The Gilchrist Center is accepting online applications for English classes starting at 6 pm on Dec. 16, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Maryland State Department of Education proposes adding a nonpublic nursery school component to family child care regulations; comments due Dec. 15.
Family Support Network hosts a free learning session on inclusion and challenging behaviors in early childhood programs, Jan. 14, 2026.
MCPS is Code Yellow for Monday, Dec. 15, with a 2-hour delayed opening due to refreezing overnight temperatures.
Gov. Moore announced grants for Maryland higher-ed institutions to fund alternative teacher certification for degree-holding professionals.
MCPS students are off December 24, 2025 through January 4, 2026, returning to school Monday, January 5.
Maryland State Dept. of Education proposes adding a nonpublic nursery school component to family child care regulations; comments due Dec. 15.
Councilmember Jawando criticized the five-week timeline for community input on proposed closure of two Silver Spring schools.
All Montgomery County Public Library branches except Noyes Library will offer up to 15 free B&W or 2 color pages daily starting Jan. 5, 2026.
The Economic Development and Education & Culture committees held a joint Dec. 8 session on MCPS career readiness and workforce development.
MCPS is collecting children's winter coats, boots, and accessories at 4910 Macon Road, Room 141, Rockville.
MCPS is considering using Crown High School as a holding school rather than opening it as an independent facility, amid ongoing boundary studies.
After a July 10 community meeting on moving the Alternative Education Program to North Lake Center, MCPS and MCPD will co-host a community walk.
A July 10 community session at Flower Valley Elementary will cover MCPS' Alternative Education Program for struggling students.
The amended FY25-30 Capital Improvements Program retains funding to keep the Clarksburg Library project on schedule.
FY26 budget funds MCPS at 99.8% of its request, $210 million above the minimum maintenance of effort level.
MCPS is in phase one of a boundary study affecting middle and high school students in District 2 near Crown and Damascus high schools.
MCPS is in Phase 2 of a boundary study tied to Crown, Damascus, and Woodward High School changes set for 2027-28.
MCPS Board of Education is requesting $5 million in FY2026 capital funding to support county school sustainability efforts.
MCPS FY2026 request includes $5M for stadium amenity upgrades at Northwood High School, with project completion targeted for August 2027.