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(September 24, 2002)
James G. Fernandez, principal of Julius West Middle School, has been selected as recipient of the twelfth annual Mark Mann Excellence and Harmony Award. The honor is given annually to one local school ...(more)
(September 21, 2002)
Note: The agenda will be available on-line with links to item materials as PDF files on Monday morning, September 23, after 10:00 a.m. See online link below. Agenda 7:30 p.m. Closed Session ...(more)
(September 13, 2002)
The Board of Education met yesterday [September 12] and, among other items, discussed the recently released SAT scores, a report on the opening of school, and updates on Extended Learning Opportunitie ...(more)
(September 12, 2002)
The Board of Education today [Thursday, September 12] approved the appointment of Cynthia A. Rattley, currently the acting community superintendent for the Northwest, Poolesville, Quince Orchard, and ...(more)
(September 09, 2002)
The Board of Education meeting agenda for Thursday, September 12, is available online, complete with PDF copies of materials associated with certain agenda items, at the link below: ...(more)
(September 04, 2002)
Office Depot will donate backpacks filled with school supplies to 500 students attending Harmony Hills Elementary School in Silver Spring. The event will take place on Thursday, September 5, at 10:30 ...(more)
(September 03, 2002)
Superintendent of Schools Jerry D. Weast and Board of Education Vice President Patricia B. O’Neill will join Montgomery County Executive Douglas M. Duncan in an update on security improvements in the ...(more)
The Board of Education has revised the proposed policy (CNE) on private contributions for facilities, following extensive community involvement. A second draft of the proposed policy has been tentati ...(more)
(August 27, 2002)
The 2002 SAT results from the Educational Testing Service show that the 6,814 seniors who took the exam produced an average score of 1095, an increase of three points over last year that surpassed the ...(more)
Fourteen additional Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) graduates have won National Merit Scholarships, raising the number for the 2001-02 school year to 57. The MCPS total represents 38 percent ...(more)
(August 26, 2002)
The Board of Education met today [August 26] and, among other items, tentatively approved a revised policy on facility improvements that are not funded with Montgomery County revenues. The Board also ...(more)
The 2002-03 school year opens on August 27 with more than 1,000 new teachers, the largest enrollment ever, a new school, implementation of revised curricula at all grade levels and a continued effort ...(more)
The Board of Education has continued to improve its efforts to communicate more effectively with the public by using the Internet to offer copies of written materials for review and information in adv ...(more)
Specific procedures on participation in political campaigns and the distribution of political materials on school property affect staff, students, and parents of the Montgomery County Public Schools. ...(more)
(August 22, 2002)
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) has made significant progress toward designing and implementing a greatly strengthened mathematics curriculum, with a special emphasis on providing accelerated ...(more)