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Robotics. Animation. Biotech. German. Italian. Although these five courses are not available at WCHS, WCHS students will still be able to take them in the 2022-2023 school year. How? Through one of MCPS’ expanding virtual learning platforms: MCPS Online Learning. Also known as Online Pathways, the MCPS Online Learning program is separate from the recently-established Montgomery Virtual Academy...
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“Race and racism were built into our system from the very beginning,” John Landesman, the Executive Director of MCPS’ Office of Strategic Initiatives, said. MCPS was founded in 1860 for white students only; segregated schools for Black students began in 1872. It would take an additional 35 years for the modern-day equivalent of high schools to be established for Black students, compared...
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