Important News

Back to School Night will be held on Wednesday, September 3, 2025. We look forward to having you visit our school, meet your child’s teachers, and learn more about the classes your child is taking this year! Please review the details below to make the night an enjoyable, successful one for all. OVERVIEW The BTSN General Session presentation can be…

Are you aware that you can set notification options that let you know when your child’s grade falls below a certain value in a course? You can even set a notification to view your child’s internet usage via Lightspeed. For more information, including directions as to how to set this up, click here.

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

#GlenwoodWorld2025 - Summer Photo Contest It's back! This summer, we invite next year’s GMS students, including our new rising 6th graders (sorry 8th graders - we’ll miss you!) to join us for a fun summer photo contest. Did we mention that all students who enter the contest will be invited to an ice cream party in the fall?! Click here…

Link to flier.

Click here for a the Family Leadership Program flier.

When the 2025-2026 HCPSS School Year Calendar was developed and approved, it was believed that Eid al-Adha would be on Saturday, June 7, 2025. Since that time, representatives from the Howard County Muslim Council (HCMC) informed us that the date has been adjusted to be Friday, June 6, 2025. Currently, that date is a half day of school for students…

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

Click here for the Asian American & Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Heritage Month flier, including links with more information.

At GMS, the following dates have been scheduled for the Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP) testing: MCAP ELA and Math Assessments: May 14, 15, 19 and 20 Testing begins schoolwide promptly at 7:50am each day MCAP Social Studies Assessment (8th Grade Only): May 8, 9, 22 and 23 Testing will occur during students’ social studies classes It is essential that…