Office Info

    Resource Teacher:
    Ms. Jennifer Delorge McKeown

    Telephone:
    240-740-0062

    Staff

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    ESOL

    The goal of the ESOL program is to teach and support our English Language Learners so that they reach a high level of English in order to be successful both linguistically, culturally and socially here at John F. Kennedy High School. We also endeavor to build skills that will help students to be successful in their futures after high school.

    Mission

    To provide high quality instruction, assessment, counseling, and parent outreach activities that enable English language learners to demonstrate successful academic performance across all curricular areas.

    Vision

    To promote the effective instruction of all English language learners across the curriculum to enable them to acquire the social and academic English needed to achieve in all content areas, pre K-12.
    Click here to learn more about the MCPS ESOL curriculum.

    Secondary StudentVue for Spanish-Speaking Students

    Spanish-speaking students and families may benefit from watching this video on how to access and understand grade reports via Synergy StudentVue.

    Los estudiantes y las familias de habla hispana pueden beneficiarse al ver este video sobre cómo acceder y comprender los informes de calificaciones a través de Synergy StudentVue.

    ESOL Resources

    Information for Non-English Speakers

    Speakers of languages other than English can find information about Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) in one click from the MCPS Web site's home page, montgomeryschoolsmd.org.

    Web sites have been created in Chinese, French, Korean, Spanish and Vietnamese to enable non-English-speaking families to more easily find news, documents and information about services.

    Suggestions and comments about this service can be e-mailed to the MCPS Web Services Team at webmaster@mcpsmd.org.

    Viewers of these sites should be sure their Web browser is set to view Web pages in Unicode UTF-8, the international standard. In Internet Explorer, go to View in the dropdown menu, pull down to Encoding, and select Unicode UTF-8. Viewing of English web pages is not impacted, so users can keep their browsers at this setting at all times.