Minority Students in MCPS Show Improvement on AP Exams
According to recent data released by MCPS, the percentage of passing AP scores (3 or
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Dr. Starr Encourages Students’ Support for Proposed MCPS Budget During MCR-MCJC Assembly
At a joint MCR-MCJC regional student government General Assembly that drew over 370 delegates from
MCPS Students Protest Police Brutality and Racial Profiling
Following the recent succession of publicity about racial profiling and police brutality incidents across America,
Student Town Hall at Sherwood Discusses Technology, Construction, and School Start Times
During a recent student Town Hall, Sherwood High School students asked questions and raised concerns
Walter Johnson Gives Back to Community Through Dinner for the Elderly
Recently, Walter Johnson High School chose to give back to the community through a Thanksgiving
Monteleone Discusses Experience as New Principal of Richard Montgomery
Dedicated, passionate and experienced—those are the words many parents and staff to describe Richard Montgomery’s
Board of Education Roundtable Puts Students Face-to-Face with Policymakers
At the annual Board of Education meeting with student leaders on December 4, where Board of
Nearly 2,000 Applicants Vie for Acceptance into Blair, Richard Montgomery, and Poolesville Magnet Programs
The autumn months are overwhelmed with seemingly endless application processes. As MCPS high school seniors
New Buildings and Renovations for Wheaton, Farquhar, and Julius West
In late October, Superintendent Joshua Starr recommended a $220.8 million increase in the district’s six-year
The North Pike: Fleet Street Construction Controversy
Recently, a pedestrian pathway known as Fleet Street located near Richard Montgomery High School has
Over-Crowding Limits Clarksburg’s Ability to Respond to Unusual Situations
Crowded hallways, bigger classes, less interaction with teachers — the effects of overpopulation are apparent