Blair Assistant Principal Mr. Dirk Cauley, protected and ready to help. (Photo: Twitter/@MBHSPTSA, March 26, 2020) 
Photo: Twitter/@BlairPrincipal 
Photo: Twitter/@BlairPrincipal 
Blair High School Assistant Principals Dr. Nicole Allain and Ms. Brandi Richardson lined-up and ready to help. (Photo: Twitter/@MBHSPTA, March 26, 2020) 
Mr. Matt Johnson, Eastern Middle School Principal and Mrs. Frances Frost, Blair PTSA Vice President/Advocacy on duty to help distribute chromebooks to Blair students. (Photo: Twitter/@BlairPrincipal, March 26, 2020) 
Blair High School Assistant Principals Dr. Nicole Allain and Ms. Brandi Richardson on-duty! (Photo: Twitter/@MBHSPTA, March 26, 2020) 
Striking a pose! Mr. Peter Ostrander, Blair HS Magnet Coordinator and Dr. Darlene Harris, Executive Director to the MCPS Chief of Staff manning the ‘chromebook distribution’ stations at Blair High School. (Photo: Twitter/@BlairPrincipal, March 26, 2020) 
The non-profit organization, Small Things Matter provided restaurant food to families who stopped-by to pick up chromebooks for their Blair children/students. (Photo: Twitter/@BlairPrincipal, March 26, 2020)
On Thursday, March 26, 2020 between 8-11 a.m, Montgomery Blair High School staff and volunteers distributed chromebook laptops to those Blair students who do not have access to a computer or laptop at home. Families and students were able to do a curb-side pick-up of their chromebook via the school’s University Boulevard parking lot.
Blair High School Principal Renay Johnson tweeted that Blair High School distributed “almost 400 chromebooks” which is fantastic!
Besides Blair staff and the PTSA helping-out, with assist from Eastern Middle School Principal Matt Johnson, the non-profit organization, Small Things Matter distributed restaurant lunches to those Blair families who were picking-up laptops for their children/students.
The chromebook distribution is part of Montgomery County Public School’s (MCPS) Phase One transition to remote learning for all MCPS students due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has led to the closing of MCPS schools through April 24, 2020.
For information, news and updates from Blair High School, MCPS and local/state/federal governments regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, visit our webpage: ‘MCPS/Blair HS/Local/State: Ongoing Updates, Efforts & Information Re COVID-19 (coronavirus)‘.