Advisory: Press Conference Showcasing School-Based Behavioral Health Services November 14, 2025 What: (MCPS), in partnership with the Maryland Community Health Resources Commission (CHRC) and the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human…
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Albert Einstein High School Celebrates Cherry Blossom Tree Planting and 20 Years of Japanese Language and Culture
Albert Einstein High School recently celebrated the 20th anniversary years of its Japanese language and cultural program with a special Sakura tree planting ceremony. Donated by All Nippon Airways through the National…
Monitoring Progress Toward Graduation
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Now You Know: Report Cards
Report cards are now available in ParentVUE. Take a few minutes to review your child’s progress so far. It’s a great opportunity to celebrate their successes and talk together about areas where…
Glen Haven Elementary Honors Military Families with Veterans Day Breakfast
Glen Haven Elementary School welcomed military-connected families for its second annual Purple Star Breakfast Bunch. The event brought together students, families and staff to celebrate service, strengthen connections and enjoy a meal…
Celebrating National School Psychology Week: Q&A with Nicole Rodriguez-Caraballo
November 3-7 is National School Psychology Week. During this week, we recognize the school psychologists who support students’ learning, health and well-being. To celebrate, we did a Q&A with a few school…
How Do the Changes to SNAP Affect School Meals?
The Maryland State Department of Education is providing clarification on the effect of the uncertainty and disruption of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funding on student qualification for free meals under School…
Quarter One: Attendance is Strong — Where We’re Improving and What Needs Strengthening
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MCPS Schools on the Rise: A Story of Progress and Possibility
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Schools Achieve Significant Gains on State Report Card: 95.5% Earn Three Stars or Higher
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