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Registration for Summer Programs is Open

MCPS will offer summer programs for elementary, middle and high school students. Elementary and middle schools will offer programs that include mathematics, literacy and specials/electives. High schools will offer opportunities to earn credits in all subject areas required for graduation, for both repeat and original credit, as well as non-credit options. Programs will:

Be offered at no cost to all students
Be offered in all schools/clusters
Have all-virtual and in-person options

Registration is now open. High school programs will begin Monday, June 28 and elementary and middle school programs will begin Tuesday, July 6.

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Statement From Board President Wolff and Superintendent Smith on the Departure of Dr. DeRionne Pollard

Dr. DeRionne Pollard's departure from Montgomery College is a significant loss for Montgomery County. She has been a tremendous leader and transformed the college into a premier institution in our county, state and nation. Her leadership of the college and visionary partnership with Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) was instrumental in ensuring that thousands of students continued to receive a world-class education after graduating from MCPS. Initiatives, such as the  Achieving Collegiate Excellence and Success (ACES)  program,  provided a much-needed pathway to higher education for county students who might not have had such an opportunity.

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Pollard Departure

Joseph Bostic Named MCPS Teacher of the Year

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School teacher Joseph Bostic, Jr., was named the 2021-2022 MCPS Teacher of the Year during a virtual celebration on April 28. Bostic will now go on to compete for Maryland Teacher of the Year. Bostic is the math content specialist and 8th grade team leader. He expects greatness from his students and is a fierce advocate for them. He supports them and holds them accountable. Parents, students and colleagues describe him as a patient, caring and inspirational leader.

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MCPS SPRING 2021: RECOVERY OF EDUCATION

On February 9, the Board of Education voted to approve MCPS' 2021 Recovery Plan. Students in specific special education and career and technical education programs will return to buildings on March 1. Students in kindergarten through third grade will begin to return to buildings in phases starting March 15. Families will hear directly from their schools about their specific plans. Please note that the number of students returning to school, staffing and grade-level details will impact the type of experience your child’s school creates. Students remaining in virtual-only instruction will continue to engage with their teachers and classmates through established platforms. Students returning to in-person learning will experience a variety of instructional approaches to meet their learning needs .

View the MCPS Spring 2021: Recovery of Education Website

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MCPS Equity Journey

Race, ethnicity, and culture play a powerful role in teaching, leading, and learning. For many years, MCPS has worked actively to provide a rigorous, meaningful education to students, but the fact remains that not all students achieve at the same high levels. The MCPS equity journey claims, boldly, that a public education must serve all students and this belief is central to district values, strategic planning and budgeting. Learn more

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

The most up-to-date information from Montgomery County Public Schools concerning the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is maintained on the linked website

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MCPS Virtual Civility

Parents and guardians play a critical role in student learning and achievement and their support is particularly important during virtual learning. As teachers are working remotely and children are learning in their homes, occasional disruptions may occur. However, the online classroom is in fact a classroom, and it is important that it’s treated as such.

Family Mathematics Support Center
 

Family Mathematics Support Center

Online support for students and families to help build proficiency in mathematics

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Key Facility Indicator (KFI) Data

KFIs assess major infrastructure elements in a variety of categories. KFIs are components of a facility that taken together provide an overall description of an individual school's facility condition.

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Safe Schools & Students Hotline

The Safe Schools Maryland Tip Line is an anonymous reporting system used to report threats to the safety and/or well-being of students. Use this free and anonymous tool to let authorities know of any threat to schools or if a student is in crisis.

  
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Systemwide Boundary Analysis Information

The Districtwide Boundary Analysis is an initiative designed to provide a comprehensive assessment of Montgomery County Public School boundaries by analyzing various data points.The most up-to-date information can be found on the linked website

 
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Safe Routes to School

Whether walking, riding your bike, driving or taking the bus; this website provides safety tips to ensure all of us get to school and get home safely.