Last month, twelve middle schools gathered for the 2nd Annual MoCo Black History 365 Knowledge Bowl at Montgomery College Rockville Campus, Theatre Arts Building. “The Knowledge Bowl reinforces a central message: Black…
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March 3 Facilities Work Session Highlights: What the Data Really Show
On Tuesday, March 3, the Board of Education held the Spring Facilities and Boundaries Work Session #2 on the Superintendent’s Recommended FY 2027–2032 Capital Improvements Program (CIP), continuing a data-driven discussion about…
Now You Know: High School Summer School
Planning for summer? MCPS High School Summer Programs help students stay on track — or get back on track — for graduation. These programs give high school students the chance to earn…
Lace Up for a Cause: Superintendent’s Shuffle Coming April 11
Mark your calendars and lace up your sneakers! The first-ever Superintendent’s Shuffle is coming to Bohrer Park on Saturday, April 11. Join us for a morning of community, movement and purpose as…
Making Prom Possible for Every Student
Attending prom is a big milestone for high school students and Montgomery County Recreation is working to make that dream a reality. The department is collecting new and gently used dresses, suits,…
Empowering Students to Save Lives: Highlights from the 2026 Save A Student Summit
Last month, more than 300 students gathered at Wheaton High School for the third annual Save a Student Summit. Hosted by the Montgomery County Regional Student Government Association and the Maryland Students…
CODE GREEN – NORMAL OPERATIONS for Tuesday, March 3, 2026
CODE GREEN – NORMAL OPERATIONS for Tuesday, March 3, 2026 March 3, 2026 CODE GREEN – NORMAL OPERATIONS for Tuesday, March 3, 2026 will operate on a Code Green – Normal Operations…
Burtonsville Fifth Graders Bring History To Life
Burtonsville Elementary School came to life in a creative way as fifth grade students hosted the school’s first-ever Living Wax Museum in honor of Black History Month. The idea was introduced by…
Legacy in Action: MCPS Recognizes District’s Longest-Serving Staff at Black History Month Celebration
MCPS concluded its Black History Month celebrations by honoring some of the district’s longest-serving staff members at the Carver Educational Services Center. The event, titled “A Century of Black History Commemorations,” spotlighted…
Earning My Edge: A Student’s Take on Industry Certification
Students and alumni from Gaithersburg, Paint Branch and Kennedy are celebrating CTE Month by sharing their experiences! Hear firsthand how Career and Technical Education is shaping skills, inspiring futures, and opening doors….