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English Comp. Assistant at Blake Wins SEIU Award

(April 04, 2005)

Mary Lynne Krebs, English composition assistant at James Hubert Blake High School, has been selected to receive the SEIU Local 500 Champions for Children Supporting Services Employee of the Year Award ...(more)

Applicants Sought for Family Life Committee

(April 01, 2005)

The Montgomery County Board of Education is seeking adults and public secondary school students to serve on the Family Life and Human Development Advisory Committee. The advisory committee serves an ...(more)

Board Seeks Ethics Advisory Panel Applicants

(March 31, 2005)

The Montgomery County Board of Education is seeking to fill one vacancy on its five-member Ethics Advisory Panel for a three-year term beginning on July 1, 2005. Applicants must be Montgomery County ...(more)

Board Seeks Comment on Revised Policy BFA

(March 30, 2005)

The Board of Education has requested community comment regarding its revised Policy BFA, Policysetting, which articulates the Board’s vision of a policy setting process. The revision more narrowly ...(more)

Lt. Gov. Steele Visits Seven Locks Elementary School

(March 24, 2005)

Maryland Lieutenant Governor Michael Steele is scheduled to visit Seven Locks Elementary School on Thursday, March 24, from 11:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. The visit is under the auspices of the Governor' ...(more)

Parent Advisory Forum is Scheduled for April 4

(March 23, 2005)

Maryland's Parent Advisory Council (M-PAC) will hold a series of 24 public forums throughout the state to solicit feedback on the series of recommendations the group has developed to increase parents' ...(more)

Board of Education Reviews Report on Middle Schools

(March 22, 2005)

The Board of Education met on March 21 and, among other items, discussed the Middle School Program Review. The Board took tentative action on Policy BFA, Policysetting, approved boundary recommendatio ...(more)

Events Mark the Month of the Young Child in April

(March 18, 2005)

A ceremony and reading of a joint proclamation from county agencies will kick off the celebration of the Month of the Young Child in Montgomery County. The event will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Marc ...(more)

Board of Education to Meet on Monday, March 21, 2005

(March 18, 2005)

Agenda 7:30 2.0 Approval of the Agenda (A) 2.1 Month of the Young Child (A) 2.2 Arab American Heritage Month (A) 2.3 Items on Legislation (D/A) 7:45 Public Comments 8:15 3.0 Consent Items ...(more)

Officials Focus on Ways to Make Teen Driving Safer

(March 17, 2005)

County and school officials today announced an intensified effort to improve teen driver safety and prevent teen driving accidents. Expanded outreach to parents and students, stepped-up lobbying for ...(more)

Finalists Selected for Student Member of the BOE

(March 16, 2005)

Two finalists for student member of the Board of Education were chosen on March 15 by 279 voting middle and high school delegates attending the Student Member of the Board of Education Nominating Conv ...(more)

Press Briefing to Focus on Keeping Teen Drivers Safe

(March 16, 2005)

County and school officials, the parent of a Blake High School teen killed in a driving accident, and Blake students will discuss new and continuing efforts to improve teen driver safety and prevent t ...(more)

Kindergarten Orientation Begins on March 23

(March 14, 2005)

Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) will hold the 2005 kindergarten orientation program from Wednesday, March 23, through Friday, May 27. Special registration and orientation programs are schedul ...(more)

MCPS Wins U.S. Senate Productivity Award for MD

(March 14, 2005)

Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) has been named the winner of the state’s most prestigious award for organizational performance excellence—the U.S. Senate Productivity Award. Senator Paul S ...(more)

Math Teacher is Winner of Agnes Meyer Award

(March 14, 2005)

In her daily lessons at Paint Branch High School, mathematics teacher Nancy Hebdon often tells her students, “This math process will be the most exciting thing you learn today.” The excitement that ...(more)