Students in the club create charcuterie boards, each with a unique theme, for their peers to enjoy while learning about the spreads.
La Faye Howard, assistant principal at Winston Churchill High School, has been named the 2025 Assistant Principal of the Year by the Maryland Association of Secondary School Principals (MASSP), in collaboration with the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). This award recognizes the work of these outstanding instructional leaders in leading teaching, learning and student achievement, and fostering cultures that promote success for all stakeholders.
Maya Mourshed released her first book, "Chemistories", where she combines her interest in science and storytelling to create a collection of tales about elements from the periodic table
MCPS students, parents and community members can now view school menus with MealViewer.
This festival will highlight the finest student dancers from across the state. These talented dancers are the only students from MCPS to earn this prestigious distinction in 2024.
The Montgomery County Board of Education approved the traditional and innovative school year calendars for the 2025-2026 school year at Thursday's meeting.
Ms. Yang has served on the Board of Education since 2022 and represents District 3. Grace Rivera Oven, representing District 1, was elected vice president. Ms. Rivera Oven has served on the Board since 2022.
The 24th Annual After School Dance Fund (ASDF) Baila4Life Latin Dance Competition was a spectacular display of talent and passion as hundreds of Montgomery County students gathered at The Music Center at Strathmore for a day filled with rhythm, energy and dance. Supported by Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS), the event brought together dancers from 25 high schools for an unforgettable celebration of movement and competition.
Walter Johnson students hosted the 41st Annual Senior Luncheon, serving a Thanksgiving meal with live music from the Walter Johnson Jazz Band, and offering dancing for local senior citizens.
These high school teams showcased exceptional skill, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout the season.
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) students enrolled in Construction Technology Programs are making impressive strides on the early phases of the 44th annual Young American house, a collaboration with the Montgomery County Students Construction Trades Foundation, Inc. Since 1976, this project has served as a cornerstone of MCPS career education, offering students a unique opportunity to gain real-world experience in the construction industry.
MCPS is hosting a series of listening sessions to discuss the Fiscal Year 2026 Operating Budget. Join MCPS leadership to explore how every dollar is allocated within the school system, learn about upcoming changes, and share your insights.
Senior students can apply to the Montgomery County Public Schools Educational Foundation’s (MCPSEF) Rales-O’Neill Scholarship of $10,000. Up to 200 scholarships are available.
According to Niche, these rankings reflect MCPS’ exceptional performance across numerous factors analyzed by Niche, including academic performance, extracurricular activity opportunities, data from sources like the U.S. Department of Education and user input from current students, alumni and parents.
Teams from 25 MCPS high schools performed amazing stunts during the 36th annual cheerleading competition on Oct. 26, held at Montgomery Blair High School. Squads were judged on level of difficulty, technique and execution. The competition showcased the talent of the squads and gave fans an opportunity to support the teams.
Vilma Najera was honored at the Hispanic Leadership Awards Gala on Oct. 11. She started working for MCPS in 2001 as a teacher at Watkins Mill.
Nominations are open for several competitions to honor exceptional teachers, supporting services staff and administrators.
