The 3rd annual Youth Climate Summit was held earlier this month at Tilden Middle School. Dozens of secondary students gathered to learn about climate change, how they could grow as environmental activists and how they could create projects in their communities.
MCPS will be livestreaming its Champions for Children Event on May 1 that will announce the winners of the school system’s Teacher of the Year and Supporting Services Employee of the Year awards while recognizing the winners of other awards.
MoCo High School Sports Scores for Apr 19, 2024 (powered by www.MoCoAI.com):
John F. Kennedy High School entered into a shelter-in-place on Friday, April 19, after an incident involving a trespasser with a knife.
A group of MCPS students have come together to spread awareness about the impact of bullying, harassment and hate-bias. This student-led video campaign is part of the ongoing work to address and help educate their peers and the school community. Full video below.
Walter Johnson Assistant Football Coach Larry Hurd Sr. will be accepting the John W. Voight Award on April 27th at the Gossett Team House within the University of Maryland College Park Campus. Coach Hurd Sr. is being recognized for his over 40 years of service to the State of Maryland as an assistant coaching football.
MCPS High School Sports Scores for Apr 18, 2024 (powered by www.MoCoAI.com):
County Executive Elrich, Council President Friedson, Public Safety Chair Katz, and Education & Culture Chair Jawando released the following joint statement on Thursday, April 18, regarding the arrest of an 18-year-old Wootton High School student from Rockville for threats of mass violence.
Montgomery County Public Schools issued the following community message on Thursday, April 18: (more…)
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) released the following statement concerning the arrest of a student from Thomas S. Wootton High School in Rockville:
Five MCPS graduating seniors have received 2024 Amazon Future Engineer Scholarships worth up to $40,000 over four years to pursue a degree in computer science or engineering, according to MCPS. The students will also receive a paid internship after their freshman year to gain practical work experience with mentorship from Amazon leaders.