? Board of Education Votes for MCPS to Remain In Virtual Learning Until March 15th
On January 12, 2021, Montgomery County Board of Education voted for MCPS (Montgomery County Public Schools) to remain in virtual learning until March 15, 2021.
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➡️ MCPS Community Update: Board Votes to Approve Revised Reopening Plan for 2021
Information re Montgomery County Public Schools ‘Community Update’ (December 16, 2020) in which the Montgomery County Board of Education voted to approve MCPS’ revised 2021 reopening plan.
⌨️ MCPS: Parent Preference Survey Re 2021 Return to In-person Learning
Information about Montgomery County Public Schools’ ‘Parent Preference Survey’ which will be used to help MCPS “inform the design of the in-person instructional models, the number of school buildings [it] can open and scheduling” for possible return to in-person learning beginning January 2021.
MCPS to Begin Return to Some In-person Instruction In January 2021
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) plans to begin phasing students back into buildings for some in-person instruction starting on January 12, 2021.
MCPS: COVID-19 Rate Must Drop Before Pursuing Hybrid Teaching for All Students
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) leaders are looking for a significant decrease in COVID-19 cases per 100,000 residents before all students can come back into classrooms for face-to-face instruction.
MCPS Develops Health Metrics Grid for Return to In-Person Instruction; Reopening Plans to Be Presented to Board of Education on Nov. 6th & 10th
MCPS develops Health Metrics Grid for Return to In-Person Instruction as part of its Reopening Plans, both of which will be presented to the Montgomery County Board of Education on November 6, 2020 and November 10, 2020.
George B. Thomas Learning Academy (Saturday School) to Offer Its Programs Virtually
The Saturday School offers virtual K12 academic support programs in math and English/Language Arts.
UPDATE: MCPS To Provide Virtual-Only Learning for First Semester/Fall 2020
July 21, 2020 Message from MCPS Superintendent Jack R. Smith that MCPS will remain in “virtual-only instructional model” through the first semester (Fall 2020).