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Reminder: April 15 Is an Early Release Day for Students

Wednesday, April 15 is now an early release day for students. This is one of our make-up inclement weather days. The third marking period will end on April 14, but grade reporting will be delayed until April 20. Report cards will be available in ParentVue on April 24; paper copies will be distributed by April 30.

Lights, Camera … Action!

Intermission is over, and visual and performing arts are headed back to the stage! Stop by an art show, enjoy a spring musical or catch a dance performance. Bring the whole family and support our students as they bring the arts to life. Explore the Fine Arts calendar to find an event near you.

Montgomery County Board of Education Seeks Community Leaders and Communication Experts to Join Advisory Committee

Submit the application form by Friday, May 1.

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One Student, 800,000 Voices: A Chat with Lorena Wu, Maryland’s Next State SMOB

Lorena Wu, a sophomore at Poolesville High School, was recently picked by Governor Wes Moore to be the next Maryland Student Member of the Board (SMOB) for the 2026–2027 school year. As she gets ready to start her new role this July, Lorena shared her top goals for the year and told us how she went from an interested middle schooler to a state leader.

Living History: Hallie Wells Students Bring Influential Women to Life

Students at Hallie Wells Middle School stepped into history during their first “Women in Wax” project. Students researched and portrayed inspiring women from past and present. Read who they decided to be.

The Nine Year Commitment: From Community Bridges Girls to Confident, Career-Ready Leaders

Across MCPS hundreds of girls are building their confidence, exploring career paths and preparing for the future through a partnership with nonprofit Community Bridges (CB). Founded in 1997, the program is designed to help students become resilient leaders and engaged community members through high school graduation.

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