Students accepted into the University of Chicago’s Class of 2028 were asked to nominate an educator whose guidance has helped them along the path toward intellectual growth.
The IAE’s Emergent Multilingual Learners (EML) therapeutic counseling team received the Betty Humphrey Equity Champion Award during Mental Health America’s national conference. Norka Padilla, coordinator in IAE, received the University of Maryland Change Maker Award.
Fourteen bands will participate in this year’s Marching Band Showcase, set for noon–3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 19 at Albert Einstein High School.
Students expressed their excitement about the event. "I like how there are different schools and how you can get information about them," said Sarah, a student from Blake High School. Maria, a student from Northwood High School, shared her newfound insights: "There are a lot of schools that have nursing programs that I didn't know about, and now I know there are more places I could go to learn this profession."
Students engaged with speakers who shared their journeys to success and emphasized the importance of advocacy. They participated in panels focused on themes, such as “Resilience and Overcoming Adversity” and “Making Your Voice Heard.”
Attendees will learn about the Federal Student Aid Identification (FSA ID) number and have an opportunity to create one during the workshop. Spanish-speaking interpreters from MCPS and MC will be on site.
The National Blue Ribbon Schools award recognizes schools that demonstrate outstanding academic performance or significant progress in closing achievement gaps.
When Jonathan Roth isn’t teaching art at Ashburton Elementary School, he is usually writing, rewriting or illustrating one of his children’s books. So far, he has written six.
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. More than 34 percent of MCPS students are Hispanic or of Hispanic descent. This month brings an opportunity to highlight the contributions and rich diversity of the many Hispanic cultures across Montgomery County. It also gives us a chance to celebrate some of our wonderful staff members and leaders who are of Hispanic heritage.
Dr. Genevieve Floyd, director of the Division of Career and Postsecondary Partnerships and Career Advising, has received a Governor’s Citation for her work with the dual-enrollment program.
The judges donned their black judicial robes and read to students at Twinbrook, Rolling Terrace and Greencastle elementary schools.
As part of Superintendent Thomas Taylor’s entry plan, he will be meeting with as many stakeholders as possible to learn more about the Montgomery County community.
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) is excited to welcome students, families, and staff back for the 2024-2025 school year!
To kick off this amazing year, we have created a fun video that captures the energy, hope, and excitement we all feel. It will be a great year, and we can’t wait to see all the incredible things we’ll achieve together!
All 25 MCPS high schools will field teams and participate in opening day festivities that will be conducted at four locations across Montgomery County.
The 2024 Olympic Games have come to an end in Paris, and three former students from Montgomery County Public Schools shined in the competition.
This week, we are featuring Edgar Perez, security team leader at Northwood High School. Perez has a clear mission—to build strong relationships with students and to help them succeed in school by keeping them safe and secure.
“Programs like these are vital because they open doors to new perspectives, fostering a more inclusive environment where everyone can thrive."
MCPS is pleased to announce the expansion of pickleball as a varsity sport during the fall 2024 season.
Students at Rolling Terrace Elementary School got the chance to spend a summer afternoon with professional soccer star Luis Palma.
An additional thirteen Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) students have earned college- and university-sponsored National Merit Scholarships in the final round of awards from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC).
MCPS is hosting a job fair for bus drivers, bus attendants and mechanics from 10 a.m.–1 p.m. on Thursday, July 25, 2024. The fair will be held at the Shady Grove Transportation Depot, 16651 Crabbs Branch Way in Rockville.
MCPS is offering and connecting students and families to free college preparedness workshops throughout the summer.
Children 18 years old or younger may come to any of the summer meals locations Monday through Friday for a healthy and nutritious lunch.
The annual Drive for Supplies distribution event will take place at Parkland Middle School on Friday, July 19 from 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m., while supplies last.
The Montgomery County Board of Education announced that Dr. Thomas Taylor, an MCPS alum, will be appointed superintendent of Montgomery County Public Schools.
Free online resources are available to support students who are not participating in summer tutoring or summer school.
MCPS is hosting its annual Back-to-School Fair on Saturday, Aug. 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Westfield Wheaton mall.
Congratulations, everyone – we made it! Today is the last day of school for the 2023-2024 school year. Now, as we approach the end of June, I want to reflect on the time I've spent with you this spring at MCPS.
On Tuesday, June 11, the Montgomery County Board of Education adopted a $3.32 billion operating budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2025, an increase of $147 million or 4.6 percent over the prior year.
Jackson Road Elementary School became the first school in Maryland to pilot The Greater Washington Community Foundation’s Brilliant Futures program. Brilliant Futures is a children’s savings pilot program that will provide kindergarten students with up to $1,000 each year from kindergarten through 12th grade.
2024 Winston Churchill High School graduate, Caroline, did not have the easiest path to graduation.
On Thursday, June 6 Damascus High School students, the Automotive Trades Foundation (ATF), MCPS staff, and community members gathered together to support a family in need with the donation of a 2020 Kia Soul.
Edna Reyes successfully completed three simultaneous programs as her journey as an MCPS student comes to an end.
Twenty-two Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) students have earned college- and university-sponsored National Merit Scholarships in the latest round of awards from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Help students in need by donating to the 13th annual GIVE BACKpacks campaign to purchase backpacks and school supplies for MCPS students.
Skills clinics are available during the first week of June for high school students interested in joining a girls’ flag football team this fall.
