]
In partnership with MCPS, Montgomery Goes Purple is hosting a Family Forum on Fentanyl and life-saving Narcan training from 9:30–11:30 a.m. on […]
MCPS students, parents and staff at Spark M. Matsunaga Elementary School ushered in the Lunar New Year in grand style with […]
February is Black History Month and The Bulletin wants to know how schools and offices are celebrating. Hosting a heritage or cultural […]
The League of Educators for Asian American Progress (LEAPP) is offering $2,000 scholarships to graduating MCPS seniors of Asian descent. The […]
Want to become a certified teacher in MCPS? Join us to learn how! The virtual “How To Become A Teacher” information […]
The Winter 2023 Healthy Outlook is now available online. In this issue: Hello Winter Setting Intentions for the New Year A […]
The Montgomery County Students Automotive Trades Foundation (ATF) is looking for car donations. Donations will help more high school students […]
Preparations are in full swing for the spring theater season throughout the school system at middle and high schools. Plan […]
Families and students can stay engaged throughout the school year with Parent Academy TO GO. Parent Academy TO GO is a series of […]
All MCPS students and staff members are invited to participate in the Division of Sustainability and Compliance's (DSC) 2023 Sustainability […]
Patricia L. Jordan, school secretary at Georgian Forest Elementary School, died on Dec. 22, 2022. She was 65 years old […]
Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) and the Washington Wizards have teamed up to get young people reading this winter with […]
The Educational Systems Federal Credit Union’s foundation is offering a professional development award to educators and has three scholarships open […]
In partnership with MCPS, Montgomery Goes Purple is hosting a Family Forum on Fentanyl and life-saving Narcan training from 9:30–11:30 […]
In case you missed it, the following message regarding when and how a potential shift to virtual learning would occur […]
