“The State Board of Education will vote today on guidance for school systems to reevaluate their mode of instruction in the weeks ahead,” Governor Hogan tweeted this morning.

“It’s essential that we work together on flexible hybrid plans to safely begin getting some of our kids back into classrooms.”


MoCo Executive and County Council Issue Joint Statement on Governor Hogan’s Announcement Regarding School Openings The release can be seen below: Montgomery County, like other school districts in the State, […]


Governor Hogan Announces Every County School System is Authorized to Open, MCPS Responds

Earlier today Governor Hogan announced that every county school system in Maryland is now fully authorized to begin safely reopening, as a result of health metrics across the state.


Michael Ealy, then known as Michael Brown, graduated from Springbrook High School and grew up in Silver Spring (later attending the University of Maryland).

The former Blue Devil had his breakout role in Barbershop, and later starred in 2 Fast 2 Furious, About Last Night, Think Like a Man 1 and 2, The Perfect Guy, and much more.


Three alumni of Springbrook High School (Khadijah Adamu, Sumaiya DeLane, and Samiza Palmer) have created an Anti-Racism Education Initiative. In this initiative, there are descriptions of specific actions that they would like to see the MCPS Board of Education commit to as well as a section for community members to sign their name as a show of support. 

According to the document, the initiative includes 4 main requests:  


MCPS has released an updated grading and reporting table for high school courses, which now includes the final grade outcomes of earning an Incomplete for MP4. Previous versions of this table had only included semester grade outcomes for students who earned a Pass for MP4.

This briefing was sent out to community members this morning and also contains information about final grade calculation for middle school courses, updates about summer learning and enrichment opportunities, and the course of action that students will take to choose their final grade for the semester.


MCPS has announced today that they will televise a Universal Graduation Celebration to honor the class of 2020 for all of its schools.  Chef and humanitarian José Andrés has been selected as the commencement speaker.

This broadcast will take place on Sunday, June 7 at 6 PM and can be seen on NBC4 channels in addition to the MCPS website and YouTube channel.


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