With new equipment and increased efficiencies, the Print Shop offers more capabilities and handles more jobs, while reducing costs and offering the same turnaround time.
Celebrate HCPSS honors staff members who shone especially bright this school year, as recognized by their Principal of the Year and Teacher of the Year nominations.
Veteran technology education and engineering teacher Roy Rosnik helps students from around the county discover their engineering interests and potential through the PLTW Aerospace Academy.
The professional development series helps teachers better connect with our growing Spanish-speaking population, leading toward better engagement and giving families more of a “voice” at school.
Patricia Branner-Pierce’s inspiration to support students and their families comes from growing up in East Harlem. She credits her mentors—like those in the BSAP—with changing the direction of her life.
Jerard Rucker supports the growth of his students who have social, emotional or learning challenges as a special education paraeducator at Hammond Elementary School. Rucker also takes his passion for working with kids outside the classroom through basketball coaching and training.
Safety remains the number one priority for HCPSS transportation. One way the school system supports bus safety is through its annual bus driver and attendant training.
Bryant Woods Elementary School teacher Kimberly Morales, a Wilde Lake High School alumna, has grown professionally here through a variety of HCPSS educator positions. Now Morales enjoys preparing her students for the future with proficiency in a second language, while giving back to the Howard County community.
Twenty-seven staff members will take part in this year’s cohort of Leaders of Professional Learning. The teacher leaders will positively impact their schools by leading yearlong Professional Learning Communities, or collaborative groups of teachers working toward school improvement goals.
