Year: 2015

138 MCPS students have been named National Merit Semifinalists. Congratulations to everyone who won! The awardees come

Earlier this week, MCPS decided to take away semester exams in favor of smaller exams

This past summer, over 80 students from low-income families participated in a Lunch and Learn

 In the past, the SAT has always been the “gold standard” in college admissions tests,

Five days a week, nine months a year, all students in Montgomery County have the

More than 156,000 students returned to school on Monday, August 31, representing an enrollment increase

The Code of Conduct for MCPS employees this year include a provision against social media

Future generations will judge us positively or harshly depending on our actions to mitigate climate

Note from the author: This poem was inspired by how the education system works against

Dr. Doran, principal of Wootton High School, was found unresponsive in his home on August

Congressman John Delaney (D-MD6) is an original cosponsor of the Equality Act, a national measure