John F. Kennedy HS

News & Announcements

Happening This Week!

Mon 6/15 - Regular Bell Schedule

Tue 6/16 - Regular Bell Schedule

Wed 6/17 - Regular Bell Schedule

Thu 6/18 - Early Release Bell Schedule (Last Day!)

SUMMER BREAK - See you in August!

Summer Assignments

As we end this school year, we are also looking forward to next year. Many courses require summer assignments in order to be best prepared for the 2026-2027 school year. Click here to find the assignments provided for those courses.

Summer Assignments

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College Essay & SAT Prep Opportunity

MCPS has added a great opportunity for students to prepare for college application season. This summer, students can earn .5 elective credit while building confidence as they get ready for the next chapter of their academic career. Students will be able to master test taking strategies, improve SAT/ACT readiness, strengthen academic skills, develop a successful college essay, build confidence, and reduce test anxiety. Interested students should see their counselor for information on registration and fees.

Summer School Registration is Open

Summer school registration for high school opens on Monday, March 9. For information about registration, students should see their school counselor.

Changes are coming to this year’s programs. MCPS will implement a four-day week — 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday.

The high school program will run from July 7–21 and July 23–Aug. 6. Breakfast and lunch will be provided, transportation is available, and tuition is $364.25 for students taking courses for original credit or grade improvement. Reduced fees are available for eligible students.

Important Updates to the School Calendar

The last day of school for students will now be Thursday, June 18, 2026.
The following will be added as instructional days:
- Wednesday, April 15 (early release)
- Thursday, June 17, 2026 (early release)

Student Opportunities

Seeking High School Election Workers: This Montgomery County Board of Elections program provides students with an opportunity to serve voters during the 2026 Gubernatorial Elections in June 2026. Students registered to vote can submit an application. Students not registered to vote should download, complete and mail these three forms: Maryland Voter Registration, Election Worker Application and Permission Slip (for workers under 18 years old).
Seeking Election Workers: High school students can serve as election workers for the 2026 Gubernatorial Primary Election. Students can earn up to $250 or up to 25 SSL hours for each full day worked. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, Maryland residents, at least 16 years old and registered to vote. Bilingual students are encouraged to apply.