Gr. PreK–3. (CC) Classic stories centered on different times of the year as well as stories about various animals, bugs, and insects.  Episodes: Miss Rumphius; Antarctic Antics; Planting a Rainbow; Dinosaur Bones. (7/2010)

Gr. K–4. Demonstrates the fun, intrigue, and interdependence of marine animals. Episodes: Communities of the Sea (11/2); Marine Marvels (11/9); Dolphins, Rays, & Other Adaptations (11/16); From Sea to Sea (11/23); Places in the Sea (11/30). (perpetuity)

Gr. 4–7. Introduces students to the solar system by using live-action footage, illustrations, and computer animation. Each program answers questions on space science. Episodes: Moon (11/2); Mars (11/9); Sun (11/16); Exploring Space (11/23); Stars (11/30). (8/2011) Teacher guides / View series preview

Gr. 6. Stream studies from head end of Rock Creek to Pointe Lookout on the Chesapeake Bay. Episodes: Pt. 5: On the Potomac (11/2); Pt. 6: Point Look Out (11/9); Pt. 1: Rock Creek in Laytonsville (11/16); Pt. 2: Smith Center (11/23); Pt. 3: Smith Center (11/30). (perpetuity) More info

Gr. 3-5. (CC) The tree house detectives travel back in time to learn about the process of invention from two of the most famous inventors, Orville and Wilbur Wright. (perpetuity) Teacher guide

Gr. 4–8. Brings awareness to the serious issue of endangered species and explains why it’s important we help to save them from extinction. (perpetuity)

Gr. 4–8. Elephants face serious threats out in the wild.  Travel to remote regions of Africa to see how they are surviving and meet the conservationists who are working hard to protect these giant pachyderms and their habitats. (11/2010)

Gr. 4–12. (CC) This daily news show includes national and international news. Teacher/student resources

Gr. 3–5. (CC) Students explore some of the important characteristics of water, learn about the different properties that make up saltwater and freshwater environments, and learn about the water cycle in detail. (9/2014) Teacher guide

Gr. 6–8. (CC) Students learn how cultures from ancient times to the present have used the Sun and other objects in the sky to mark the passage of time. (perpetuity) Teacher guide

Gr. 7–12. (CC) Valuable information is provided on the rapidly evolving area of biological science. Episodes:  The DNA Obsession (11/2); The Seeds of a New Era (11/9); The Gene Machine (11/16); Peas in a Pod (11/23); Microscopes & Mutants (11/30). (perpetuity) Teacher guides

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Students see geologists at work and learn about the great diversity of landforms—from ancient mountains to shifting river courses to new sea-floor crust. Episodes: Earth’s Structure (11/2); Earthquakes (11/9); Geologic Times (11/16); Revolution Through Time (11/23); Minerals (11/30). (Annenberg/CPB-5/2010)  Teacher/student resources

Gr. 11–12. (CC) An overview of Earth’s systems. Episodes: Water Resources (11/2); Biodiversity Decline (11/9); Energy Challenges (11/16); Atmospheric Pollution (11/23); Earth’s Changing Climate (11/30). (Annenberg/CPB–perpetuity) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 6–8. (CC) Gives middle school students a detailed review of the important concepts being taught in Physical Science.  Episodes: Motion; Energy; Forces & Newton's Law; Simple Machines. (3/2011)

Gr. 9–12. (CC) The foundations of chemical structures and their behavior are explored in theory and in practice, and illustrated with computer animation and demonstrations in industrial and research labs. Episodes: The Atom (11/2); The Periodic Table (11/9); Chemical Bonds (11/16); Molecular Architecture (11/23); Signals From Within (11/30). (perpetuity) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 11–12. (CC) Leading researchers, practitioners, and theorists probe the mysteries of the mind and body. Episodes: The Self (11/2); Testing & Intelligence (11/9); The Power of the Situation (11/16); Constructing Social Reality (11/23); Psychopathology (11/30). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2010) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 6–12. Presents positive and encouraging views on sensitive subjects from an adolescent viewpoint.  Episodes: It’s Never Too Late: Stopping Teen Suicide (11/2); Stressed Out: Stress Management (11/9); Sad, Angry, Lonely, and Scared: The Masks of Depression (11/16); Hidden Scars, Silent Words: Understanding Self Injury (11/23); When Someone Dies: Bereavement and Loss (11/30). (9/2014)

Gr. 6–12. Looks at NASA’s past, present, and future by examining how technology is being used from space exploration to everyday consumer products.  Episodes: Green Technologies & NASA (11/2); Exploration & Racing (11/9); Full Circle (11/16); 21st Century Lunar Exploration (11/23); NASA, Archaeology, & Paleontology (11/30). (perpetuity)  Teacher/student resources

This series uses light as a theme through which to explore topics in physics, chemistry, biology, and Earth and space science. Episodes: Shines & Shadows (11/2); Laws of Light (11/9); Pigments, Paints & Painting (11/16); Colors, Cones & Corneas (11/23); Sunlight to Starch (11/30). Teacher resources

Teachers, Gr. 9–12. (CC) A look at advances in the field of biology. Episodes: Proteins & Proteomics/Evolution & Phylogenetics (11/2); Microbial Diversity/Emerging Infectious Diseases (11/9); HIV & AIDS/Genetics of Development (11/16); Cell Biology & Cancer/Neurobiology (11/23); Biology of Sex & Gender/Biodiversity (11/30). (Annneberg/CPB–12/2014) Teacher resources

Teachers, K–6. (CC) Teachers gain science concepts needed to teach today’s standards-based curricula. Episodes: Material Cycles in Ecosystems (11/2); What is Life? (11/9); Classifying Living Things (11/16); Animal Life Cycles (11/23); Plant Life Cycles (11/30). (Annenberg/CPB–6/2014) Teacher resources

Teachers, Gr. K–8. (CC) With the help of science and education experts, teachers explore science concepts related to force, friction, air resistance, magnetism, and tension. Episodes: Bend & Stretch (11/2); Making an Impact (11/9); Drag Races (11/16); When Rubber Meets the Road (11/23); On a Roll (11/30). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2010) Teacher resources

Teachers, Gr. K–6. (CC) Teachers explore some of the fundamental science concepts needed to teach today’s standards-based curricula. Episodes: Extending the Particle Model of Matter (11/2); What is Matter? (11/9); Nature of Matter (11/16); Physical Changes (11/23); Chemical Changes (11/30). (Annenberg/CPB–6/2014) Teacher resources

Teachers, Gr. 9–12. (CC) Combines chemistry content, history, and technological applications with classroom lessons to provide teachers with updated knowledge and new approaches to pedagogy. Episodes: Chemistry at the Interface (11/2); Atoms & Molecules (11/9); Macro to Micro Structures (11/16); Energetics & Dynamics (11/23); Theory in Practice in Chemical Systems (11/30). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2013) Teacher resources

Gr. PreK–2. Classic stories are told in Spanish to help young students learn the language. Episodes: Musical Max; Noisy Nora; Owen; Chato's Kitchen. (7/2010)

Gr. K–4. Gumbo, a watchdog, thinks he leads a dull life.  One day he decides to run away from home to go to the French Quarter.  He soon realizes everyone he meets is looking for the very thing he left behind— a place to call home.  Students examine the importance of their homes and explore inner contentment. (4/2010)

Gr. K–2. (CC) This entertaining math series is designed to meet and support the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics standards for K–2 mathematics process and content instruction. Episodes: Data Collection (11/9); Measurement (11/10); Number Conservation (11/17); Making of Tens (11/24). (9/2012)
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Gr. 9–12. Four young adults living in the same apartment building play out their romances, life crises, and interests. Episodes: Annie Protests (11/3); Holiday Times (11/10); Football Crazy (11/17); A Wedding (11/24). (7/2010)

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Students increase their understanding of French culture and language. Episodes: Describing Others, Pt. II (11/3); Encounters, Pt. I (11/10); Encounters, Pt. II (11/17); Encounters, Pt. III (11/24). (Annenberg/CPB–6/2013) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 9–12. Four young adults living in the same apartment building play out their romances, life crises, and interests. Episodes: Ana Protests (11/3); Holiday Times (11/10); Football Crazy (11/17); A Wedding (11/24). (7/2010)

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Students learn to understand, speak, read, and write Spanish while following a mystery that takes place in Spain, Argentina, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. Episodes: Paintings (11/3); The Delay (11/10); Revelations (11/17); The Search (11/24). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2010) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Mini dramas set in Germany, interviews with native speakers, and documentary footage on history and culture help increase students’ fluency and comprehension of German. (Annenberg/CPB–12/2009) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 4–12. (CC) This daily news show includes national and international news. Teacher/student resources

Gr. 3–6. (CC) Emphasizes algebra-readiness skills at the upper-elementary-school level and combines real-world applications through the eyes of five professionals. Episodes: Domain/Range/Reasonableness (11/3); Measurement/Area & Perimeter (11/10); Equivalency (11/17); Patterns (11/24). (8/2011) Teacher guides

Gr. 9–12. A cultural video magazine on topics related to societal, economic, technological, and political realities in Germany. (perpetuity)

Gr. 9–12. A German language and cultural appreciation series. (perpetuity)

Gr. 9–12. (CC) The elusive problem-solving concepts of algebra are clarified by highlighting common trouble spots. Episodes: Linear Relation (11/3); Circles & Parabolas (11/10); Ellipses & Hyperbolas (11/17); Functions (11/24). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2009) Student resources

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Major mathematical themes are explored—from the earliest study of prime numbers to the cutting-edge mathematics used to reveal the shape of the universe. Episodes: Harmonious Math (11/3); Connecting with Networks (11/10); In Sync (11/17); The Concepts of Chaos (11/24). (Annenberg Media–perpetuity) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 9–12. (CC) ESOL (English Speakers of Other Languages) students learn English by following the story of an aspiring singer on a journey across America. (Annenberg/CPB–4/2011) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 9–12. Four young adults living in the same apartment building play out their romances, life crises, and interests. Episodes: Annie Protests (11/3); Holiday Times (11/10); Football Crazy (11/17); A Wedding (11/24). (7/2010)

Gr. 9–12. Four young adults living in the same apartment building play out their romances, life crises, and interests. Episodes: Ana Protests (11/3); Holiday Times (11/10); Football Crazy (11/17); A Wedding (11/24). (7/2010)

This ITV flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas. The show also features fun trivia and prizes for answering challenging brainteaser questions. Join the fun and get homework done!  Watch the replay at 6:30 p.m. HHL website

Gr. 6–12. A video series that helps middle and high school students improve their algebra skills. The program follows the MCPS curriculum so students can review key concepts from Algebra 1, one of the High School Assessments that students must pass to graduate. Watch online at MCPSMathDude.org. (MCPS–unlimited)

Gr. 3–6. (CC) Emphasizes algebra-readiness skills at the upper-elementary-school level and combines real-world applications through the eyes of five professionals. Episodes: Domain/Range/Reasonableness (11/3); Measurement/Area & Perimeter (11/10); Equivalency (11/17); Patterns (11/24). (8/2011) Teacher guides

This ITV flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas. The show also features fun trivia and prizes for answering challenging brainteaser questions. Join the fun and get homework done! 
HHL website

Watch games from various MCPS high school sports teams.  Fall coverage includes boys' football and girls' soccer and field hockey. Voli Sports

Programs focusing on mathematics or foreign language content. (Annenberg Media) Learner.org

Gr. K–2. Revisit these classic stories by watching animated adaptations of these time-honored books.  Episodes:  The Amazing Bone, Andy & the Lion, Blueberries for Sal, Crow Boy, Doctor DeSoto. Episodes:  The Amazing Bone; Andy & the Lion; Blueberries for Sal; Crow Boy; Doctor DeSoto. (7/2010)

Gr. PreK–4. (CC)  Freddy Bunny has shown no interest in learning at school. The Book Fairy encourages Freddy’s parents to take him to the library and read to him 20 minutes a day.  In no time he becomes a book-loving student. (8/2010) Teacher guide/video clip

Gr. K–2. (CC) Hiawatha's boyhood is brought to life against a background of authentic Native American music in this excerpt from Longfellow's classic poem. (7/2010) Teacher guide/video clip      

PreK–2. Popular stories enjoyed by children and adults alike. Episodes: Marzipan Pig (11/4); The Little Match Girl (11/11); The Red Shoes (11/18); The Story of the Dancing Frog (11/25). (perpetuity)

PreK–2.  This animated series introduces traditional folktales and short stories in a new light.  Episodes: Little Red Riding Hood (11/4); Puss N’ Boots (11/11); Jack and the Beanstalk (11/18); Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (11/25). (perpetuity)

Gr. 4–6. Students create five projects that have been passed on through generations of Native Americans.  Projects include Tag Bag, Wampum Necklace, Owner Stick, Cork Painting, and Navajo Hogan Box. (7/2012)  Teacher/student resources

Gr. 7–12. (CC) Members of the renowned a cappella ensemble, Sweet Honey in the Rock, demonstrate unique and complex sounds of blues, traditional spirituals, gospel hymns, rap, reggae, and hip hop. (2/2010) Teacher guide

Gr. 4–12. (CC) This daily news show includes national and international news. Teacher/student resources

Gr. 3–4. Follow the adventures of Cassie, a young writer, and her friends as they explore the basics of written communication. Episodes: Writing From Oral History (11/4); Writing an Autobiography (11/11); Writing a Mystery (11/18); Creating a Writing Portfolio (11/25). (perpetuity) Teacher guides

Authors and literary movements are placed within historical and cultural settings. Episodes: Masculine Heroes (11/4); Gothic Undercurrents (11/11); Slavery & Freedom (11/18); Regional Realism (11/25). (CC) (Annenberg/CPB–2013)
Teacher resources

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Writers, critics, scholars, and actors share their insights on both classic and contemporary writing in this series on literature and literary analysis. Episodes: Theme in Short Fiction (11/4); The Elements of Poetry (11/11); Setting & Character in Poetry (11/18); Words & Images in Poetry (11/25). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2010) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Students learn basic principles and strategies for organizing words on a page to effectively communicate their message. Episodes: Collaborative Writing (11/4); Persuasion (11/11); Reading as a Thinker (11/18); Argument (11/25). (Annenberg/CPB–1/2014) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Journalism and communications students learn techniques in writing, reporting, editing, and effectively communicating information to the public. Episodes: Beyond the Summary Lead (11/4); Feature Writing Styles (11/11); Column Writing & Editorial Writing (11/18); Covering Disasters (11/25). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2013) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Provides pure text from Shakespeare’s plays for study in high school English classes.  Teachers can use these programs as a tool to support their lesson plans on Shakespeare and for comparing and contrasting the works.  Episodes: Macbeth (11/4); Hamlet (11/11); Julius Caesar (11/18); King Lear (11/25). (10/2012)

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Joseph Mallord William Turner was one of the greatest landscape painters of all time.  Turner’s career and influences are highlighted through footage of locations in England and Switzerland, and readings from writers and artists of the era. (perpetuity) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 9–12. (CC) Directors, actors, and film scholars trace the influence of the Golden Age of Television and the growth of Hollywood to the entertainment industry today.  Programs from the American Cinema series help students develop visual and media literacy skills for creative-writing and media-production endeavors. (Annenberg/CPB–1/2013) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 4–6. Students create five projects that have been passed on through generations of Native Americans.  Projects include Tag Bag, Wampum Necklace, Owner Stick, Cork Painting, and Navajo Hogan Box. (7/2012)  Teacher/student resources

This ITV flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas. The show also features fun trivia and prizes for answering challenging brainteaser questions. Join the fun and get homework done!  Watch the replay at 6:30 p.m. HHL website

Gr. 6–12. A video series that helps middle and high school students improve their algebra skills. The program follows the MCPS curriculum so students can review key concepts from Algebra 1, one of the High School Assessments that students must pass to graduate. Watch online at MCPSMathDude.org (MCPS–unlimited)

Gr. 9–12. Visit wondrous locations, experience different cultures, and see fascinating architectural structures. (perpetuity)

This ITV flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas. The show also features fun trivia and prizes for answering challenging brainteaser questions. Join the fun and get homework done! 
HHL website

Gr. 7–12. (CC) This documentary on Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer explores and examines the “secrets” of his artistic technique.  Emphasis is placed on lighting and composition.  Infrared reflectology, x-ray analysis, and computer technology reveal captivating insights into what lies beneath Vermeer’s paintings. (perpetuity) Teacher/student resources

Gr. 8–12. (CC) Learn how the elements of melody, rhythm, and texture can create an infinite variety of sounds and serve as expressions of culture. Episodes: Rhythm (11/4); Melody (11/11); Timbre: The Color of Music (11/18); Sound, Music & the Environment (11/25). (12/2015) Teacher/student resoures

Gr. 7–12. Students learn about the great art masters as well as art forms from different countries—a valuable addition to art classes in the middle and high schools. Episodes: Feast of the Gods (11/4); John Russell Pope (11/11); John James Audubon (11/18); William Merritt Chase (11/25). (perpetuity) Teacher/student resoures

Gr. 9–12. (CC) The life and works of American poets are presented through readings and archival photographs.  Episodes: Sylvia Plath (11/4); Ezra Pound (11/11); Wallace Stevens (11/18); Emily Dickinson (11/25). (1/2013) Teacher/student resoures

Elementary school teachers learn how a writing-workshop approach motivates intermediate students and helps them become proficient, independent writers.  Episodes: Teacher/Student Conferences (11/4); Conversations Among Writing Peers (11/11); Peer Conferences (11/18); Learning to Revise (11/25). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2017) (CC) Teacher resoures

Demonstrates how to integrate art subjects with subjects such as language arts, social studies, science, and math. Episodes: What is Art Integration? (11/4); Why Integrate the Arts? (11/11); How Do We Collaborate? (11/18); What Roles Do Students Take On? (11/25). (Annenberg/CPB–6/2015) (CC) Teacher resoures

Gr. 3–5. The arrival of the pilgrims in the new world is chronicled in this dramatic reenactment of their daily activities during those first trying years in the colony they called Plimoth. (7/2010) Teacher guide

Gr. PreK–2. Based on the Native American message of peace and thankfulness for all the blessings of the earth.  Young children will be introduced to the Native American culture and learn to recognize things for which they are thankful. (7/2011) Teacher guide/video clip

Gr. 2–5. Students learn about the configuration of the United States, where states are in relation to one another, and explore the various regions in the United States. (7/2010) Teacher guide/video clip

Gr. 3–5. When the Pilgrims first arrived in Plymouth in 1620 no record was ever made of their landing.  This program explores whether or not the Pilgrims did indeed first land on Plymouth Rock. (7/2010) Teacher guide/video clip

Gr. 2–3. (CC) Provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to understand and analyze the function of local, regional, and global communities. Episodes: Moving On (11/5); This for That (11/12); Choices (11/19). (6/2010)

Gr. 4-8. (CC) Emissaries of Peace: Follow a Cherokee leader and Virginian on their 1762 journey to Williamsburg and London in search of a lasting peace. (11/5 and 12). A More Perfect Union: Witness the conflict and compromise that accompanied the ratifiation of the U.S. Constitution. (Live broadcast 11/19)
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Portrayals of Native American cultures are represented from six major geographic areas.  Reenactments, photographs, graphics, and the people’s own words are used throughout each program.  Episodes include Cheyenne, Iroquois, Lakota Sioux, Navajo, Seminole, and Shawnee. (9/2014) More information

Gr. 4–12. (CC) This daily news show includes national and international news. Teacher/student resources

Gr. 5 and 8. (CC) Travel with two young students as they discover pieces of this country’s history from the time of its earliest pre-Columbian settlers through the technological revolution of the 20th century. Episodes: The Road to Mt. Rushmore (11/5); America at War (11/12); Changing Times & Modern Industries (11/19). (perpetuity) Teacher guides

Gr. 5–12. Members of the Shoshone and Paiute tribes share their history, life today on the reservation, and the demands of modern times and reflect on the importance of tribal traditions.  Episodes include Echoes of the Past, School: A Place to Meet, Services & Resources, and Reflections.

Gr. 6–8. Students learn about the historical influences and geography of ancient civilizations through computer animations, on-location cinematography, and reconstructions. Episodes: The Seven Wonders (11/5); Cities of the Pharaohs (11/12); They Pyramids & Ancient Egypt (11/19). (8/2011) Teacher guides

Gr. 6. The history of Rome, from its early beginnings to the heights of greatness and its eventual decline, is presented through location footage, re-enactments, period writings and art. Episodes: Imperialism & Slavery (11/5); The Rise of Christianity (11/12); Decadence & Decline (11/19). (12/2009) Teacher guides

Gr. 7–12. (CC) Highlights individuals, groups, and events that have impacted our country during the 20th century. Episodes: The Progressive Era (11/5); WWI: The War in Europe (11/12); WWI: On the Home Front (11/19). (8/2011) Teacher guides

Gr. 5-12. Learn how increased freedom for some groups may suppress liberty for others. Episodes: Freedom & Repression in Colonia America (11/5); The Growth of Pre-Revolutionary Freedoms (11/12); Ideas of Freedom in Revolutionary America. (10/2011) Teacher guides

Gr. 6–8. (CC) Addresses issues and concerns important to young teens such as handling difficult emotions, dealing with crises and coping with peer pressure. These programs also model important skills such as assertiveness, decision making, study skills, and rules of common courtesy. (9/2014)

Gr. 7–12. (CC) Students explore complex economic, social, and cultural issues in different countries around the world. Episodes: Singapore (11/5); Canada (11/12); Costa Rica (11/19). (8/2011) Teacher guides

News delivered by a team of teen anchors. This program is both educational and entertaining to young people and is produced in partnership with Weekly Reader magazine. (CC) More information

This ITV flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas. The show also features fun trivia and prizes for answering challenging brainteaser questions. Join the fun and get homework done!  Watch the replay at 6:30 p.m. HHL website

Gr. 6–12. A video series that helps middle and high school students improve their algebra skills. The program follows the MCPS curriculum so students can review key concepts from Algebra 1, one of the High School Assessments that students must pass to graduate. Watch online at MCPSMathDude.org.

Gr. 6–12. Showcases our country’s presidents and their influence on the historical events of their eras. (7/2011) Teacher guides

This ITV flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas. The show also features fun trivia and prizes for answering challenging brainteaser questions. Join the fun and get homework done! 
HHL website

Watch games from various MCPS high school sports teams.  Fall coverage includes boys' football and girls' soccer and field hockey. Voli Sports

Programs focusing on social studies, history, and government.
(Annenberg Media) Learner.org

News delivered by a team of teen anchors. This program is both educational and entertaining to young people and is produced in partnership with Weekly Reader magazine. (CC) More information

An exploration of learning theories in all subject areas. Episodes: The Structure of Disciplines (11/6); Learning & Transfer (11/13); Motivation & Learning (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2013) (CC) Teacher resources

See how teachers and arts specialists introduce the arts into the classroom. Episodes: Bringing Artists to Your Community (11/6); Students Create a Multi-Arts Performance (11/13); Borrowing from the Arts to Enhance Learning (11/20). Annenberg/CPB–12/2013) (CC) Teacher resources

Explores different times during American history. Episodes: Colonial Designs (11/6); Revolutionary Perspectives (11/13); The New Nation (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–6/2017) (CC) Teacher resources

A small group of educators and authors discuss classic and contemporary literary works using the envisionment-building approach. Episodes: Envisioning (11/6); Stepping In (11/13); Being In & Moving Through an Envisionment (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–5/2011) (CC) Teacher resources

Teachers explore strategies to improve teaching methods and incorporate what they have learned into their practice. Episodes: Linear Functions & Inequalities (11/6); Systems of Equations & Inequalities (11/13); Quadratic Functions (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2014) (CC) Teacher resources

Gr. 4–12. (CC) This daily news show includes national and international news. Teacher/student resources

Follow three instructional specialists as they teach students within the small reading environment.  Includes steps and strategies to increase comprehension, reading proficiency, and small-group success. (MCPS-unlimited) More information

Authors and literary movements are placed within historical and cultural settings. Episodes: Rhythms in Poetry (11/6); Modernist Portraits (11/13); Migrant Struggle (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–2013) (CC) Teacher resources

Prominent historians present America’s history from different perspectives through debates and lectures. Episodes: Industrial Supremacy (11/6); The New City (11/13); The West (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2009) (CC) Teacher resources

Demonstrates how to integrate art subjects with language arts, social studies, science, and math. Episodes: Why Integrate the Arts? (11/6); How Do We Collaborate? (11/13); What Roles Do Students Take On? (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–6/2015) (CC) Teacher resources

Provides practical and philosophical advice for teaching writing and examines students who learn at different levels. Episodes: A Shared Path (11/6); Different Audiences (11/13); Different Purposes (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2014) (CC) Teacher resources

Demonstrates how to help students become effective, engaged readers of literature. Episodes: Foundations (11/6); Looking at Literature (11/13); Starting Classroom Conversations (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–6/2014) (CC) Teacher resources

Teachers, 7–12.  Teachers are equipped with a firm foundation in geography content and inquiry teaching skills, in correlation with the National Geography Standards. Episodes: Russia (11/6); Europe (11/13); Global Forces/Local Impact (11/20). (CC) (Annenberg/CPB–12/2012) Teacher resources

Illustrates a constructivist approach to teaching civics.  Episodes: Electoral Politics (11/6); Public Policy & the Federal Budget (11/13); Constitutional Convention (11/20). (CC) Teacher resources

Features informal lectures by historians on momentous events from American history. Episodes: Common Sense & the American Revolution (11/6); The Lowell System (11/13); Concerning Emancipation (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2011) (CC) Teacher resources

Presenters combine content and methodology to inspire teachers seeking thoughtful conversations on teaching practices in social studies. Episodes: The Amistad Case (11/6); Landmark Supreme Court Cases (11/13); The Middle East Conflict (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2013) (CC) Teacher resources

Leading experts discuss current research on learning to read and how to teach a diverse range of students.  Video clips show how teachers help students transition from “learning to read” to “reading to learn.”  Episodes: Fluency & Word Study (11/6); Building Comprehension (11/13); Writing (11/20). Annenberg/CPB–12/2015) (CC) Teacher resources    

Teachers get instruction and assessment strategies for teaching foreign languages at all grade levels—Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Latin, Russian, and Chinese. Episodes: A Cajun Folktale & Zydeco (11/6); Touring a French City (11/13); Hearing Authentic Voices (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–6/2014) (CC) Teacher resources

See how students develop reading skills over time when they are engaged in effective reading practices. Episodes: William Finds His Base: Case Study (11/6); Staying on Topic (11/13); 100 Days of Reading (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2012) (CC) Teacher resources

Seven principles of effective teaching are introduced and explored in depth by dance, music, theatre, and visual arts teachers from across the country. Episodes: Developing Students as Artists (11/6); Addressing the Diverse Needs of Students (11/13); Choosing Instructional Approaches (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2015) (CC) Teacher resources

Provides teachers with a strong foundation for teaching economic concepts and offers effective lesson plans and classroom strategies. Episodes: Why Markets Work (11/6); The Government’s Hand (11/13); Learning, Earning & Saving (11/20). (Annenberg/CPB–12/2012) (CC) Teacher resources

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. (CC) Watch show

Learn about the Child Find program and screening for preschool children. Find out how to get help if you suspect your preschool child is not developing appropriately. More information

Watch lively discussions about our students, our schools, our people. It’s 10 minutes you won’t want to miss! Topics: Parent Academy (11/2 & 5); MCCPTA (11/9 & 12); MCT Video Contest & Financial Responsibility (11/16 & 19); Preparing For & Attending Montgomery College (11/23 & 26); Homework Hotline Live! (11/30 & 12/3). Watch shows

Elevating the Teaching Profession: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, engages teachers across the country in a town hall forum about what’s working and what’s not working in our nation’s schools; several MCPS teachers take part in this discussion. (CC) More information

Hosted by Superintendent Jerry D. Weast, this month’s edition looks at MCPS high school students who are learning to be firefighters and emergency medical technicians at the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Training Academy; the Seven Keys to College Readiness are outlined for parents; and see how Quince Orchard High School is implementing the Seven Keys for their students. Superintendent's website/Watch show

Board of Education president Shirley Brandman leads a discussion about college access.  From deciding between the SAT or ACT to the application and financial aid process, counselors and experts share valuable tips and sage advice for both parents and students. BOE website/Watch show

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Birthdays (11/2 & 6); Community Helpers (11/9 & 13); The Zoo (11/16 & 20); About Me (11/23 & 27); Communication Accessibility (11/30). (open-captions)

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. (CC) Watch show

Learn about the Child Find program and screening for preschool children. Find out how to get help if you suspect your preschool child is not developing appropriately. More information

Watch lively discussions about our students, our schools, our people. It’s 10 minutes you won’t want to miss! Topics: Parent Academy (11/2 & 5); MCCPTA (11/9 & 12); MCT Video Contest & Financial Responsibility (11/16 & 19); Preparing For & Attending Montgomery College (11/23 & 26); Homework Hotline Live! (11/30 & 12/3). Watch shows

Elevating the Teaching Profession: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, engages teachers across the country in a town hall forum about what’s working and what’s not working in our nation’s schools; several MCPS teachers take part in this discussion. (CC) More information

Hosted by Superintendent Jerry D. Weast, this month’s edition looks at MCPS high school students who are learning to be firefighters and emergency medical technicians at the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Training Academy; the Seven Keys to College Readiness are outlined for parents; and see how Quince Orchard High School is implementing the Seven Keys for their students. Superintendent's website/Watch show

Board of Education president Shirley Brandman leads a discussion about college access.  From deciding between the SAT or ACT to the application and financial aid process, counselors and experts share valuable tips and sage advice for both parents and students. BOE website/Watch show

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Birthdays (11/2 & 6); Community Helpers (11/9 & 13); The Zoo (11/16 & 20); About Me (11/23 & 27); Communication Accessibility (11/30). (open-captions)

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. (CC) Watch show

Learn about the Child Find program and screening for preschool children. Find out how to get help if you suspect your preschool child is not developing appropriately. More information

Watch lively discussions about our students, our schools, our people. It’s 10 minutes you won’t want to miss! Topics: Parent Academy (11/2 & 5); MCCPTA (11/9 & 12); MCT Video Contest & Financial Responsibility (11/16 & 19); Preparing For & Attending Montgomery College (11/23 & 26); Homework Hotline Live! (11/30 & 12/3). Watch shows

Elevating the Teaching Profession: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, engages teachers across the country in a town hall forum about what’s working and what’s not working in our nation’s schools; several MCPS teachers take part in this discussion. (CC) More information

Hosted by Superintendent Jerry D. Weast, this month’s edition looks at MCPS high school students who are learning to be firefighters and emergency medical technicians at the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Training Academy; the Seven Keys to College Readiness are outlined for parents; and see how Quince Orchard High School is implementing the Seven Keys for their students. Superintendent's website/Watch show

Board of Education president Shirley Brandman leads a discussion about college access.  From deciding between the SAT or ACT to the application and financial aid process, counselors and experts share valuable tips and sage advice for both parents and students. BOE website/Watch show

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Birthdays (11/2 & 6); Community Helpers (11/9 & 13); The Zoo (11/16 & 20); About Me (11/23 & 27); Communication Accessibility (11/30). (open-captions)

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. (CC) Watch show

Learn about the Child Find program and screening for preschool children. Find out how to get help if you suspect your preschool child is not developing appropriately. More information

Watch lively discussions about our students, our schools, our people. It’s 10 minutes you won’t want to miss! Topics: Parent Academy (11/2 & 5); MCCPTA (11/9 & 12); MCT Video Contest & Financial Responsibility (11/16 & 19); Preparing For & Attending Montgomery College (11/23 & 26); Homework Hotline Live! (11/30 & 12/3). Watch shows

Elevating the Teaching Profession: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, engages teachers across the country in a town hall forum about what’s working and what’s not working in our nation’s schools; several MCPS teachers take part in this discussion. (CC) More information

Hosted by Superintendent Jerry D. Weast, this month’s edition looks at MCPS high school students who are learning to be firefighters and emergency medical technicians at the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Training Academy; the Seven Keys to College Readiness are outlined for parents; and see how Quince Orchard High School is implementing the Seven Keys for their students. Superintendent's website/Watch show

Board of Education president Shirley Brandman leads a discussion about college access.  From deciding between the SAT or ACT to the application and financial aid process, counselors and experts share valuable tips and sage advice for both parents and students. BOE website/Watch show

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Birthdays (11/2 & 6); Community Helpers (11/9 & 13); The Zoo (11/16 & 20); About Me (11/23 & 27); Communication Accessibility (11/30). (open-captions)

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Learn about the Child Find program and screening for preschool children. Find out how to get help if you suspect your preschool child is not developing appropriately. More information

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Outdoor & Environmental Education (11/3 & 11/5); Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet (11/10 & 11/12); MC Infants & Toddlers (11/17 & 19); Social Services for Families (11/24 & 26). Watch shows

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Communication Accessibility (11/3 & 5); Audiology (11/10 & 12); About Me (11/17 & 19); The Zoo (11/24 & 26). (open-captions in Spanish)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also, see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. More information

America Goes Back to School: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, discusses the administration's education agenda, including: early childhood learning, quality schools, parent responsibility, higher standards, teacher quality, health and safety, workforce development, and higher education.  The Montgomery County Parent Advisory Committee are among the guests. (CC) More information

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children. (CC)

See how schools and communities are turning talk about school reform into action by adapting, implementing, or even inventing tools to make real improvements in student achievement. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Learn about the Child Find program and screening for preschool children. Find out how to get help if you suspect your preschool child is not developing appropriately. More information

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Outdoor & Environmental Education (11/3 & 11/5); Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet (11/10 & 11/12); MC Infants & Toddlers (11/17 & 19); Social Services for Families (11/24 & 26). Watch shows

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Communication Accessibility (11/3 & 5); Audiology (11/10 & 12); About Me (11/17 & 19); The Zoo (11/24 & 26). (open-captions in Spanish)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also, see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. More information

America Goes Back to School: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, discusses the administration's education agenda, including: early childhood learning, quality schools, parent responsibility, higher standards, teacher quality, health and safety, workforce development, and higher education.  The Montgomery County Parent Advisory Committee are among the guests. (CC) More information

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children. (CC)

See how schools and communities are turning talk about school reform into action by adapting, implementing, or even inventing tools to make real improvements in student achievement. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Learn about the Child Find program and screening for preschool children. Find out how to get help if you suspect your preschool child is not developing appropriately. More information

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Outdoor & Environmental Education (11/3 & 11/5); Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet (11/10 & 11/12); MC Infants & Toddlers (11/17 & 19); Social Services for Families (11/24 & 26). Watch shows

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Communication Accessibility (11/3 & 5); Audiology (11/10 & 12); About Me (11/17 & 19); The Zoo (11/24 & 26). (open-captions in Spanish)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also, see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. More information

America Goes Back to School: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, discusses the administration's education agenda, including: early childhood learning, quality schools, parent responsibility, higher standards, teacher quality, health and safety, workforce development, and higher education.  The Montgomery County Parent Advisory Committee are among the guests. (CC) More information

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children. (CC)

See how schools and communities are turning talk about school reform into action by adapting, implementing, or even inventing tools to make real improvements in student achievement. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Learn about the Child Find program and screening for preschool children. Find out how to get help if you suspect your preschool child is not developing appropriately. More information

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Outdoor & Environmental Education (11/3 & 11/5); Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet (11/10 & 11/12); MC Infants & Toddlers (11/17 & 19); Social Services for Families (11/24 & 26). Watch shows

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Communication Accessibility (11/3 & 5); Audiology (11/10 & 12); About Me (11/17 & 19); The Zoo (11/24 & 26). (open-captions in Spanish)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also, see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. More information

America Goes Back to School: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, discusses the administration's education agenda, including: early childhood learning, quality schools, parent responsibility, higher standards, teacher quality, health and safety, workforce development, and higher education.  The Montgomery County Parent Advisory Committee are among the guests. (CC) More information

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children. (CC)

See how schools and communities are turning talk about school reform into action by adapting, implementing, or even inventing tools to make real improvements in student achievement. (CC) More information

 

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Learn about the extended learning opportunities available to all MCPS high schools students at the Thomas Edison High School of Technology. More information

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Provides steps for parents to help children in Grades K–5 accept responsibility for self-care, chores, and homework. (CC)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Individual schools in MCPS feature their productions.

Dr. Winnie King, a physician and medical journalist, explores what it means to be autistic, how to recognize the signs of autism in your child, and new treatments and programs to help children deal with the disorder. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Learn about the extended learning opportunities available to all MCPS high schools students at the Thomas Edison High School of Technology. More information

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Provides steps for parents to help children in Grades K–5 accept responsibility for self-care, chores, and homework. (CC)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Individual schools in MCPS feature their productions.

Dr. Winnie King, a physician and medical journalist, explores what it means to be autistic, how to recognize the signs of autism in your child, and new treatments and programs to help children deal with the disorder. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Learn about the extended learning opportunities available to all MCPS high schools students at the Thomas Edison High School of Technology. More information

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Provides steps for parents to help children in Grades K–5 accept responsibility for self-care, chores, and homework. (CC)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Individual schools in MCPS feature their productions.

Dr. Winnie King, a physician and medical journalist, explores what it means to be autistic, how to recognize the signs of autism in your child, and new treatments and programs to help children deal with the disorder. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Learn about the extended learning opportunities available to all MCPS high schools students at the Thomas Edison High School of Technology. More information

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Provides steps for parents to help children in Grades K–5 accept responsibility for self-care, chores, and homework. (CC)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Individual schools in MCPS feature their productions.

Dr. Winnie King, a physician and medical journalist, explores what it means to be autistic, how to recognize the signs of autism in your child, and new treatments and programs to help children deal with the disorder. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Watch lively discussions about our students, our schools, our people. It’s 10 minutes you won’t want to miss! Topics: Parent Academy (11/2 & 5); MCCPTA (11/9 & 12); MCT Video Contest & Financial Responsibility (11/16 & 19); Preparing For & Attending Montgomery College (11/23 & 26); Homework Hotline Live! (11/30 & 12/3). Watch shows

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Outdoor & Environmental Education (11/3 & 11/5); Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet (11/10 & 11/12); MC Infants & Toddlers (11/17 & 19); Social Services for Families (11/24 & 26). Watch shows

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Communication Accessibility (11/3 & 5); Audiology (11/10 & 12);
About Me (11/17 & 19); The Zoo (11/24 & 26). (open-captions in Spanish)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also, see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. More information

America Goes Back to School: U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan discusses the administration's education agenda, including: early childhood learning, quality schools, parent responsibility, higher standards, teacher quality, health and safety, workforce development, and higher education.  The Montgomery County Parent Advisory Committee are among the guests. (CC) More information

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children. (CC)

See how schools and communities are turning talk about school reform into action by adapting, implementing, or even inventing tools to make real improvements in student achievement. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Watch lively discussions about our students, our schools, our people. It’s 10 minutes you won’t want to miss! Topics: Parent Academy (11/2 & 5); MCCPTA (11/9 & 12); MCT Video Contest & Financial Responsibility (11/16 & 19); Preparing For & Attending Montgomery College (11/23 & 26); Homework Hotline Live! (11/30 & 12/3). Watch shows

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Outdoor & Environmental Education (11/3 & 11/5); Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet (11/10 & 11/12); MC Infants & Toddlers (11/17 & 19); Social Services for Families (11/24 & 26). Watch shows

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Communication Accessibility (11/3 & 5); Audiology (11/10 & 12);
About Me (11/17 & 19); The Zoo (11/24 & 26). (open-captions in Spanish)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also, see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. More information

America Goes Back to School: U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan discusses the administration's education agenda, including: early childhood learning, quality schools, parent responsibility, higher standards, teacher quality, health and safety, workforce development, and higher education.  The Montgomery County Parent Advisory Committee are among the guests. (CC) More information

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children. (CC)

See how schools and communities are turning talk about school reform into action by adapting, implementing, or even inventing tools to make real improvements in student achievement. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Watch lively discussions about our students, our schools, our people. It’s 10 minutes you won’t want to miss! Topics: Parent Academy (11/2 & 5); MCCPTA (11/9 & 12); MCT Video Contest & Financial Responsibility (11/16 & 19); Preparing For & Attending Montgomery College (11/23 & 26); Homework Hotline Live! (11/30 & 12/3). Watch shows

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Outdoor & Environmental Education (11/3 & 11/5); Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet (11/10 & 11/12); MC Infants & Toddlers (11/17 & 19); Social Services for Families (11/24 & 26). Watch shows

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Communication Accessibility (11/3 & 5); Audiology (11/10 & 12);
About Me (11/17 & 19); The Zoo (11/24 & 26). (open-captions in Spanish)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also, see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. More information

America Goes Back to School: U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan discusses the administration's education agenda, including: early childhood learning, quality schools, parent responsibility, higher standards, teacher quality, health and safety, workforce development, and higher education.  The Montgomery County Parent Advisory Committee are among the guests. (CC) More information

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children. (CC)

See how schools and communities are turning talk about school reform into action by adapting, implementing, or even inventing tools to make real improvements in student achievement. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

Watch lively discussions about our students, our schools, our people. It’s 10 minutes you won’t want to miss! Topics: Parent Academy (11/2 & 5); MCCPTA (11/9 & 12); MCT Video Contest & Financial Responsibility (11/16 & 19); Preparing For & Attending Montgomery College (11/23 & 26); Homework Hotline Live! (11/30 & 12/3). Watch shows

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Guests/Topics: Vicky Parcan/Seven Keys to College Readiness (10/6 & 8); Gloria Salas-Kos/MCCPTA (10/12 & 15); Teresa Delgadillo/Social Services for Families (10/20 & 22); Luis Hurtado/How to Stop Gang Involvement (10/27 & 29). Watch shows

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child.  Episodes: Communication Accessibility (11/3 & 5); Audiology (11/10 & 12);
About Me (11/17 & 19); The Zoo (11/24 & 26). (open-captions in Spanish)

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also, see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. More information

America Goes Back to School: U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan discusses the administration's education agenda, including: early childhood learning, quality schools, parent responsibility, higher standards, teacher quality, health and safety, workforce development, and higher education.  The Montgomery County Parent Advisory Committee are among the guests. (CC) More information

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children. (CC)

See how schools and communities are turning talk about school reform into action by adapting, implementing, or even inventing tools to make real improvements in student achievement. (CC) More information

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

A champion for equality in education and a hero to the African American community, Roscoe R. Nix is the namesake of an elementary school in Silver Spring.  This biography details Mr. Nix’s accomplishments as a civil rights leader, a NAACP President, MCPS Board Member, and founder of the African American Festival of Academic Excellence. Roscoe R. Nix ES

Highlights our most valuable resource for student success—the MCPS staff. Each episode documents the work of a teacher, administrator, or supporting service employee and demonstrates how the work of these dedicated individuals ensures our students reach their greatest potential. Featured staff: Emily Luedtke (11/6); Vicky Parcan (11/13); Ellen Harris (11/20); David Chia (11/27). Watch shows

Elevating the Teaching Profession: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, engages teachers across the country in a town hall forum about what’s working and what’s not working in our nation’s schools; several MCPS teachers take part in this discussion. (CC) More information

Hosted by Superintendent Jerry D. Weast, this month’s edition looks at MCPS high school students who are learning to be firefighters and emergency medical technicians at the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Training Academy; the Seven Keys to College Readiness are outlined for parents; and see how Quince Orchard High School is implementing the Seven Keys for their students. Superintendent's website/Watch show

Board of Education president Shirley Brandman leads a discussion about college access.  From deciding between the SAT or ACT to the application and financial aid process, counselors and experts share valuable tips and sage advice for both parents and students. BOE website/Watch show

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child. Episodes: Birthdays (11/2 & 6); Community Helpers (11/9 & 13); The Zoo (11/16 & 20); About Me (11/23 & 27); Communication Accessibility (11/30). (open-captions)

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

A champion for equality in education and a hero to the African American community, Roscoe R. Nix is the namesake of an elementary school in Silver Spring.  This biography details Mr. Nix’s accomplishments as a civil rights leader, a NAACP President, MCPS Board Member, and founder of the African American Festival of Academic Excellence. Roscoe R. Nix ES

Highlights our most valuable resource for student success—the MCPS staff. Each episode documents the work of a teacher, administrator, or supporting service employee and demonstrates how the work of these dedicated individuals ensures our students reach their greatest potential. Featured staff: Emily Luedtke (11/6); Vicky Parcan (11/13); Ellen Harris (11/20); David Chia (11/27). Watch shows

Elevating the Teaching Profession: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, engages teachers across the country in a town hall forum about what’s working and what’s not working in our nation’s schools; several MCPS teachers take part in this discussion. (CC) More information

Hosted by Superintendent Jerry D. Weast, this month’s edition looks at MCPS high school students who are learning to be firefighters and emergency medical technicians at the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Training Academy; the Seven Keys to College Readiness are outlined for parents; and see how Quince Orchard High School is implementing the Seven Keys for their students. Superintendent's website/Watch show

Board of Education president Shirley Brandman leads a discussion about college access.  From deciding between the SAT or ACT to the application and financial aid process, counselors and experts share valuable tips and sage advice for both parents and students. BOE website/Watch show

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child. Episodes: Birthdays (11/2 & 6); Community Helpers (11/9 & 13); The Zoo (11/16 & 20); About Me (11/23 & 27); Communication Accessibility (11/30). (open-captions)

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

A champion for equality in education and a hero to the African American community, Roscoe R. Nix is the namesake of an elementary school in Silver Spring.  This biography details Mr. Nix’s accomplishments as a civil rights leader, a NAACP President, MCPS Board Member, and founder of the African American Festival of Academic Excellence. Roscoe R. Nix ES

Highlights our most valuable resource for student success—the MCPS staff. Each episode documents the work of a teacher, administrator, or supporting service employee and demonstrates how the work of these dedicated individuals ensures our students reach their greatest potential. Featured staff: Emily Luedtke (11/6); Vicky Parcan (11/13); Ellen Harris (11/20); David Chia (11/27). Watch shows

Elevating the Teaching Profession: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, engages teachers across the country in a town hall forum about what’s working and what’s not working in our nation’s schools; several MCPS teachers take part in this discussion. (CC) More information

Hosted by Superintendent Jerry D. Weast, this month’s edition looks at MCPS high school students who are learning to be firefighters and emergency medical technicians at the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Training Academy; the Seven Keys to College Readiness are outlined for parents; and see how Quince Orchard High School is implementing the Seven Keys for their students. Superintendent's website/Watch show

Board of Education president Shirley Brandman leads a discussion about college access.  From deciding between the SAT or ACT to the application and financial aid process, counselors and experts share valuable tips and sage advice for both parents and students. BOE website/Watch show

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
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Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child. Episodes: Birthdays (11/2 & 6); Community Helpers (11/9 & 13); The Zoo (11/16 & 20); About Me (11/23 & 27); Communication Accessibility (11/30). (open-captions)

Kate Harrison, from the Office of Communications and Family Outreach, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Watch show

Explores communication between parents and schools, using the modern technology tools of Edline and Connect-ED. Watch show

A champion for equality in education and a hero to the African American community, Roscoe R. Nix is the namesake of an elementary school in Silver Spring.  This biography details Mr. Nix’s accomplishments as a civil rights leader, a NAACP President, MCPS Board Member, and founder of the African American Festival of Academic Excellence. Roscoe R. Nix ES

Highlights our most valuable resource for student success—the MCPS staff. Each episode documents the work of a teacher, administrator, or supporting service employee and demonstrates how the work of these dedicated individuals ensures our students reach their greatest potential. Featured staff: Emily Luedtke (11/6); Vicky Parcan (11/13); Ellen Harris (11/20); David Chia (11/27). Watch shows

Elevating the Teaching Profession: U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, engages teachers across the country in a town hall forum about what’s working and what’s not working in our nation’s schools; several MCPS teachers take part in this discussion. (CC) More information

Hosted by Superintendent Jerry D. Weast, this month’s edition looks at MCPS high school students who are learning to be firefighters and emergency medical technicians at the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Training Academy; the Seven Keys to College Readiness are outlined for parents; and see how Quince Orchard High School is implementing the Seven Keys for their students. Superintendent's website/Watch show

Board of Education president Shirley Brandman leads a discussion about college access.  From deciding between the SAT or ACT to the application and financial aid process, counselors and experts share valuable tips and sage advice for both parents and students. BOE website/Watch show

Provides information about childcare and children’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development for the critical years — birth to five.  Also see what techniques and activities caregivers use in difficult situations. (CC)
More information

Parents learn useful skills to work with their deaf or hard of hearing child. Episodes: Birthdays (11/2 & 6); Community Helpers (11/9 & 13); The Zoo (11/16 & 20); About Me (11/23 & 27); Communication Accessibility (11/30). (open-captions)