Gr. PreK–1. Important lessons are taught through songs and fun activities by a music therapist.

Gr. PreK-1. Join Meteor and his friends in their adventures around town while they learn about good old-fashion family values like telling the truth and responsibility.

Gr. Pre-K-2.  A lemonade stand in winter?  The idea may seem crazy but siblings Pauline and John-John think it’s a perfect time to sell lemonade and earn money.  Students learn about money through simple math concepts. 

Gr. 2-5.  A young African American boy, Henry, makes a harrowing journey in a wooden crate -- and mails himself to freedom.

Gr. PreK–1. Five-year old Harry seeks to resolve conflicts through the use of fantasy. He uses his bucket to go to Dino World where he finds solutions to his problems.

Gr. 3–6. Illustrates character traits in amusing ways that will keep children entertained as they learn.

Gr. K–4.  A young boy, Willie Bentley, is fascinated by snowflakes. After studying them under a microscope he discovers no two snowflakes are alike.

Gr. K–3.  Children get a first-hand look at the world of penguins through a collection of poems about the Antarctic and life under the sea. Video clip / Study Guide

 

 

BOE President Patricia O’Neill hosts a discussion about the school system’s  initiative to hire and retain more diverse educators and school personnel. 

Gr. 5-6.  Students will explore the principles of motion, the basic concepts of speed and velocity and how speed and acceleration are calculated. Numerous examples of common occurrences illustrate the principles of motion.

Gr. 5-9.  Kids from around the world swap places to live a “brand new life” in a chance to experience different countries, cultures, and lifestyles.

Rembrandt befriends his young neighbor who eventually becomes his studio apprentice.  Through this friendship Rembrandt learns to defy artistic conventions and creates one his most famous paintings, The Night Watch.

The Public Information Office presents weekly news of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

BOE President Patricia O’Neill hosts a discussion about the school system’s  initiative to hire and retain more diverse educators and school personnel.

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children.

Heritage Montgomery brings to life stories of the civil war years in Montgomery County.

 

Rembrandt befriends his young neighbor who eventually becomes his studio apprentice.  Through this friendship Rembrandt learns to defy artistic conventions and creates one his most famous paintings, The Night Watch.

BOE President Patricia O’Neill hosts a discussion about the school system’s  initiative to hire and retain more diverse educators and school personnel.

Watch reenactments of the pivotal battles of the Civil War and learn about the struggles faced by the war's leaders and soldiers.

This documentary on Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer explores and examines the “secrets” of his artistic technique. 

Gr. Pre-K–3. A delightful story about friendship and winter. 

Gr. 3–6. Illustrates character traits in an amusing way that will keep children entertained as they learn.

Gr. K-2. This character education series promotes positive traits using lively and colorful animated automobile characters.

Gr. 1-5. A little girl imagines what her day would be like if she were Madam President.

Gr. K-5.  Using quotes from some of his beloved speeches, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. comes to life in stunning collage art and vibrant watercolor paintings in this biography about beliefs and dreams.

Gr. K-3.  Poetic text and artwork captures the movement for civil rights in the United States and honors its most elegant inspiration, Coretta Scott.

Gr. 5 & 8.  This comprehensive series is designed to help young learners understand and appreciate the images that have become the symbols that represent the greatness of our nation. These images symbolize the American people, the American government, and the ideals of American democracy.

Gr. K-4. This seven-part series explores: What Do Living Things Need?, Grouping, Cycles, Migration and Hibernation, Interactions, Food Chains, and Our Precious Earth.

Gr. K-1. Snow-covered forests, animals foraging for food, and sports provide for an exciting glimpse into the wonders of the winter season. Concepts and terminology include: snow, ice, hibernation, winter sports, and winter solstice.

Gr. 4. Learn about the Underground Railroad’s most courageous conductor, Harriet Tubman, and learn why she was called “Moses of her people.”

Gr. 2-5.  A story about an unusual friendship between two great American leaders during a time when racial tensions were high and racial equality was not yet established.

Gr. 2–5.  This story is about the events preceding Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and actual delivery of his speech.

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Gr. 9.  Showcases our country’s presidents and their influence on the historical events of their eras.

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

Highlights individuals, groups, and events that have impacted our country during the 20th century.

Gr. 6-8.  Explore the world's ancient civilizations, such as the Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Judaic, Greek, Roman, and Meso-American.

Gr. 6. The history of Rome, from its early beginnings to the heights of greatness and its eventual decline, is presented through location footage, re-enactments, and period writings and art.

Portrayal of the negative and positive effects humans have had on various types of water ecologies in regions of the U.S. and beyond.

Gr. 5 & 8.  Emphasizes the importance of George Washington's leadership during Valley Forge and how it ensured the Colonial armies win of the Revolutionary War.

This flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas.  Join the fun and get homework done! 

Gr. 6-12. A series that helps middle and high school students improve their algebra skills. The program follows the MCPS curriculum so students can review key concepts from Algebra 1, one of the High School Assessments that students must pass to graduate. Website

Gr. 3-6. Focuses on bullying behavior and offers strategies to help prevent and stop bullying.

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Gr. 9.  Showcases our country’s presidents and their influence on the historical events of their eras.

Gr. 5-8.  Students and professionals develop ways to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

Gr. 6-12.  New and growing industries give young people a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work in a variety of green jobs.

Preacher and activist, Martin Luther King, Jr., was a pivotal leader of non-violence and civil rights.  Learn about his life and achievements as well as the political and historical events that led to civil rights for African Americans.

Discusses ways parents can provide support to their children during the difficult years of middle school. Parents learn to negotiate issues of concern, avoid unnecessary conflicts, promote independence and self-management skills, and provide a nurturing environment for growth and development.  

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Gr. 9.  Showcases our country’s presidents and their influence on the historical events of their eras.

Gr. K–4.  A young boy, Willie Bentley, is fascinated by snowflakes. After studying them under a microscope he discovers no two snowflakes are alike.

Gr. PreK-1. Join Meteor and his friends in their adventures around town while they learn about good old-fashion family values like telling the truth and responsibility.

Gr. PreK-2. Join the fun when wakeful flea on a slumbering mouse on a snoozing cat on a dozing dog on a dreaming child on a snoring grandma on a sagging bed has an itch! Study Guide

Gr. PreK-1.  Bear Snores On: Bear sleeps and snores on while uninvited guests make themselves at home in his cave. Bear Wants More: Bear wakes up after a long winter hibernation with immense hunger. Young students learn about bears and hibernation, animal adaptation during winter, and rhyming.

Gr. K–2.  Irene summons up all her courage in the face of a fierce snowstorm when her mother falls ill and Irene must deliver a ball gown to the duchess.

Gr. PreK–4.  A beautifully animated program based on prize-winning author William Steig’s book. One character learns to survive using resourcefulness he never dreamed he possessed.

 

Gr. 1-5.  Known as the “King of the Keys” this tribute to Duke Ellington celebrates the life and music of this great musician.

Gr. 4. Explores the various types of rocks and their cycles as well as minerals and their properties.

Gr. K-1.  Live-action weather footage helps students learn how they can observe the weather. Concepts and terminology: temperature, air pressure, weather systems, precipitation, and wind.

Gr. 1–6.  The story of Rosa Parks is told through narration and illustrations. Key Civil Rights leaders such as Emmet Till, Jo Ann Robinson, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. are also a part of this program.

Gr. 1-5. A little girl imagines what her day would be like if she were Madam President.

BOE President Patricia O’Neill hosts a discussion about the school system’s  initiative to hire and retain more diverse educators and school personnel.

Watch reenactments of the pivotal battles of the Civil War and learn about the struggles faced by the war's leaders and soldiers.

Gr. 5 & 8. Learn how Thomas Jefferson was chosen by the Continental Congress to write the Declaration of Independence and how it failed to deal with America's most difficult issue, slavery.

Gr. 5-8.  See how young students and professionals are helping to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

The famous scholar and physicist meets a twelve year-old African American girl who renews Einstein’s spirit and in return he gives this young girl an incredible gift: an awareness of her potential.

Gr. 5-9.  Kids from around the world swap places to live a “brand new life” in a chance to experience different countries, cultures, and lifestyles.

This flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas.  Join the fun and get homework done! 

A series that helps middle and high school students improve their algebra skills.  The program follows the MCPS curriculum so students can review key concepts from Algebra 1. Website

Gr. 5-8.  See how young students and professionals are helping to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.

Gr. 7-12.  New and growing industries give young people a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work in a variety of green jobs.

 

 

Highlights individuals, groups, and events that have impacted our country during the 20th century.

BOE President Patricia O’Neill hosts a discussion about the school system’s  initiative to hire and retain more diverse educators and school personnel. Webcast

Features news, events, and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch video

Explores the quest for African American equality in vivid detail.

Gr. 3–6. Illustrates character traits in an amusing way that will keep children entertained as they learn.

Gr. Pre-K-2.  A lemonade stand in winter?  The idea may seem crazy but siblings Pauline and John-John think it’s a perfect time to sell lemonade and earn money.  Students learn about money through simple math concepts. 

Gr. 1–6.  The story of Rosa Parks is told through narration and illustrations. Key Civil Rights leaders such as Emmet Till, Jo Ann Robinson, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. are also a part of this program.

Gr. K-2. This character education series promotes positive traits using lively and colorful animated automobile characters. (9/2014)

Gr. Pre-K–4.  Freddy Bunny has shown no interest in learning at school. The Book Fairy encourages Freddy’s parents to take him to the library and read to him 20 minutes a day. In no time Freddy becomes a book-loving student. Video clip

Gr. K–2.  Irene summons up all her courage in the face of a fierce snowstorm when her mother falls ill and Irene must deliver a ball gown to the duchess.

Gr. 2-5.  A young African American boy, Henry, makes a harrowing journey in a wooden crate -- and mails himself to freedom.

Gr. K-5.  Using quotes from some of his beloved speeches, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. comes to life in stunning collage art and vibrant watercolor paintings in this biography about beliefs and dreams.

Gr. K-3.  Poetic text and artwork captures the movement for civil rights in the United States and honors its most elegant inspiration, Coretta Scott.

Gr. K-4. This seven-part series explores: What Do Living Things Need?, Grouping, Cycles, Migration and Hibernation, Interactions, Food Chains, and Our Precious Earth.

Gr. K-1. Snow-covered forests, animals foraging for food, and sports provide for an exciting glimpse into the wonders of the winter season. Concepts and terminology include: snow, ice, hibernation, winter sports, and winter solstice.

Gr. 4. Learn about the Underground Railroad’s most courageous conductor, Harriet Tubman, and learn why she was called “Moses of her people.”

Gr. 2-5.  A story about an unusual friendship between two great American leaders during a time when racial tensions were high and racial equality was not yet established.

Gr. 2–5. This story is about the events preceding Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and actual delivery of his speech.

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Gr. 9.  Showcases our country’s presidents and their influence on the historical events of their eras.

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

Highlights individuals, groups, and events that have impacted our country during the 20th century.

Gr. 6-8.  Explore the world's ancient civilizations, such as the Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Judaic, Greek, Roman, and Meso-American.

Gr. 6. The history of Rome, from its early beginnings to the heights of greatness and its eventual decline, is presented through location footage, re-enactments, and period writings and art.

Portrayal of the negative and positive effects humans have had on various types of water ecologies in regions of the U.S. and beyond.

Gr. 5 & 8. Featuring a calm yet emotional reading of the complete Gettysburg Address, students learn how Lincoln reconciled the horrors of this battle.

This flagship program provides K–12 students with homework help in many subject areas.  Join the fun and get homework done! 

A series that helps middle and high school students improve their algebra skills.  The program follows the MCPS curriculum so students can review key concepts from Algebra 1. Website

Gr. 3-6. Focuses on bullying behavior and offers strategies to help prevent and stop bullying.

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Gr. 9.  Showcases our country’s presidents and their influence on the historical events of their eras.

Gr. 5-8.  Students and professionals develop ways to solve the growing problems of widespread overuse and abuse of our planet’s most precious and limited resource–water.  

Gr. 7-12.  New and growing industries give young people a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work in a variety of green jobs.

Preacher and activist, Martin Luther King, Jr., was a pivotal leader of non-violence and civil rights.  Learn about his life and achievements as well as the political and historical events that led to civil rights for African Americans.

Discusses ways parents can provide support to their children during the difficult years of middle school. Parents learn to negotiate issues of concern, avoid unnecessary conflicts, promote independence and self-management skills, and provide a nurturing environment for growth and development.  

Presented in Spanish, a weekly news update of about important events and information in Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

Gr. 9.  Showcases our country’s presidents and their influence on the historical events of their eras.

Discusses the importance of establishing reading routines, quality child care, and how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities.

Gr. PreK–1. Important lessons are taught through songs and fun activities by a music therapist.

Gr. PreK-1. Join Meteor and his friends in their adventures around town while they learn about good old-fashion family values like telling the truth and responsibility.

Gr. PreK-1.  Bear Snores On: Bear sleeps and snores on while uninvited guests make themselves at home in his cave. Bear Wants More: Bear wakes up after a long winter hibernation with immense hunger. Young students learn about bears and hibernation, animal adaptation during winter, and rhyming.

Gr. K–2.  Irene summons up all her courage in the face of a fierce snowstorm when her mother falls ill and Irene must deliver a ball gown to the duchess.

Gr. PreK–1. Five-year old Harry seeks to resolve conflicts through the use of fantasy. He uses his bucket to go to Dino World where he finds solutions to his problems.

Gr. 3–6. Illustrates character traits in an amusing way that will keep children entertained as they learn.

Gr. K–4.  A young boy, Willie Bentley, is fascinated by snowflakes. After studying them under a microscope he discovers no two snowflakes are alike.

Gr. 5. This exciting talent showcase features 18th-century music, including Native American songs, military tunes, enslaved people's work songs and much more.

 

BOE President Patricia O’Neill hosts a discussion about the school system’s  initiative to hire and retain more diverse educators and school personnel.

Gr. 9–12. Defines and illustrates the properties, characteristics, and different types of matter. Episodes: What is Matter? Solids, Liquids and Gases, Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures, and Atoms.

Gr. 6–12.  Educational and entertaining news delivered by a team of teen anchors. This program is produced in partnership with Weekly Reader magazine

Galileo is on the verge of uncovering some of the mysteries of the universe and finds support from an unexpected source, the pampered son of the powerful Medici family.

The Public Information Office presents a weekly news update of important events and information within Montgomery County Public Schools. Webcast

BOE President Patricia O’Neill hosts a discussion about the school system’s  initiative to hire and retain more diverse educators and school personnel.

Realistic scenarios help parents explore good communication skills and identify many situations in which they can be most useful with their children.

The the county’s best and brightest high school students play in a battle-of-the-brains competition.

The the county’s best and brightest high school students play in a battle-of-the-brains competition.

Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch show

Galileo is on the verge of uncovering some of the mysteries of the universe and finds support from an unexpected source, the pampered son of the powerful Medici family.

BOE President Patricia O’Neill hosts a discussion about the school system’s  initiative to hire and retain more diverse educators and school personnel. Webcast

Watch reenactments of the pivotal battles of the Civil War and learn about the struggles faced by the war's leaders and soldiers.

This documentary on Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer explores and examines the “secrets” of his artistic technique. 

Various programs that provide information about schools, to parents, and the community.

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Features news, events and people that are important to Montgomery County. Watch show

Various programs that provide information about schools, to parents, and the community.