Gr. 3–6. Illustrates character traits in amusing ways that will keep children entertained as they learn.

Gr. PreK–3.  A young girl, tired of the endless summer, whispers “Come on, Rain!”  Teachers can talk about environmental changes and discuss the water cycle of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.  Students will also identify words and pictures that describe the senses of touch, sight, sound, hearing, and taste.

Gr. K–4.  As a young girl, Alice dreams of traveling to faraway places, finding a home by the sea and making the world more beautiful. Inspired by a true-life story, Miss Rumphius shows us how we can all make the world a more beautiful place.

Gr. 3-5.  In this fun series students will be inspired to get their hands dirty as they discover the science of our natural world. 

Gr. 3–5. How do solar panels work? What is static electricity? What causes tides? Who were the Wright Brothers? Learn fascinating facts about the world around us!

Teachers, Gr. 9-12. Discusses advances in the field of biology.

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

BOE President Chris Barclay discusses Alternative Education Programs at MCPS.  Guests include Dr. Ira Thomas, the principal of MCPS Alternative Education Programs and Karenina Vanlennep, the lead social worker with MCPS Alternative Education Programs. BOE website/webcast

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

An MCPS teacher and Holocaust survivor, Flora Singer dedicated her life to sharing her Holocaust story with students and the world, focusing on messages about human kindness and tolerance.

Gr. 4–12.  This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC)Website

The Public Information Office presents weekly news of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Gr. 4–6.  Bill Nye, the Science Guy, helps spark interest in the watershed and how to monitor and inventory the characteristics of streams.

Gr. 9-12.  Defines and illustrates the properties, characteristics, and different types of matter. Episodes: What is Matter? Solids, Liquids and Gases, Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures, and Atoms.

MCPS superintendent Joshua P. Starr discusses the book, Cage-Busting Leadership by Frederick Hess.

The Public Information Office presents weekly news of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Superintendent Joshua Starr and his guests discuss the findings of the Gallup survey on MCPS student and staff engagement. Almost 70 thousand students, and over 17 thousand staff contributed their views and feelings to the survey which was administered on-line in October and November 2012. Webcast

Topical, timely, and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Summer Programs for Children (6/3 & 7); ELO-SAIL (6/10 & 14); MCPS Give Backpacks (6/17 & 21); Summer Meals Program (6/24 & 28). Webcasts

Provides parents with the information and support they need to improve children’s health and wellness.  Experts explain the causes of the dramatic increase in overweight kids and the health problems posed by childhood obesity.

A mother of an autistic child implores parents who suspect their child may be autistic to seek help as early as possible and not to be afraid of the diagnosis.

BOE President Chris Barclay discusses Alternative Education Programs at MCPS.  Guests include Dr. Ira Thomas, the principal of MCPS Alternative Education Programs and Karenina Vanlennep, the lead social worker with MCPS Alternative Education Programs. BOE website/webcast

New and growing industries give young people a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work in a variety of green jobs.

 

Hear personal accounts about what it was like to be sent to live in Japanese internment camps.  Find out how Japanese-Americans faced discrimination and racism and how they and other groups fought to prove their loyalty.  Learn how WWII affected all aspects of American society and became a catalyst for the civil rights movement.

Highlights individuals, groups, and events that have impacted our country during the 20th century.

BOE President Chris Barclay discusses Alternative Education Programs at MCPS.  Guests include Dr. Ira Thomas, the principal of MCPS Alternative Education Programs and Karenina Vanlennep, the lead social worker with MCPS Alternative Education Programs. BOE website/webcast

Features news, events, and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch video

A historic series on the rise of Wall Street and its enormous impact on modern world finance.

Gr. Pre-K–3. Stories told in Spanish to help young students learn the language. 

Gr. 3–6. Illustrates character traits in an amusing way that will keep children entertained as they learn.

Gr. K-2. This character education series promotes positive traits using lively and colorful animated automobile characters.

Gr. Pre-K–1. Five-year old Harry seeks to resolve conflicts through the use of fantasy. He uses his bucket to go to Dino World where he finds solutions to his problems. Teacher Guides

Gr. K-3.  Visit the O’Malley farm in Ireland where Molly, a pig, has great ideas for solving problems.  Students investigate problem solving strategies through creative thinking and learn the customs and geography of Ireland. 

Gr. 3-6. On the Larson dairy farm, Clarissa is seen as just a plain brown cow until the day when she rescues a troupe of prize animals. Clarissa proves her worth to those around her and to herself. Students will recognize self-worth and inner strength.

Gr. 9–12. Four young adults living in the same apartment building play out their romances, life crises, and interests. One of the four has a limited understanding of French and struggles to be understood, which provides the language-learning content. Wit and physical humor are combined to appeal to high school students. (7/2013)

Gr. 9–12. Four young adults living in the same apartment building play out their romances, life crises, and interests. One of the four has a limited understanding of Spanish and struggles to be understood, which provides the language-learning content. Wit and physical humor are combined to appeal to high school students. (7/2013)

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Website

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

Gr. 4–12.  This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC)Website

Gr. 6-8.  A kids exploration, travel, and culture program.  In this episode, Sayari's young hosts visit a turtle conservation in Brazil; visit the Tsukiji Fish Market, ride the Bullet trains and climb Mt. Fuji in Japan; go lobstering in Maine; and visit the Massai in Tanzania, Africa.

Hear personal accounts about what it was like to be sent to live in Japanese internment camps.  Find out how Japanese-Americans faced discrimination and racism and how they and other groups fought to prove their loyalty.  Learn how WWII affected all aspects of American society and became a catalyst for the civil rights movement.

Highlights individuals, groups, and events that have impacted our country during the 20th century.

Gr. 6-12. Learn how increased freedom for some groups may suppress liberty for others.

Gr. 4-6. Portrayal of the negative and positive effects humans have had on various types of water ecologies in regions of the U.S. and beyond.

Gr. 6. The history of Rome, from its early beginnings to the heights of greatness and its eventual decline, is presented through location footage, re-enactments, and period writings and art.

Tells the story of two groups of young people from extraordinarily different backgrounds as they use the power of music to discover each other's worlds. Ten classically trained students from the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra travel across the world for a life-changing cultural exchange with a group of students from Kenya.

Gr. 5-8.  See how young students and professionals are helping to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

Gr. 5-9.  Kids from around the world swap places to live a “brand new life” in a chance to experience different countries, cultures, and lifestyles.

Gr. 7-12. Students explore complex economic, social, and cultural issues of different countries around the world.

Emphasizes the dangers of many driving distractions especially cell phone use.  Hear from people whose lives have been forever changed as a result of distracted driving.

Gr. 6-12. A series that helps middle and high school students improve their algebra skills. The program follows the MCPS curriculum so students can review key concepts from Algebra 1, one of the High School Assessments that students must pass to graduate. Website

Features news, events, and people that are important to Montgomery County.

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast 

Gaithersburg (6/4); Northwest (6/11); Sherwood (6/18).

Portrayal of the negative and positive effects humans have had on various types of water ecologies in regions of the U.S. and beyond.

K-6 teachers explore topics that range from soil to the solar system.

Major mathematical themes are explored from the earliest study of prime numbers to the cutting-edge mathematics used to reveal the shape of the universe.

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Website

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

Gr. K-2.  Young students will be delighted with popular Scholastic stories that have been combined with music.

Pre-K–2.  This clever animation brings fresh magic to the classic Hans Christian Andersen tale that children have loved for years.

Pre-K-2.  Popular stories enjoyed by children and adults alike.

Gr. 3-5.  Each program takes place at a living historical museum.  Students see objects from the museum’s collection and attempt to guess the purpose and use of the objects.

Teaches kids about the essential qualities like empathy, courage, and perseverance.  These programs are designed to give students the chance to understand and develop these positive traits through discussion, learning about role models, and personal reflection.

Gr. 5. Students see what it was like living in Williamsburg, Virginia during the 18th century. (CC)

The Public Information Office presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Superintendent Joshua Starr and his guests discuss the findings of the Gallup survey on MCPS student and staff engagement. Almost 70 thousand students, and over 17 thousand staff contributed their views and feelings to the survey which was administered on-line in October and November 2012. Webcast

Topical, timely, and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Summer Programs for Children (6/3 & 7); ELO-SAIL (6/10 & 14); MCPS Give Backpacks (6/17 & 21); Summer Meals Program (6/24 & 28). Webcasts

Gr. 4–12.  This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC)Website

Gr. 5-8.  See how young students and professionals are helping to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

Gr. 4. Covers different facets of colonial life in Maryland.  Episodes: Through the Eyes of Women: A Look at Maryland History; Welcome to Mt. Clare: Londontown: Taverns and Time; and Colonial Children.

Gr. 6-12.  This timeline series covers significant events during this decade such as Stalin & Lenin, Charles Lindbergh, Black Friday, and much more!

Gr. 7-12. Students explore complex economic, social, and cultural issues of different countries around the world.

Gr. 5-9.  Kids from around the world swap places to live a “brand new life” in a chance to experience different countries, cultures, and lifestyles.

New and growing industries give young people a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work in a variety of green jobs.

Hear personal accounts about what it was like to be sent to live in Japanese internment camps.  Find out how Japanese-Americans faced discrimination and racism and how they and other groups fought to prove their loyalty.  Learn how WWII affected all aspects of American society and became a catalyst for the civil rights movement.

This documentary on Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer explores and examines the “secrets” of his artistic technique.  Emphasis is placed on lighting and composition. 

A series that helps middle and high school students improve their algebra skills.  The program follows the MCPS curriculum so students can review key concepts from Algebra 1. Website

Gr. 5-8.  See how young students and professionals are helping to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

Portrayal of the negative and positive effects humans have had on various types of water ecologies in regions of the U.S. and beyond.

Walter Johnson (6/5); Bethesda-Chevy Chase (6/12); Watkins Mill (6/19).

Explores the use of primary-source documents in the research and interpretation of American history.

Superintendent Joshua Starr and his guests discuss the findings of the Gallup survey on MCPS student and staff engagement. Almost 70 thousand students, and over 17 thousand staff contributed their views and feelings to the survey which was administered on-line in October and November 2012. Webcast

Now in its 25th consecutive year, Quizmaster Challenge brings together some of the county’s best and brightest high school students for our battle-of-the-brains competition.

Superintendent Joshua P. Starr discusses the book, Cage-Busting Leadership by Frederick Hess. Website

Gr. 3–6. Illustrates character traits in an amusing way that will keep children entertained as they learn.

Gr. PreK–3.  A young girl, tired of the endless summer, whispers “Come on, Rain!”  Teachers can talk about environmental changes and discuss the water cycle of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.  Students will also identify words and pictures that describe the senses of touch, sight, sound, hearing, and taste.

Gr. K–4.  As a young girl, Alice dreams of traveling to faraway places, finding a home by the sea and making the world more beautiful. Inspired by a true-life story, Miss Rumphius shows us how we can all make the world a more beautiful place.

Gr. K-2. This character education series promotes positive traits using lively and colorful animated automobile characters. (9/2014)

Gr. Pre-K–1. Five-year old Harry seeks to resolve conflicts through the use of fantasy. He uses his bucket to go to Dino World where he finds solutions to his problems. Teacher Guides

Gr. 4–6.  Bill Nye, the Science Guy, helps spark interest in the watershed and how to monitor and inventory the characteristics of streams.

Gr. 4. Covers different facets of colonial life in Maryland.  Episodes: Through the Eyes of Women: A Look at Maryland History; Welcome to Mt. Clare: Londontown: Taverns and Time; and Colonial Children.

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Website

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

Gr. 4–12.  This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC)Website

Gr. 3-6. Focuses on bullying behavior and offers strategies to help prevent and stop bullying.

Gr. 9. Hear personal accounts about what it was like to be sent to live in Japanese internment camps.  Find out how Japanese-Americans faced discrimination and racism and how they and other groups fought to prove their loyalty.  Learn how WWII affected all aspects of American society and became a catalyst for the civil rights movement.

Highlights individuals, groups, and events that have impacted our country during the 20th century.

Gr. 6-12. Learn how increased freedom for some groups may suppress liberty for others.

Portrayal of the negative and positive effects humans have had on various types of water ecologies in regions of the U.S. and beyond.

Gr. 6. The history of Rome, from its early beginnings to the heights of greatness and its eventual decline, is presented through location footage, re-enactments, and period writings and art.

Tells the story of two groups of young people from extraordinarily different backgrounds as they use the power of music to discover each other's worlds. Ten classically trained students from the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra travel across the world for a life-changing cultural exchange with a group of students from Kenya.

See how young students and professionals are helping to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

Gr. 5-9.  Kids from around the world swap places to live a “brand new life” in a chance to experience different countries, cultures, and lifestyles.

Gr. 7-12. Students explore complex economic, social, and cultural issues of different countries around the world.

Emphasizes the dangers of many driving distractions especially cell phone use.  Hear from people whose lives have been forever changed as a result of distracted driving.

A series that helps middle and high school students improve their algebra skills.  The program follows the MCPS curriculum so students can review key concepts from Algebra 1. Website

Features news, events, and people that are important to Montgomery County.

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

Montgomery Blair (6/5); John F. Kennedy (6/13).

Portrayal of the negative and positive effects humans have had on various types of water ecologies in regions of the U.S. and beyond.

K-6 teachers explore topics that range from soil to the solar system.

Major mathematical themes are explored from the earliest study of prime numbers to the cutting-edge mathematics used to reveal the shape of the universe.

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

This Spanish-language series provides news and information from the MCPS Latino community. Website

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch show

Teachers, K-12. An exploration of learning theories in all subject areas. (CC) Website

Teachers, K-5. See how teachers and arts specialists introduce the arts into the classroom. (CC) Website

Teachers, 6-12. Explores different times during American history. (CC) Website

Teachers, 9-12. Discusses advances in the field of biology. (CC) Website

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

BOE President Chris Barclay discusses Alternative Education Programs at MCPS.  Guests include Dr. Ira Thomas, the principal of MCPS Alternative Education Programs and Karenina Vanlennep, the lead social worker with MCPS Alternative Education Programs. BOE website/webcast

 

An MCPS teacher and Holocaust survivor, Flora Singer dedicated her life to sharing her Holocaust story with students and the world, focusing on messages about human kindness and tolerance.

Gr. 4–12.  This daily news show includes national and international news. (CC)Website

Superintendent Joshua Starr and his guests discuss the findings of the Gallup survey on MCPS student and staff engagement. Almost 70 thousand students, and over 17 thousand staff contributed their views and feelings to the survey which was administered on-line in October and November 2012. Webcast

Topical, timely, and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Summer Programs for Children (6/3 & 7); ELO-SAIL (6/10 & 14); MCPS Give Backpacks (6/17 & 21); Summer Meals Program (6/24 & 28). Webcasts

Authors and literary movements are placed within historical and cultural settings. Website

Teachers, 9-12. Illustrates a constructivist approach to teaching civics. Website

Superintendent Joshua P. Starr discusses the book, Cage-Busting Leadership by Frederick Hess. Website

Topical, timely, and important information for families and parents about Montgomery County Public Schools. Topics: Summer Programs for Children (6/3 & 7); ELO-SAIL (6/10 & 14); MCPS Give Backpacks (6/17 & 21); Summer Meals Program (6/24 & 28). Webcasts

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch show

The Public Information Office presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

This month’s program focuses on how parents and caregivers can help build the language skills of their preschool children, especially when English is not the first language spoken at home. Webcast

A mother of an autistic child implores parents who suspect their child may be autistic to seek help as early as possible and not to be afraid of the diagnosis.

BOE President Chris Barclay discusses Alternative Education Programs at MCPS.  Guests include Dr. Ira Thomas, the principal of MCPS Alternative Education Programs and Karenina Vanlennep, the lead social worker with MCPS Alternative Education Programs. BOE website/webcast

New and growing industries give young people a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work in a variety of green jobs.

Seneca Valley (6/7); Walt Whitman (6/14).

Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch show

Highlights individuals, groups, and events that have impacted our country during the 20th century.

BOE President Chris Barclay discusses Alternative Education Programs at MCPS.  Guests include Dr. Ira Thomas, the principal of MCPS Alternative Education Programs and Karenina Vanlennep, the lead social worker with MCPS Alternative Education Programs. BOE website/webcast

Now in its 25th consecutive year, Quizmaster Challenge brings together some of the county’s best and brightest high school students for our battle-of-the-brains competition.

A historic series on the rise of Wall Street and its enormous impact on modern world finance.

Various programs that provide information about schools, to parents, and the community.

Now in its 25th consecutive year, Quizmaster Challenge brings together some of the county’s best and brightest high school students for our battle-of-the-brains competition.

Calendar/BOE website

Albert Einstein (6/1); Paint Branch (6/2); Quince Orchard (6/8); Thomas S. Wootton (6/9); Sprinbrook (6/15); Northwood (6/16).

Various programs that provide information about schools, to parents, and the community.