Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) is surveying staff, students and the community to gather feedback on three topics—inclement weather communication, the Community Engagement Officer (CEO) Program and school menus. The surveys only take a few minutes to complete.
Inclement Weather Communication
Bad weather may force MCPS to delay the opening of schools, close schools early or cancel classes.
Submit input on your preferences on how MCPS approaches inclement weather make-up days.
Community Engagement Officer (CEO) 2.0 Program
Montgomery County Police officers, serving as Community Engagement Officers (CEOs), work directly with the schools. The county continues to work to review the existing CEO program and to improve school safety and security.
In response to concerns raised about the previous School Resource Officers (SRO) program, the current Community Engagement Officer program was launched in 2022. The most significant change is that the CEO program does not have police officers stationed in county high schools. Each high school cluster partners with one officer who may be called upon by the school leadership.
The survey is available in English and Spanish and takes about five minutes to complete
Share your feedback on the MCPS and Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) Community Engagement Officer (CEO) program in this survey.
School Menus
The Division of Food and Nutrition Services (DFNS) is collecting feedback on what students enjoy and would like to see more of on school menus. The survey is available in eight languages.
You can find the current menus and additional information about DFNS here.
Share your feedback on the school menus in this survey.
Don’t miss your chance to submit feedback on three important topics—the Community Engagement Officer (CEO) Program, inclement weather communication and make-up days, and school menus: https://t.co/16tQmC3hm8. pic.twitter.com/uOyZHvB2ew
— MCPS (@MCPS) February 5, 2024
