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Public Input Sought on Herndon-Reston Connector Bus Service
Multiple ways to participate and free ride coupons.
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Classes & Workshops, July 9-15
Classes & Workshops, July 9-15
School Notes
School Notes
Brief: Apply for Cybercivility Task Force
Montgomery County Public Schools is seeking applicants for its newly created Cybercivility Task Force. The Cybercivility Task Force will develop strategies to raise awareness of the need for cybercivility in how students and adults communicate online. It will also guide the creation of tools for schools, parents and community members that encourage conversations about cybercivility. Superintendent Joshua P. Starr published an open letter to MCPS parents in December about the need for a communitywide dialogue on how to teach students to be safe and civil online. Starr wrote the letter in response to several inappropriate comments that were made to him on Twitter as he was deliberating whether to close schools due to inclement weather.
Brief: Apply for Cybercivility Task Force
Montgomery County Public Schools is seeking applicants for its newly created Cybercivility Task Force. The Cybercivility Task Force will develop strategies to raise awareness of the need for cybercivility in how students and adults communicate online. It will also guide the creation of tools for schools, parents and community members that encourage conversations about cybercivility. Superintendent Joshua P. Starr published an open letter to MCPS parents in December about the need for a communitywide dialogue on how to teach students to be safe and civil online. Starr wrote the letter in response to several inappropriate comments that were made to him on Twitter as he was deliberating whether to close schools due to inclement weather.
‘Brother Bear’
Starting Jan. 3, Imagination Stage brings back its popular show for the very young: Wake Up, Brother Bear! Called “very entertaining for both kids and adults” by Our Kids, this 45-minute show invites children to enter the world of a young brother bear and his sister as they venture through the seasons of the year.
Week in Vienna
Events in Vienna this week.
Parents Battle to Save German Language Program
Virtual classes will fill in, but the future is unclear and unpromised.
Parents Battle to Save German Language Program
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
School Notes
School Notes
Oakton Dentist Indicted
Hamada Makarita, 50, of Oakton, has been charged in a 15-count indictment of using his position as a dentist to illegally distribute prescription pills to patients, employees and women he dated. He was also charged with allegedly using the identity of another dentist to fraudulently bill an insurance company of more than $160,000 in claims.
Loudoun Calendary, July 2-8
Loudoun Calendary, July 2-8
Burke Couple Runs FeedAFamily
Nationwide online charity based in Burke helps provide food to families in need.
The Pipes Are Callin' for Scottish Walk
Highlands Come to Alexandria This Weekend
The Pipes Are Callin' for Scottish Walk
Classes & Workshops, Dec. 3-9
Classes & Workshops, Dec. 3-9
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools
Camps & Schools