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Answers to important questions about the MCPS reopening plan

Next group of students will return to buildings March 15 February 23, 2021 | 9:05 pm March 8, 2021 William Farquhar Middle School Principal Joel Beidleman demonstrates in February how in-person classes will look at the school in Olney. MCPS provided members of the press a tour of the school in advance of the first small group of students returning to buildings on March 1. File photos by Caitlynn Peetz In March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered schools across the state for what was originally expected to be a two-week “emergency” closure to slow the virus’ spread. For most districts across the state, the closures extended through the end of the academic year. Some, including MCPS, remained closed into the fall and have not reopened since.

MCPS highest-paid employees are administrators, central office staff

Central office staffers collect largest paychecks, data shows January 22, 2021 | 10:02 am The top 20 highest paid Montgomery County Public Schools employees all central office staff earn an average of $212,095 each year, according to school district records obtained by Bethesda Beat. The highest paid employee, Superintendent Jack Smith, earns $290,000 per year. In 2020, he declined a raise as part of his new, four-year contract due to the financial constraints caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Smith last week announced he will retire this spring. Collectively, the 20 highest paid employees earn about $4.2 million annually, less than 1% of the district’s overall budget. Eleven earn a salary of $186,500.

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