As Montgomery County Public Schools seeks a new superintendent, how can we ensure that high-needs schools will have the leadership they need? Join us and the Montgomery County Education Forum for “What the Next Superintendent Must Deliver,” a community forum on how the next superintendent of MCPS can best meet the needs of a growing and diverse school population. We’ll have speakers including both education experts and MCPS students and take a detailed look at our 13 questions that the Board of Education should consider in finding a new superintendent.
The meeting’s next Thursday, March 19 from 7 to 9:30pm at the Silver Spring Civic Building, located at One Veterans Place in downtown Silver Spring. For more information or to RSVP, check out our Facebook event page.
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MCPS neglects the at-risk. It’s language immersion programs (while lottery based) serve the upwardly mobile. (a parent who has time to learn about programs, a parent who can drive to far away school)
MCPS could learn from Evanston, IL (demographically not so different than Silver Spring)
This is a more equitable immersion program
http://oaktonschoolpta.org/academic-strands/
MCPS is ridiculously huge. Should split up county and down county. Overwhelming number of schools to manage. And apparently very different need for snow days upcountry!