After a year of hard work and progress, the 2017-2018 MCR year is coming to a close, but with every end comes a new beginning as the new officer leadership team is elected. The final MCR General Assembly was hosted by Churchill High School School on on April 18th and was the election general assembly. MCR has four elected officer positions: President, Vice President, Treasurer, and secretary, each integral to MCR’s success and organization. After a performance and welcomings

MCR Public Relation's Director Robert Wachen testifying at the County Council Fiscal 2019 Operating Budget Public Hearing alongside many other students. Click here to view the full testimony. It's been nearly three months since the MCR Budget Blackout, where students from all over the county gathered to testify in front of the Board of Education (BOE). Since then, board members have met several times to discuss the official 2019 operating budget plan. Back at the end of Febru

Montgomery County educators and students alike have largely been dissatisfied with the Common Core curriculum (commonly known as Curriculum 2.0). The initiative, which has been realized for five years in MoCo elementary schools and for three years in middle schools, may be taken off the table as local education officials plan a new curriculum proposal. The new proposal comes at the heels of an extensive probe of the current curriculum. The Johns Hopkins Institute of Education