Board members are elected countywide and serve either their home district or the entire county as at-large members. Click a district or level to see its schools and current Board representative.
At-large Board of Education Members Karla Silvestre and Rita Montoya represent the entire county.
Arcola ES (District 4) |
Ashburton ES (District 3) |
Bannockburn ES (District 3) |
Bayard Rustin ES (District 2) |
Beall ES (District 2) |
Bel Pre ES (District 4) |
Bells Mill ES (District 3) |
Belmont ES (District 5) |
Bethesda ES (District 3) |
Beverly Farms ES (District 3) |
Bradley Hills ES (District 3) |
Brooke Grove ES (District 5) |
Brookhaven ES (District 5) |
Brown Station ES (District 2) |
Burning Tree ES (District 3) |
Burnt Mills ES (District 5) |
Burtonsville ES (District 5) |
Candlewood ES (District 5) |
Cannon Road ES (District 5) |
Captain James Daly ES (District 1) |
Carderock Springs ES (District 3) |
Cashell ES (District 5) |
Cedar Grove ES (District 1) |
Chevy Chase ES (District 3) |
Clarksburg ES (District 1) |
Clearspring ES (District 1) |
Clopper Mill ES (District 2) |
Cloverly ES (District 5) |
Cold Spring ES (District 2) |
College Gardens ES (District 2) |
Cresthaven ES (District 5) |
Damascus ES (District 1) |
Darnestown ES (District 2) |
Diamond ES (District 2) |
Dr. Charles R. Drew ES (District 5) |
Dr. Sally K. Ride ES (District 1) |
DuFief ES (District 2) |
East Silver Spring ES (District 4) |
Fairland ES (District 5) |
Fallsmead ES (District 2) |
Farmland ES (District 3) |
Fields Road ES (District 2) |
Flora M. Singer ES (District 4) |
Flower Hill ES (District 1) |
Flower Valley ES (District 5) |
Forest Knolls ES (District 4) |
Fox Chapel ES (District 1) |
Gaithersburg ES (District 1) |
Galway ES (District 5) |
Garret Park ES (District 3) |
Georgian Forest ES (District 4) |
Germantown ES (District 2) |
Glen Haven ES (District 4) |
Glenallan ES (District 4) |
Goshen ES (District 1) |
Great Seneca Creek ES (District 2) |
Greencastle ES (District 5) |
Greenwood ES (District 5) |
Harmony Hills ES (District 4) |
Harriet Tubman ES (District 1) |
Highland ES (District 4) |
Highland View ES (District 4) |
Jackson Road ES (District 5) |
JoAnn Leleck at Broad Acres ES (District 5) |
Jones Lane ES (District 2) |
Judith A. Resnik ES (District 1) |
Kemp Mill ES (District 4) |
Kensington-Parkwood ES (District 3) |
Lake Seneca ES (District 1) |
Lakewood ES (District 2) |
Laytonsville ES (District 1) |
Little Bennett ES (District 1) |
Lois P. Rockwell ES (District 1) |
Lucy V. Barnsley ES (District 5) |
Luxmanor ES (District 3) |
Maryvale ES (District 5) |
Meadow Hall ES (District 5) |
Mill Creek Towne ES (District 1) |
Monocacy ES (District 1) |
Montgomery Knolls ES (District 4) |
New Hampshire ES (District 4) |
North Chevy Chase ES (District 3) |
Oak View ES (District 4) |
Oakland Terrace ES (District 4) |
Olney ES (District 5) |
Pine Crest ES (District 4) |
Piney Branch ES (District 4) |
Poolesville ES (District 1) |
Potomac ES (District 3) |
Rachel Carlson ES (District 2) |
Ritchie Park ES (District 2) |
Rock Creek Forest ES (District 3) |
Rock Creek Valley ES (District 5) |
Rock View ES (District 4) |
Rolling Terrace ES (District 4) |
Ronald McNair ES (District 2) |
Roscoe R. Nix ES (District 5) |
Rosemary Hills ES (District 3) |
Rosemont ES (District 2) |
S. Christa McAuliffe ES (District 1) |
Sargent Shriver ES (District 4) |
Sequoyah ES (District 5) |
Seven Locks ES (District 3) |
Sherwood ES (District 5) |
Sligo Creek ES (District 4) |
Snowden Farm ES (District 1) |
Somerset ES (District 3) |
South Lake ES (District 1) |
Spark M. Matsunaga ES (District 2) |
Stedwick ES (District 1) |
Stone Mill ES (District 2) |
Stonegate ES (District 5) |
Strathmore ES (District 4) |
Strawberry Knoll ES (District 1) |
Summit Hall ES (District 2) |
Takoma Park ES (District 4) |
Thurgood Marshall ES (District 2) |
Travilah ES (District 2) |
Twinbrook ES (District 2) |
Viers Mill ES (District 4) |
Washington Grove ES (District 2) |
Waters Landing ES (District 1) |
Watkins Mill ES (District 1) |
Wayside ES (District 3) |
Weller Road ES (District 4) |
Westbrook ES (District 3) |
Westover ES (District 5) |
Wheaton Woods ES (District 4) |
Whetstone ES (District 1) |
William B. Gibbs Jr ES (District 1) |
William T. Page ES (District 5) |
Wilson Wims ES (District 1) |
Wood Acres ES (District 3) |
Woodfield ES (District 1) |
Woodlin ES (District 4) |
Wyngate ES (District 3) |
A. Mario Loiederman MS (District 4) |
Argyle MS (District 4) |
Cabin John MS (District 3) |
Earle B. Wood MS (District 5) |
Eastern MS (District 4) |
Forest Oak MS (District 1) |
Francis Scott Key MS (District 5) |
Gaithersburg MS (District 1) |
Hallie Wells MS (District 1) |
Herbert Hoover MS (District 3) |
John Poole MS (District 1) |
John T. Baker MS (District 1) |
Julius West MS (District 2) |
Kingsview MS (District 2) |
Lakelands Park MS (District 2) |
Martin Luther King Jr MS (District 1) |
Montgomery Village MS (District 1) |
Neelsville MS (District 1) |
Newport Mill MS (District 4) |
North Bethesda MS (District 3) |
Odessa Shannon MS (District 4) |
Parkland MS (District 5) |
Redland MS (District 5) |
Ridgeview MS (District 2) |
Robert Frost MS (District 2) |
Roberto Clemente MS (District 1) |
Rocky Hill MS (District 1) |
Rosa Parks MS (District 5) |
Shady Grove MS (District 2) |
Silver Creek MS (District 3) |
Silver Spring International MS (District 4) |
Sligo MS (District 4) |
Takoma Park MS (District 4) |
Thomas W. Pyle MS (District 3) |
Tilden MS (District 3) |
Westland MS (District 3) |
White Oak MS (District 5) |
William H. Farquhar MS (District 5) |
Albert Einstein HS (District 4) |
Bethesda-Chevy Chase HS (District 3) |
Blair G. Ewing Center (District 5) |
Carl Sandburg Learning Center (District 5) |
Clarksburg HS (District 1) |
Damascus HS (District 1) |
Gaithersburg HS (District 2) |
John F. Kennedy HS (District 4) |
Lathrop E. Smith Center (District 5) |
Longview School (District 2) |
Montgomery Blair HS (District 4) |
Northwest HS (District 2) |
Northwood HS (District 4) |
Paint Branch HS (District 5) |
Poolesville HS (District 1) |
Quince Orchard HS (District 2) |
RICA (District 2) |
Richard Montgomery HS (District 2) |
Rock Terrace School (District 3) |
Rockville HS (District 5) |
Seneca Valley HS (District 1) |
Sherwood HS (District 5) |
Springbrook HS (District 5) |
Stephen Knolls School (District 4) |
Thomas Edison HS of Technology (District 4) |
Thomas S. Wootton HS (District 2) |
Walt Whitman HS (District 3) |
Walter Johnson HS (District 3) |
Watkins Mill HS (District 1) |
Wheaton HS (District 4) |
Winston Churchill HS (District 3) |
In Montgomery County, a Board of Education (Board) district means a geographic area in which an elected member of the Board must live. In Montgomery County there are five resident-district members and two at-large members of the Board; however, all Board members are elected by the county as a whole. The Student Member of the Board is elected by all Montgomery County Public Schools secondary students.
In accordance with Section 3-901(a)(2) of the Education Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the boundaries of the five Board of Education districts in Montgomery County must be redrawn after each decennial census to bring the districts into conformance with the requirement that “each district shall be substantially equal in population”. The 2020 Census revealed that over the last decade, the population of Montgomery County increased from 971,777 to 1,062,061, an increase of 11.4 percent. While each district showed growth, two districts showed disproportionate growth. Specifically, the population in District 1 increased the most with an increase of 25,502 individuals, a 13.7 percent increase, whereas District 5 saw the smallest increase of 10,185 individuals, a change of only 5.2 percent. Pursuant to law, the Maryland General Assembly, during the upcoming 2022 legislative session, must redraw the districts so that they can be in place for the June 2022 primary election and the November 2022 general election.
On October 5, 2021, the Board unanimously voted to recommend redistricting plan, Option B, to the Montgomery County Delegation which both establishes districts substantially equal in population and allows for anticipated growth.
The Board of Education has forwarded its recommendations to the Montgomery County Delegation. The Delegation developed a local bill, held a public hearing and passed the bill. The governor allowed the Bill to become law without his signature. Specific details and information about the bill and the hearing are available on the Montgomery County Delegation website.