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Celebrating National Principals Month: Dacia Sewell, Principal of Forest Oak Middle School

October is National Principals Month. During this month we recognize the dedicated leaders who guide our schools and support students, staff and families every day. Read the Q&A to learn more about what inspires them and the impact their role can play in the community.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Driving with Alma y Corazón

For nearly 20 years, Hugo “Alex” Carrion has faithfully served as a Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) bus driver, transporting students with special needs on Route 1823. Originally from Bolivia, Carrion is known for his deep compassion, forming lasting bonds with his students and bringing them daily joy through small acts of kindness. Read more.

Celebrating National Principals Month: Stacey Brown, Principal of William Tyler Page Elementary School

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Pickleball Builds Staff Unity at Gaithersburg High School

Every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, the tennis courts behind Gaithersburg High School transform into a hub of energy, laughter and fast-paced paddle action, thanks to a growing group of staff members who have embraced pickleball as a way to connect, compete and unwind. Read more.

Unwavering Legacy: Honoring Gladys Wright Through Music

Thomas S. Wootton High School hosted an evening of music and history on September 30 with Unwavering Legacy, a concert honoring music educator Gladys Wright. Read more.

Update on Academic Program Analysis, Region Realignment and Family Information Sessions

MCPS is taking important, coordinated steps to provide every student access to high-quality programs and learning opportunities — no matter where they live. The Academic Program Analysis and Boundary Studies are not separate efforts, but part of MCPS’ larger commitment to align planning and resources so students are challenged and ready for their future. Damascus High School (previously in Region 5) and Quince Orchard High School (previously in Region 6) will switch regions. Read more.

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