Important News

The BSAP Saturday Math Academy fall session is approaching! The program offers an in-person enrichment for Howard County Public School System students in all levels of math for grades 3-12, based on course availability. Registration will take place online Saturday, September 20, 2025 from 9:00 am until capacity is reached. Class space is limited . Families can register by accessing…

This fall, students in grades 6-8 will take the Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) assessment, as they do each year. The data from the MAP assessment will help schools and teachers measure your student’s academic progress. The MAP test does not affect grades and the difficulty adjusts depending on how your child responds. It is normal for students to only…

Click here for the Hispanic Heritage Month flier, including links with more information.

On behalf of the Howard County Office of Human Rights & Equity and the Howard County Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Commission, our students and families are invited to participate in four exciting contests. Each year the MLK Holiday Commission recognizes students, individuals, and organizations with several contests and awards. Our student contests include a Poster, Essay, and Oratory…

In accordance with Policy 8020: “Any high school course listed in the Middle School Course Catalog which is offered at the middle school is eligible for high school credit and will be treated as an equivalent.” Further, any middle school student enrolled in a high school level course who withdraws after the published withdrawal date of September 30, 2025 will…

HCPSS Family Academy Kickoff! Date: Saturday, Sept. 27, 9:00 am–12:00 pm Location: Oakland Mills High School This districtwide event is open to all HCPSS families and will feature: A session with Superintendent Bill Barnes Resource tables hosted by HCPSS offices and local organizations Information on programs, resources, and services available throughout the school year Childcare and language access provided For…

We need your help in keeping our school pest-free all year long! Since food is one of the main reasons rodents try to get inside a building, please consider the following guidance: Send snacks and lunches in sealed, hard plastic or metal containers rather than loose in bags. Rodents can easily chew through paper and thin plastic. Use reusable lunchboxes…

At Glenwood, we work hard to ensure that students are learning in a positive environment conducive to success. This year we will continue to implement our “RISE” positive behavior plan. In addition, we follow the Howard County Public School System’s Student Code of Conduct, and teach both of these to our students during homeroom, Advisory, and town hall meetings. We…

ENGAGE. INSPIRE. EMPOWER. Last year, our staff came together to thoughtfully reimagine and redefine our core values, drawing on the unique strengths, culture, and aspirations of our school community. Through collaboration and reflection, we developed values that are rooted in who we are while remaining connected to the broader mission and vision of HCPSS. These shared values now serve as…

Donate your extra wrapped Halloween candy to our military troops worldwide! Again this year we will be collecting donations for "Candy for the Courageous", led by an HCPSS family. Please bring any extra unopened Halloween candy to Glenwood in a ziploc bag between November 3-7, 2025. We will give the candy to the USO at BWI airport, so that they…