County Leaders Celebrate Opening of Montgomery College’s East County Education Center in White Oak
County and Montgomery College officials celebrated the opening of the East County Education Center in White Oak last week.
Elevate Your Career: Montgomery Women’s Commission Hosts Free Seminar Series
The Montgomery County Commission for Women offers five free spring seminars to help job seekers improve their personal brand and find a rewarding career.
Healthy Futures Start Here: Silver Spring Teen Wellness Summit [Earn SSL Hours]
Attention MCPS students aged 14-19! Join CCI Health Services at the Healthy Futures: Teen Wellness Summit for an info-packed event with fun, prizes, and SSL hours up for grabs! [sponsored]
Blair Students’ Powerful Video Takes Grand Prize in MCDOT’s ‘Heads Up, Phones Down’ Contest
Three Montgomery Blair High School students emerged as group winners in the annual ‘Heads Up, Phones Down’ video contest.
Montgomery County Hosts Free Spring Back-to-School Vaccination Clinic on March 29
The county’s Dept. of Health and Human Services will hold a free vaccination clinic for kids from pre-K to high school on Friday at the Dennis Avenue Health Center in Silver Spring.
Montgomery Parks to Revamp Brookside Gardens’ Rose Garden for Ecological Sustainability
Montgomery Parks will revamp the rose garden at Brookside Gardens from April to early May, aiming to introduce more diverse and eco-friendly plantings, enhance soil quality, and install an irrigation system.
Takoma Park Middle School Celebrates Fifth Victory in ‘Real Food for Kids Culinary Challenge’
Takoma Park Middle School has secured an impressive fifth title in the Real Food For Kids Culinary Challenge.
Maryland’s Education ‘Blueprint’ Struggles to Expand Pre-K
Maryland’s education plan, The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, aims to expand pre-K access for all 3- and 4-year-olds in the state.
Opioid Deaths Spur Push for Kids to Carry Naloxone
Currently, a disparate and ambiguous set of district-level policies has created confusion on the role students may play in preventing opioid deaths among their peers. But a bill before the Maryland General Assembly aims to provide a clear and uniform set of standards.