Montgomery County seeks applicants for the Early Care and Education Coordinating Entity (Children's Opportunity Alliance) Board of Directors; deadline July 10.
Montgomery County Public Libraries' Summer Reading Challenge runs June 13–August 21, 2026, open to all ages with prizes available.
MCPS offers in-person and virtual high school summer school programs and the Ignite Middle School Academy for summer 2026.
Montgomery County CCSS is accepting applications for free 6-month embedded coaching for early childhood center and family child care programs.
A new DPS podcast episode features DPS Director Sabbakhan and MCPS Trades Supervisor Boden discussing a program preparing students for construction careers.
Starting July 1, 2026, students whose full cost of attendance is covered by non-federal grants may lose Pell Grant eligibility.
The Well Center, a new early childhood education, entrepreneurship training, and wellness center, held a ribbon cutting in Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County's first Early Care and Education Facility Loan Program cycle approved 19 projects for $2.2M, projected to create 178 new licensed seats.
Episode 8 of the ELEVATE Podcast features facilitators discussing the Positive Solutions for Families program and child behavior strategies.
Council expected to approve $1,518,337 supplemental appropriation for MCPS Technology Modernization Project, covering E-Rate eligible technology costs.
Council expected to approve $3,222,655 supplemental appropriation for MCPS sustainability initiatives, including energy savings and EV fleet infrastructure.
Council expected to approve $602,651 supplemental appropriation for MCPS Planned Life Cycle Asset Replacement using state Aging Schools Program funds.
Montgomery County seeks nominees in five early education categories; nominations close July 1, 2026.
Free community event features resource fair, Head Start/PreK onsite registration, food, music, and kids' activities on June 6.
Episode 8 covers positive parenting strategies for family success, featuring facilitators of the Positive Solutions for Families program.
A groundbreaking marks the start of major renovations to the Noyes Library for Young Children, focused on equity and early literacy.
Lauren Merillana of Robert Frost Middle School tied for tenth place at the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
MCPS is managing a $3.7B budget — $143M above last year but $36M short of its request — amid declining enrollment and calls for reform.
Gov. Moore announced grants supporting the ACET program, helping degree-holders and displaced federal workers pursue teaching careers in Maryland.
The Montgomery County Board of Education has a vacancy on its five-member Ethics Panel; the three-year term begins July 1, 2026.