As part of Superintendent Thomas Taylor’s entry plan, he will be meeting with as many stakeholders as possible to learn more about the Montgomery County community. Part of this includes upcoming listening sessions at three schools:
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Below you’ll see the most recent updates or final scores of the 2024 week 1 MCPS football games. The scores will be updated as we receive them. If a score […]
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As the 2024 season begins, these 50 standout athletes are set to dominate the gridiron. From committed college recruits to rising stars, this list highlights the best talent in Montgomery County (MCPS) football. Check out the top players to watch this season:
As the 2024 high school football season kicks off, teams across MoCo are gearing up for what promises to be another exciting year. With standout players and championship aspirations, here are the top 10 teams to watch as they look to make their mark on the gridiron:
Montgomery County Public School Schools (MCPS) has sent out its ‘Things to Know’ message to the community for Thursday, September 5. It can be seen in full below: (more…)
The MCPS Social Studies team is hosting a series of Curriculum Night webinars for families to learn more about how social studies is taught in MCPS and how its curricula in kindergarten through 11th grade incorporate the history of various ethnic and cultural groups. The webinars will be held from 6:30–7:30 p.m. on the following dates:
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The inaugural girls’ flag football season for MCPS kicked off on September 4, 2024. All 25 MCPS high schools have fielded teams and participated in opening day festivities at four locations across Montgomery County. Week 1 scores are available below:
On Wednesday, Sept. 4, the second season of girls’ flag football in Maryland will commence with the Kick-Off Classic – a 26-game slate across eight different statewide locations. A ceremony will be held at each of the eight locations, while Ravens Cheerleaders, Poe and Legends, including Femi Ayanbadejo, Bryan Hall, Trevor Pryce, Ray Rice and Torrey Smith, will be on hand at several of the game sites to take in the action. The Washington Commanders will also support the initiative with appearances from their spirit squad, legends and mascot at each of the four Montgomery County locations (specific names and locations not available yet for Commanders).
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The community is supporting the family of Chase Lancaster, a Seneca Valley High School (Germantown) student who was shot on August 9th while shielding a teenage girl he had never met before when gunshots broke out at a party in Urbana, according to an interview with NBC4’s Aimee Cho. Chase has since undergone 14 surgeries and recently opened his eyes for the first time.