A Montgomery County Public Schools teacher has turned her passion for storytelling and Maryland history into a debut novel that blends romance, the supernatural, and local folklore.
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Montgomery County Public Schools Planning and Design officials recently met with the Damascus High School community to provide an update on the long-awaited Damascus High School rebuild project during a […]
MCPS has shared that thousands of Montgomery County children will have access to free, nutritious meals this summer through the MCPS Summer Food Service Program, with meal service beginning Tuesday, June 23.
The Montgomery Village Middle School boys soccer team finished the season undefeated, posting a perfect record across five matches, including two home games and three away contests. (more…)
Maryland has received the final $87 million in federal COVID-era education relief funding that had been withheld, completing the recovery of approximately $188 million designated for schools across the state.
Hallie Wells Middle School in Clarksburg earned first place in the Montgomery County Department of Transportation’s 2026 Paint the Plow contest with its snowplow design, “Together,” which featured a blue plow and people holding hands beneath the word “Together.”
Redland Middle School Boys’ Basketball Team Completes First Undefeated Season in More Than a Decade.
The Redland Middle School boys’ basketball team finished the season with a 6-0 record, marking the school’s first undefeated season in more than a decade. (more…)
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Students at Seneca Valley High School in Germantown turned a music performance into a powerful lesson in history, compassion, and peace this spring. (more…)
Two Montgomery County Public Schools seniors have been awarded one of the nation’s most prestigious college scholarships from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation.
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After 45 years of dedicated service, St. Elizabeth School in Rockville is celebrating the retirement of one of its most recognizable and beloved members of the school community, longtime Building Supervisor Nilo Abril.
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich is criticizing the County Council’s decision not to fully fund Montgomery County Public Schools’ Fiscal Year 2027 budget request, arguing the move forced difficult reductions that will impact employees and create financial challenges for years to come.