Walter Johnson High School cross country and track & field coach Tom Martin, known as “Marty” by his athletes, is one of ten finalists for the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) […]
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MCPS is CODE GREEN – Schools and Office Open on Time – Thursday, February 13
MCPS Weather Update: Closure – Code Red – Announced for Wednesday, Feb. 12
Snow has begun falling, and we are closely monitoring its impact on our schools across the district. With forecasts predicting up to six inches of accumulation by early tomorrow morning, roads, sidewalks, and school campuses will not be safe or accessible for an on-time or delayed opening on Wednesday. However, our teams will be hard at work! Overnight and into the morning, MCPS operations crews will begin clearing snow from buses and depots while plowing, shoveling, and treating school parking lots and sidewalks. Meanwhile, our county partners will be working diligently to prepare highways and neighborhood streets to ensure safer travel conditions. This work will likely take throughout the day on Wednesday as we have 211 schools, seven bus depots and other facilities that will all need to be readied for students, staff and visitors.
MCPS Weather Update: School Remains Open Tuesday, Evening Activities Canceled, After-School Childcare – Please Arrange to Pickup Your Child Close to Dismissal
Per Montgomery County Public Schools: “MCPS is watching this week’s weather closely. We are expecting snow accumulation that will likely interrupt school operations. It is too early to make a […]
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In a heartfelt tribute to Martin Luther King Jr., students from Watkins Mill High School took part in a significant Service Day, volunteering at the elementary schools attended by their younger siblings.
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The Damascus (Division 1), Clarksburg (Division 2), and Seneca Valley (Division 3) Varsity Poms won the 2024-2025 Montgomery County championship on February 1 at Montgomery Blair High School. (more…)
The Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Fair is set for 6–8:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 14 at the Universities at Shady Grove (USG, 9630 Gudelsky Drive, Rockville, MD 20850).
Montgomery County community leaders and professionals with expertise in communication and engagement are invited to apply to join the Board of Education’s newly formed Advisory Committee on Communication and Community Engagement. For 2025, the committee’s focus will be on the upcoming boundary studies for the Crown, Woodward and Damascus high school construction projects.
WMATA recently shared a letter written by an MCPS 3rd grader named Noah from Forest Knolls Elementary School in Silver Spring.