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ESSER Health & Safety and Budget Plan Feedback
CMCSS is continuously seeking feedback from stakeholders on the ESSER Health & Safety and Budget plans in accordance with state and federal rules and regulations.
Special Education and 504 Records Disposition Notice
Records will be held through the individual’s age of 25. The destruction will occur after the individual’s 26th birthday.
CMCSS Will Host a Hiring Event on July 27
Over 140 Classified Positions Available Across the District
Family Guide to the Start of School (2022-23 School Year)
Read more about everything you need to know about the beginning of the 2022-23 school year.
Administrative Appointments Announced in July 2022
The following administrative appointments have been announced by CMCSS.
2021-2022 TCAP District Scores
CMCSS students met or exceeded the state proficiency levels in the vast majority of assessed courses.
Kindergarten Information for the 2022-2023 School Year
We are excited to welcome our kindergarten families to CMCSS!
A Family Guide to Response to Instruction and Intervention (RTI²) 2022-2023
Response to instruction and intervention is the way CMCSS intervenes with students who are struggling academically.
Immunization Requirement for 7th-Grade Students
Information regarding the Tdap booster for 7th grade students.
CMCSS 2022-2023 In-Person Learning COVID-19 Overview
Please note: This article was originally posted during a previous school year. Information and/or dates from past events may be not be relevant for the current school year. CMCSS has communicated with families since last year that schools cannot eliminate the spread of COVID-19 during in-person learning, but our collective actions can help mitigate the spread. The District’s COVID-19 mitigation strategy has always been about using multiple layers to improve success, sometimes referred to as the Swiss Cheese model. For the 2022-2023 school year, CMCSS is using the following mitigation layers: Using MERV 13 instead of MERV 9 filters in all buildings Increasing outdoor air ventilation Employing enhanced two-step cleaning throughout buildings Encouraging self-screening, masks, handwashing, covering sneezes, and staying home when sick for all students, employees, and visitors Replenishing hand sanitizing stations Promoting the use of personal water bottles and filling stations Providing and COVID-19 testing for employees and their families at Onsite Employee Health and Wellness Clinics Updating and implementing the Return to School/Work Flowchart COVID-19 Exposure Response Plan When a CMCSS student or CMCSS employee tests positive for COVID-19, they will need to notify either the school nurse (if they are a student) or their supervisor (if they are an employee). The medical office that performed the test will notify the Montgomery County Health Department for contact tracing. Click here for the CMCSS Communicable Diseases and/or Illness Management Policy. Click here for the current CMCSS Return to Work/School Flowchart developed by the CMCSS Safety and Health Department in collaboration with the Montgomery County Health Department. For the Spanish version, click here. Self-Screening Employees will be expected to self-screen before entering school premises. Self-screening protocols for students and visitors will continue. Families are strongly encouraged to engage in self-screening at home prior to each school day. Click here […]
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