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The Office of Student and Family Support and Engagement (OSFSE) is committed to providing the services and programs needed to promote positive school cultures and advance the academic, social, physical and emotional well-being of each and every student.
Our Winter 2019 schedule of workshops is now available! Join us for one or more of our engaging and informative Parent Academy programs presented by our community partners and MCPS staff.
The new Safe Schools Maryland Tip Line is an anonymous reporting system used to report threats to the safety and/or well-being of students and school facilities. Trained technicians respond to reports 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Tip line staff will share incoming information with appropriate school system officials and staff, as well as law enforcement personnel, emergency and medical staff. Report an anonymous tip to Safe Schools Maryland now or call 1-833-MD-B-SAFE (1-833-632-7233).
Governor Hogan's press announcement.
Interested in volunteering in our schools? Learn how or complete this volunteer form and submit it to school administrators to inform the school of your interest.
The 10th annual Choose Respect PSA video contest is now open to all middle and high school students living in Montgomery County. The contest promotes respect in dating relationships and raises awareness of dating abuse and domestic violence among teens. The winning PSA videos will be announced at the Choose Respect Conference on Sunday, April 7, 2019 at Richard Montgomery High School. Submission deadline is Friday, March 8, 2019. First place video is awarded $1,000!
View last year's PSA first place winning video hereOfficial PSA Contest RulesMCPS student and school contest instructions and timelines.
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Watch to learn about BTheOne, a public education campaign and website on suicide and substance abuse prevention for teens and parents.
Visit BTheOne.org for more information about teen suicide and substance abuse and how to help.
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Learn more about the broad range of services we provide:
We promote student achievement and well-being through school-based and community supports that not only help students overcome challenges to learning, but assist in the creation of safe and nurturing school environments. By advocating for students, we help to maximize successful school experiences. Learn more about how we help promote student success:
We are specialized professionals committed to the educational and emotional development of each and every student and work collaboratively with students, parents, schools and community partners to facilitate supports and services that reduce barriers to student learning. Our coordinated services help students achieve success in our schools and community.
International Admissions and Enrollment facilitates the enrollment and placement of international students, foreign students, exchange students and students in other residency situations. The multilingual staff helps new students and their families access school information and resources that empower them to meet academic, social and career goals in their schools and community.
For more information, contact Ms. Margarita Bohorquez, Supervisor at 240-740-4500.
School Psychologists are school-based mental health professionals trained in both psychology and education who support collaborative approaches to analyzing and resolving barriers that impact academic success. Psychological Services also includes the Bilingual Assessment Team who work with school teams in the assessment of English Language Learners who may require special education instruction and /or related services.
For more information, contact Dr. Christina Conolly, Director at 240-740-5640.
Pupil personnel workers are certified school-based professional who serve as advocates, consultants, and liaisons to students and families by providing direct intervention and case management services to identify, assess, and resolve various student concerns that impact academic success.
For more information, contact Mr. Steve Neff, Director at 240-740-5620.
School-based certified school counselors support the academic, personal, and social development of all students through a comprehensive school counseling program designed to foster and monitor progress toward high school graduation and college and career readiness.
For more information, contact Dr. Karen Crews, Supervisor at 240-740-5630.
Student, Family, and School Services fosters connections between schools, families, and community partners to improve the academic and social-emotional outcomes for students, as well as provide trainings and support for parents and school staff members. The Parent Community Coordinators work in assigned schools to help families navigate the school system, access learning opportunities for their children, and support schools with family and community partnerships.
For more information, contact Ms. Denise Bracalilly Stultz, Director at 240-740-4620.