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  • WGESPTA Information   Información sobre la asociación de paders y maestros (PTA).
     
  • Find out how did we do on our MSA. Go to Washington Grove ES MSA Report Card.

  • Current lunch menus  

  • 7keysA  pathway for students to follow that will increase their chances of being ready for and successful in college. 
  • Montgomery College Youth Programs:
    Click here to register and for more information. 
  • Parent Academy Workshops: Register NOW for free Parent Academy workshops.  Parents can learn about school system programs, Internet safety, homework and parenting strategies, how to monitor their child’s grades with Edline, and much more. For a complete workshop schedule and registration information, see http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/ parentacademy/schedule.aspx 
  • MCPS CURRICULUM 2.0 (formerly known as the EIC) is being developed to create a more exciting learning experience for our students in grades K-5. Built upon the existing Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) curriculum, the MCPS Curriculum 2.0 blends reading, language arts and mathematics instruction with lessons in science, social studies, music, art and physical education in a way that spurs creativity and critical thinking skills.
    http://montgomeryschoolsmd.org/curriculum/integrated/ 

  • Guides to Elementary Curriculum: these guides will give you an overview of the grade level program and explain what your child will be learning in art, mathematics, music, physical education, reading/ language arts, science, and social studies. The information in these guides will assist you in providing support for your child throughout the school year.  
    http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/curriculum/elementary/guides.aspx 

  • The George B. Thomas Learning Academy: The Learning Academy is a tutoring and mentoring program that enhances the academic performance and achievement of students in grades 1 through 12.  Click here for more information. 

  • No medication will be administered in school without the parent's/guardian's written authorization and a written physician's order.  This includes both prescription and over-the-counter medications.  The parent and doctor must complete form 525-13, Authorization to Administer Prescribed Medication.  The medication must be delivered to school by the parent/guardian or an adult designated by the parent/guardian.  MCPS and school health department personnel will not administer medication brought to school by a child.  This is necessary for the safety of all students. 

  • Weather Closings: Parents may receive automatic e-mail notification directly to your mailbox about weather closings.  Click here for more information.  
  • For all other MCPS Parent infomation, please visit the MCPS Parents Page (page focuses on timely and top-requested items) 
  • School Family Handbook  
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