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September 8th through 14th is the National effort focused on Make a Plan to Prepare for Disasters for September’s National Emergency Preparedness Month.

Stories and activities to help mark that all important first day, including boarding a real school bus.

A Message from the Superintendent Dear HCPSS Community

At the recent National History Day competition, Elkridge Landing Middle School student Addie Skillman won the gold medal in the category Junior Individual Performance for her project, “Loving V.

This heat makes us want to stay inside and read a good book.

Interested in knowing more about what Carsins Run has to offer?

The Mind Jump five week program will enable your student to get a jump start on the demands of the upcoming school year so their confidence can soar!

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball broke ground on the new Howard County Circuit Courthouse.

During a recent Signing Day ceremony, 17 rising HCPSS seniors from around the school system–representing Atholton, Centennial, Glenelg, Hammond, Long Reach, Mt.

The Howard County Board of Education adopted its Operating Budget for the 2019-2020 school year (FY 2020) on June 6, 2019.

Mount View Middle School (MVMS) has partnered with Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park (AMM) to educate students about shellfish ecological restoration and aquaculture activities that improve the environment in the Chesapeake and Coastal bays.

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The winners and nominees of the 2019 Principal and Teacher of the Year awards were honored at the May 9 Board of Education Meeting, following a reception sponsored in part by the HCEA and HCAA.

Kate Volpe, a social studies teacher and the 9th grade instructional team leader

The Howard County Public School System (HCPSS) has partnered with Bach to Rock (B2R) to provide professional development for music staff and support school events.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball and Howard County Council Chair Christiana Mercer Rigby today announced “It’s OK To Ask,” a plan developed by the Howard County Health Department to reduce youth suicide.

Far too many of our community members live with daily dental pain because they don't have the resources to get dental care.