Employee Benefits Open Enrollment ended Friday, Nov. 5. If you enrolled in or made changes to your benefits during Open Enrollment, your new elections will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2022. You should have received confirmation of your changes […]
This message on revised quarantine guidelines was emailed to the MCPS community on Nov. 4. It is reprinted below. We want […]
Important information below for employees who have not yet attested to receiving a COVID-19 vaccination The Board of Education has extended […]
MCPS is hiring school bus drivers. Drivers must be at least 21 years old, have a clean driving history and no […]
Vaccinations are one of the most critical strategies to help schools resume and maintain regular operations. On Friday, Aug. 13, […]
As a reminder, all MCPS staff are required to complete the annual Districtwide Compliance Training for the 2021‒2022 school year. The […]
Are you looking for summer employment? Are you looking to work with MCPS students and colleagues to prepare for the […]
MCPS is hosting a free virtual event from 6:30–8 p.m. on Wednesday, May 19, to give students and their families […]
Meal distribution at curbside sites will be limited as spring break approaches. Stop by the meal sites to pick up […]
Three MCPS students have been recognized in the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards 2021. Derek Yan, a junior at Winston Churchill […]
MCPS continues to see an increasing number of phishing scams sent to Outlook email users. A story in the February […]
Staff with the Outdoor Environmental Education Program has brainstormed how to recast Outdoor Ed in a virtual world. Since the […]
This email was sent to MCPS staff on Wednesday, Jan. 13. Dear MCPS Staff, We have received several questions in recent […]
Three MCPS teachers have been recognized in Bethesda magazine’s Best of Bethesda issue. The article, “Three Teachers Who Really Stepped Up,” […]
Superintendent Jack R. Smith will present his Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 Operating Budget recommendation to the Board of Education and […]
Let’s face it, we are all living with higher-than-normal levels of stress these days. Stress wreaks havoc on your emotional […]
In case you missed it, MCPS and the Montgomery County Faith Community Advisory Council held a virtual town hall on […]
Planning is continuing for SAT administration by the College Board on September 26 and October 3 in selected MCPS test […]
A series of technology webinars for parents has begun to help them learn about the new parent portal (ParentVUE) and […]
The Board of Education and Superintendent Jack Smith recognized 2020 retirees at the July 14 Board meeting. The Employee and Retiree […]
MCPS has a number of resources and best practices available as employees navigate the COVID-19 crisis. This new staff webpage […]
This webinar will provide an overview on the types of skin cancer and how to recognize them, as well as […]
Three MCPS graduating seniors have been recognized this week as U.S. Presidential Scholars. They are among five scholars from the […]
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The Office of Human Resources and Development has revised the process for employees to terminate their employment with MCPS. Form […]
The Board approved the following administrative appointment at its March 10 business meeting: Natalia M. Ahn, General Counsel, Office of […]
Current MCPS students who will be going into Grades 1–5 in the 2020–2021 school year are eligible to participate in […]
The Office of Human Resources and Development is holding job fairs through the summer to hire for teachers, substitute teachers […]
Fourteen MCPS students have been named recipients of full-tuition, four-year college scholarships from the Posse Foundation. The Posse program identifies public […]
Montgomery County residents are invited to participate in two upcoming community forums on the state of education in Montgomery County. […]
