Pre–K–3. Classic stories centered on different times of the year as well as stories about various animals, bugs, and insects.

Gr. K–2.  This story is about the events preceding Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and actual delivery of his speech.

Gr. K–3.  The public and private lives of 42 presidents are celebrated with humor and flair.

Gr. 3–5. How do solar panels work?  What is static electricity?  What causes tides?  Who were the Wright Brothers? Learn fascinating facts about the world around us! (perpetuity)

Gr. 3-5. Follow the tree house detectives as they solve mysterious cases involving mathematics, science, technology, and geography. (perpetuity) (CC)

An endocrinologist, an exercise expert, and two nutritionists discuss how to prevent childhood obesity.

BOE President, Shirley Brandman, discusses with guests the impact that the current Legislative session in Annapolis will have on education.  Guests include State Delegate Brian Feldman, MCCPTA President Kristin Trible and Byron Jones of the NAACP Parents’ Council. BOE website/webcast

Gr. 4–12.  This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC) CNN Student News

The Public Information Office presents weekly news of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Gr. 11–12. Leading researchers, practitioners, and theorists probe the mysteries of the mind and body. (CC) Resources

Gr. 9–12. Defines and illustrates the properties, characteristics, and different types of matter. Episodes: What is Matter? Solids, Liquids and Gases, Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures, and Atoms. (CC)

Gr. 9-12. Looks at NASA's past, present, and future by examining how technology is being used from Space exploration to everyday consumer products. (perpetuity) Website

Gr. 4-6. Portrayal of the negative and positive effects humans have had on various types of water ecologies in regions of the U.S. and beyond. (8/2016) (CC)

Gr. 7-12. New and growing industries give young people a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to work in a variety of green jobs. (9/2012)

The Public Information Office presents weekly news of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. (CC) Website

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.

Topical, timely and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Montgomery County Foster Care Services (2/1); FY 2013 Budget (2/6 & 10); Instrumental Music in MCPS (2/13 & 17); Child Find Program (2/20 & 24); Intergerational Bridges Program (2/27). Webcasts

An endocrinologist, an exercise expert, and two nutritionists discuss how to prevent childhood obesity.

Features news, events, and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch video

Preacher and activist, Martin Luther King, Jr., was a pivotal leader of non-violence and civil rights.  Learn about his life and achievements as well as the political and historical events that led to civil rights for African Americans.

BOE President, Shirley Brandman, discusses with guests the impact that the current Legislative session in Annapolis will have on education.  Guests include State Delegate Brian Feldman, MCCPTA President Kristin Trible and Byron Jones of the NAACP Parents’ Council. BOE website/webcast

Now in its 24th consecutive year, Quizmaster Challenge brings together some of the county’s best and brightest high school students for our battle-of-the-brains competition.  Rockville/Einstein (2/1, 3, 4, 5); Wheaton/Northwood (2/6, 8, 10, 11, 12); B-CC/Sherwood  (2/13, 15, 17, 18, 19); Seneca Valley/Paint Branch (2/20, 22, 24, 25, 26). website

Superintendent Joshua Starr meets with students to answer questions and address concerns

Preacher and activist, Martin Luther King, Jr., was a pivotal leader of non-violence and civil rights.  Learn about his life and achievements as well as the political and historical events that led to civil rights for African Americans.

Learn about this great African American, his scientific and educational accomplishments and the contributions he made to society.

Features news, events, and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch video

he Public Information Office presents weekly news of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. (CC) Website

Topical, timely and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Montgomery County Foster Care Services (2/1); FY 2013 Budget (2/6 & 10); Instrumental Music in MCPS (2/13 & 17); Child Find Program (2/20 & 24); Intergerational Bridges Program (2/27). Webcasts

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.

BOE President, Shirley Brandman, discusses with guests the impact that the current Legislative session in Annapolis will have on education.  Guests include State Delegate Brian Feldman, MCCPTA President Kristin Trible and Byron Jones of the NAACP Parents’ Council. BOE website/webcast

MCPS superintendent Joshua Starr discusses the book, Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink.

PreK–5. Using quotes from some of his admired speeches, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., comes to life in stunning collage art and vibrant watercolor paintings in this biography about beliefs and dreams and the importance of following one’s heart.

Gr. 3-5.  A young African American boy dreams of a world where his life belongs to him. But when his family is sold, he risks everything for what he knows is right. Henry makes a harrowing journey in a wooden crate -- and mails himself to freedom!

Gr. PreK-4. Grace wins a part in the school play and proves that she can be anything that she wants to be.

Gr. K-2. This character education series promotes positive traits using lively and colorful animated automobile characters.

Gr. K-4.  Gumbo is a watchdog that decides to leave home and goes to the French Quarter. There he meets other canine characters and falls upon many adventures.  Students examine the importance of their own homes and explore inner contentment.

Gr. 1-5.  A young African American girl’s life takes a traumatic turn when her face is spray-painted by a racist gang.

Gr. 9–12. Four young adults living in the same apartment building play out their romances, life crises, and interests. One of the four has a limited understanding of French and struggles to be understood, which provides the language-learning content. Wit and physical humor are combined to appeal to high school students. (7/2013)

Gr. 9–12. Four young adults living in the same apartment building play out their romances, life crises, and interests. One of the four has a limited understanding of Spanish and struggles to be understood, which provides the language-learning content. Wit and physical humor are combined to appeal to high school students. (7/2013)

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Seven Keys to College Readiness (2/2); How to help your teenager prepare for the SAT & ACT (2/7 & 9); Interages Program (2/14 & 16); The importance of parent involvement in their child’s education (2/21 & 23); How to encourage reading (2/28). Website

Gr. 4–12.  This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC) CNN Student News

The Public Information Office presents weekly news of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Gr. 3–5. How do solar panels work?  What is static electricity?  What causes tides?  Who were the Wright Brothers? Learn fascinating facts about the world around us! (perpetuity)

Preacher and activist, Martin Luther King, Jr., was a pivotal leader of non-violence and civil rights.  Learn about his life and achievements as well as the political and historical events that led to civil rights for African Americans.

Gr. 6-12. Learn how increased freedom for some groups may suppress liberty for others.

How has slavery shaped the American literary imagination and American identity? This program discusses the classic slave narratives of Harriet Jacobs and Frederick Douglass and the fiction of Harriet Beecher Stowe.

Learn about the life of South Africa’s first black president, an advocate for many social and human rights causes.

Superintendent Joshua Starr meets with students to answer questions and address concerns.

See how young students and professionals are helping to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

This ITV flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas.  Join the fun and get homework done!  Website

Gr. 6-12. A 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. Website

Learn about the Underground Railroad’s most courageous conductor, Harriet Tubman, and learn why she was called “Moses of her people.”

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Seven Keys to College Readiness (2/2); How to help your teenager prepare for the SAT & ACT (2/7 & 9); Interages Program (2/14 & 16); The importance of parent involvement in their child’s education (2/21 & 23); How to encourage reading (2/28). Website

Watch games from various MCPS high school sports teams. Games are presented by VOLi.

Learn about the life of South Africa’s first black president, an advocate for many social and human rights causes.

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Seven Keys to College Readiness (2/2); How to help your teenager prepare for the SAT & ACT (2/7 & 9); Interages Program (2/14 & 16); The importance of parent involvement in their child’s education (2/21 & 23); How to encourage reading (2/28). Website

Pre-K-2.  Popular stories enjoyed by children and adults alike. (perpetuity)

Pre-K-2. This animated series introduces traditional folk tales and short stories in a new light. (perpetuity)

Gr. K–2.  This story is about the events preceding Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and actual delivery of his speech.

Gr. K–3.  The public and private lives of 42 presidents are celebrated with humor and flair.

Gr. K–3. Children get a first-hand look at the world of penguins through a collection of poems about the Antarctic and life under the sea.

Gr. 5. Students see what it was like living in Williamsburg, Virginia during the 18th century. (CC)

The Public Information Office presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

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.

Topical, timely and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Montgomery County Foster Care Services (2/1); FY 2013 Budget (2/6 & 10); Instrumental Music in MCPS (2/13 & 17); Child Find Program (2/20 & 24); Intergerational Bridges Program (2/27). Webcasts

Gr. 4–12. This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC) CNN Student News

Learn about the Underground Railroad’s most courageous conductor, Harriet Tubman, and learn why she was called “Moses of her people.”

Gr. 9-12. Looks at NASA's past, present, and future by examining how technology is being used from Space exploration to everyday consumer products. (perpetuity) Website

Gr. 6-12.  This timeline series covers significant events during different decades.

Gr. 8–12. Programs from this series provide students with tools for developing visual and media literacy skills for creative-writing endeavors and media production. (CC)    

Teaches kids about the essential qualities like empathy, courage, and perseverance.  These programs are designed to give students the chance to understand and develop these positive traits through discussion, learning about role models, and personal reflection. (7/2014) (CC) 

This ITV flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas.  Join the fun and get homework done!  Website

A 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. Website

See how young students and professionals are helping to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

Learn about the life of South Africa’s first black president, an advocate for many social and human rights causes.

Now in its 24th consecutive year, Quizmaster Challenge brings together some of the county’s best and brightest high school students for our battle-of-the-brains competition.  Rockville/Einstein (2/1, 3, 4, 5); Wheaton/Northwood (2/6, 8, 10, 11, 12); B-CC/Sherwood  (2/13, 15, 17, 18, 19); Seneca Valley/Paint Branch (2/20, 22, 24, 25, 26). website

Superintendent Joshua Starr meets with students to answer questions and address concerns

An endocrinologist, an exercise expert, and two nutritionists discuss how to prevent childhood obesity.

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

The Public Information Office, presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Website

How has slavery shaped the American literary imagination and American identity? This program discusses the classic slave narratives of Harriet Jacobs and Frederick Douglass and the fiction of Harriet Beecher Stowe.

Explores the quest for African American equality in vivid detail.

PreK–5. Using quotes from some of his admired speeches, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., comes to life in stunning collage art and vibrant watercolor paintings in this biography about beliefs and dreams and the importance of following one’s heart.

Gr. 3-5.  A young African American boy dreams of a world where his life belongs to him. But when his family is sold, he risks everything for what he knows is right. Henry makes a harrowing journey in a wooden crate -- and mails himself to freedom!

Gr. 1–6.  The story of Rosa Parks is told through narration and illustrations. Key Civil Rights leaders such as Emmet Till, Jo Ann Robinson, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. are also a part of this program.

Gr. PreK-4. Grace wins a part in the school play and proves that she can be anything that she wants to be.

Gr. K-2. This character education series promotes positive traits using lively and colorful animated automobile characters. (9/2014)

Pre-K–2. Young students develop the knowledge, attitudes, skills, and behaviors needed to prevent, defuse, and resolve conflict.

Gr. 1-5.  A young African American girl’s life takes a traumatic turn when her face is spray-painted by a racist gang.

The War of 1812: Learn about America's struggle with Great Britain during the war. (2/2 & 9). When Freedom Came: Discover how enslaved Americans made choices during the Civil War that helped to bring about their freedom. (2/16 & 23).

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Seven Keys to College Readiness (2/2); How to help your teenager prepare for the SAT & ACT (2/7 & 9); Interages Program (2/14 & 16); The importance of parent involvement in their child’s education (2/21 & 23); How to encourage reading (2/28). Website

Gr. 4–12. This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC) CNN Student News

Gr. 9. Showcases our country’s presidents and their influence on the historical events of their eras.  

Gr. 9-12.  The Tuskegee Airmen along with pilots, ground crew, mechanics, and military policemen, share their memories of being a significant part of history during World War II.

Preacher and activist, Martin Luther King, Jr., was a pivotal leader of non-violence and civil rights.  Learn about his life and achievements as well as the political and historical events that led to civil rights for African Americans.

Gr. 6-12. Learn how increased freedom for some groups may suppress liberty for others.

Gr. 4-9.  Shows how the African American communities have influenced the American democracy.

Gr. 8–9.  Learn about this great African American, his scientific and educational accomplishments and the contributions he made to society.

Portrayal of the negative and positive effects humans have had on various types of water ecologies in regions of the U.S. and beyond. (8/2016) (CC)

Gr. 7-12. New and growing industries give young people a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work in variety of green jobs. (9/2012)

This ITV flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas.  Join the fun and get homework done!  Website

A 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. Website

Learn about the Ancient and New Wonders of the World.

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Seven Keys to College Readiness (2/2); How to help your teenager prepare for the SAT & ACT (2/7 & 9); Interages Program (2/14 & 16); The importance of parent involvement in their child’s education (2/21 & 23); How to encourage reading (2/28). Website

Watch games from various MCPS high school sports teams. Games are presented by VOLi.

Learn about the life of South Africa’s first black president, an advocate for many social and human rights causes.

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Topics: Seven Keys to College Readiness (2/2); How to help your teenager prepare for the SAT & ACT (2/7 & 9); Interages Program (2/14 & 16); The importance of parent involvement in their child’s education (2/21 & 23); How to encourage reading (2/28). Website

Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch show

An exploration of learning theories in all subject areas. (12/2013) (CC) Resources

See how teachers and arts specialists introduce the arts into the classroom. (6/2017) (CC) Resources

Explores different times during American history. (6/2017) (CC) Resources

A small group of educators and authors discuss classic and contemporary literary works using the envisionment-building approach. (5/2011) (CC) Resources

An endocrinologist, an exercise expert, and two nutritionists discuss how to prevent childhood obesity.

BOE President, Shirley Brandman, discusses with guests the impact that the current Legislative session in Annapolis will have on education.  Guests include State Delegate Brian Feldman, MCCPTA President Kristin Trible and Byron Jones of the NAACP Parents’ Council. BOE website/webcast

Gr. 4–12. This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC) CNN Student News

Topical, timely and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Montgomery County Foster Care Services (2/1); FY 2013 Budget (2/6 & 10); Instrumental Music in MCPS (2/13 & 17); Child Find Program (2/20 & 24); Intergerational Bridges Program (2/27). Webcasts

Teachers, Gr. K-8.  Teachers examine the three main categories in the Number and Operations strand of Principles and Standards of School Mathematics. (12/2013) (CC) Resources

How has slavery shaped the American literary imagination and American identity? This program discusses the classic slave narratives of Harriet Jacobs and Frederick Douglass and the fiction of Harriet Beecher Stowe. (12/2013) (CC) Resources

Explores the quest for African American equality in vivid detail.

Superintendent Joshua Starr meets with students to answer questions and address concerns

See how young students and professionals are helping to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

Topical, timely and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Montgomery County Foster Care Services (2/1); FY 2013 Budget (2/6 & 10); Instrumental Music in MCPS (2/13 & 17); Child Find Program (2/20 & 24); Intergerational Bridges Program (2/27). Webcasts

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch show

The Public Information Office presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Wedcast

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

An endocrinologist, an exercise expert, and two nutritionists discuss how to prevent childhood obesity

Preacher and activist, Martin Luther King, Jr., was a pivotal leader of non-violence and civil rights.  Learn about his life and achievements as well as the political and historical events that led to civil rights for African Americans.

BOE President, Shirley Brandman, discusses with guests the impact that the current Legislative session in Annapolis will have on education.  Guests include State Delegate Brian Feldman, MCCPTA President Kristin Trible and Byron Jones of the NAACP Parents’ Council. BOE website/webcast

Now in its 24th consecutive year, Quizmaster Challenge brings together some of the county’s best and brightest high school students for our battle-of-the-brains competition.  Rockville/Einstein (2/1, 3, 4, 5); Wheaton/Northwood (2/6, 8, 10, 11, 12); B-CC/Sherwood  (2/13, 15, 17, 18, 19); Seneca Valley/Paint Branch (2/20, 22, 24, 25, 26).

Superintendent Joshua Starr meets with students to answer questions and address concerns

Learn about this great African American, his scientific and educational accomplishments and the contributions he made to society.

Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch show

The Public Information Office presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Wedcast

Learn about the new MCPS Curriculum 2.0 being used in elementary schools.  It focuses on teaching thinking skills important to success in life, and on connecting knowledge between various subjects. Website

Topical, timely and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Montgomery County Foster Care Services (2/1); FY 2013 Budget (2/6 & 10); Instrumental Music in MCPS (2/13 & 17); Child Find Program (2/20 & 24); Intergerational Bridges Program (2/27). Webcasts

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.  

BOE President, Shirley Brandman, discusses with guests the impact that the current Legislative session in Annapolis will have on education.  Guests include State Delegate Brian Feldman, MCCPTA President Kristin Trible and Byron Jones of the NAACP Parents’ Council. BOE website/webcast

MCPS superintendent Joshua Starr discusses the book, Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink.

Various programs that provide information about schools, to parents, and the community.

Calendar/BOE website

Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Website

Competitions between MCPS high school teams. Presented by VOLi.