Montgomery County Public Schools will increase meal prices for paying students beginning in the 2026-2027 school year following approval by the Board of Education on May 21.
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Located in the Woodmoor area of Silver Spring, Pine Crest Elementary School has served generations of local families for more than eight decades, evolving alongside the growing Four Corners community.
The Montgomery County Board of Education approved the appointments of three new school principals during its meeting on Thursday, May 21.
The Montgomery County Public Schools Educational Foundation awarded nearly $2.5 million in scholarships and awards to students across Montgomery County during its annual Evening of Excellence celebration held May 20.
Councilmember Evan Glass is calling for structural reforms to Montgomery County Public Schools and the Montgomery County Board of Education, including adding a representative appointed by the County Executive to the school board. (more…)
On Monday, Governor Wes Moore announced $56.8 million in new energy efficiency grants that will fund 127 projects across Maryland, including upgrades at schools, government buildings, nonprofits, and residential properties. The grants, administered through the Maryland Energy Administration, are intended to lower energy costs, modernize infrastructure, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions statewide. (more…)
The Rosa Parks Middle School in Olney boys’ and girls’ soccer teams both finished the season undefeated following strong performances in their final matches. (more…)
Montgomery County Public Schools says program and position reductions are still expected despite the Montgomery County Council approving additional funding for the district’s operating budget on Thursday. A video by MCPS Superintendent Dr. Thomas Taylor can be seen below.
25 years ago in 2001, nearly 8,500 students from Montgomery County Public Schools high schools and alternative programs prepared to receive their diplomas as 28 schools scheduled graduation ceremonies through June 13.
Poolesville High School’s coed volleyball team made history Thursday night, capturing the Montgomery County championship with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Sherwood and finishing the season undefeated.