MCPS’s new attendance action plan: addressing absenteeism
For many students, 2020 was the year that changed everything. They had to adapt to
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Walter Johnson Implements new “Pay and Go” Policy
After thorough discussion with businesses, county council members, Montgomery County Public Schools safety/security and the
The Rise and Fall of Johnny Football
The infamous Johnny Manziel, a former Cleveland Browns quarterback, recently came out with a Netflix
Rethinking Student Wellness: School-Based Health and Wellness Centers
To promote school-based health, efforts must be made to identify, establish and execute school programs
Montgomery County experiences an abundance of car accidents
In Montgomery County, there has been a big rise in the amount of car crashes.
Youth Creating Change—encouraging students to make a difference
Starting or leading initiatives for change within your community can feel daunting: not knowing where
The World Culture Festival
From Sept. 29 to Oct. 1, a record-breaking 1 million people from 180 different countries
Montgomery County celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage month is celebrated from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. During this month Montgomery
Farm to Food Bank program adds nutrition to the plates of hungry families
Several days a week, Annarose Kennedy, the community food rescue coordinator of the Manna Food
Montgomery County commemorates Women’s History Month
The month of March denotes Women’s History Month, in which the accomplishments, history and contributions
MCPS evaluates effectiveness of its restorative justice model
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) is currently conducting an official assessment of its restorative justice-based