Homecoming tickets.
Tickets can be purchased In-Person or Online:
In-Person sales window will only be offered 3 times: All During Lunch
Tuesday October 15, (11:10-12:00)
Thursday October 17 (11:10-12:00)
Wednesday October 23rd (10:58-11:40 Titan Day)
Location: Main Gym Ticket Booth (Athletic Booths) (In-Person Sales only)
Each ticket will cost: $23.00 (This includes the SCO fee for both cash & online)
Please get school-cash online ready: A parent or guardian MUST BE THE ACCOUNT HOLDER
Please visit this link to be taken to the SCO (School-Cash Online) site
For more information please visit our webpage Haunted Homecoming 2024 (google.com)
May 2025 Exam Registration and Support Information for Parents - October 2024
This year, students register for AP exams by joining their course’s AP Classroom, which should have been completed in their AP class(es). Please check with your student to confirm they’ve joined the AP Classroom for each AP course that they are enrolled in.
How to Verify AP Exam Registration:
- Have your student log into their College Board account and check their dashboard.
If the course tile for their AP class appears, they are registered for the AP exam. See a screenshot of what the tile looks like on the Right->.
- If the tile is missing, they have not joined the AP Classroom and are not registered. They should contact their teacher for the join code and complete the steps linked in this guide to join their AP classroom(s).
Issues with College Board Accounts: If your student experiences login issues, they can contact the College Board help desk at 1-888-225-5427. Please provide our school code (210-677) and the AP Coordinator’s name, Lynette O'Reggio.
AP Exam Registration Virtual Support Session:
We will be hosting a drop-in AP Exam Registration Support Session to assist students, parents, and caregivers who are having difficulty verifying their exam registration. Please note that this is not a formal meeting but an open drop-in session. See the login information for the session below.
Zoom Meeting Details
- Date: October 29, 2024
- Time: 6:30 - 7:30 PM
Location: Zoom : https://mcpsmd.zoom.us/j/98956786194?pwd=c2phZ2Z0UVVGTVVUVEJyTG50MFZjZz09
Meeting ID: 989 5678 6194 Passcode: 652936
Important Exam Information
- Students enrolled in AP or IB courses are expected to take the corresponding exams.
Late registrations, cancellations, or missed exams without an approved excuse will incur fees.
- To opt-out of an exam, parents must complete the opt-out form by November 14, 2024 to avoid fees.
AP & IB Exams are from April 28, 2025, through May 21, 2025
May 2025 Late Exam Fees
AP
$40: Late registration (after November 14)
- $40: Cancellation after registration (after November 14 but before exam)
$40: No-show
IB
$39: Late registration (after November 14 but before January 15)
- $155: Late registration (after January 15)
$0: Canceled Registration (between November 14 and January 15)
- $278 ( $123 for the exam + $155 late fee): Canceled Registration (after January 15)
- $123: No-show
For questions, please contact Lynette O'Reggio, AP & IB Coordinator, at Lynette_P_Oreggio@mcpsmd.org.
Join the AEHS PTSA for a tasty fundraiser at Ledo Pizza in Wheaton on Monday, November 18th, and Tuesday, November 19th, from 11 AM to 9 PM (all day)! For online ordering, use code "Fundraiser" on the checkout page.
Enjoy your favorite pizza, salad, pasta, sandwich, wings or a sweet treat while making a positive impact on our school community. Don’t miss this chance to indulge and give back—every bite helps! During these hours, 20% of all sales will directly support the PTSA.
Location: Ledo Pizza Wheaton 2638 University Blvd W, Wheaton, MD 20902 (301) 929-6111
Thank you for your support!
Parent Teacher Conference at right around the corner!
They will be held November 25th and 26th in person at Einstein. More information and details will follow. For more information, on preparing for your Parent Teacher Conference please visit:
hs_parentteacherconference_flyer.pdf (montgomeryschoolsmd.org)
The Game Changer Conference will be held from 8 a.m.–noon on Saturday, Oct. 26, at the Montgomery College, Germantown Campus, Globe Hall, 20200 Observation Drive, in Germantown. This free mentoring conference is geared toward Black or African American and Latino or Hispanic male students in 4th through 12th grades. The conference theme is “The World is Shifting Forward! Focus Forward and Compete.” Parent workshops will also be held every half hour beginning at 8 a.m., with the last session at 11:30 a.m. Students are encouraged to write and submit a 300-word essay based on the conference theme, “Being a Competitor is a Game Changer: How will you compete to win and own your future?” Essays are due by email on Monday, Oct. 21. For more information, contact Everett Davis, director, Student, Family and Schools Services, or Dr. Karen D. Crews, director, Student Well-Being and Achievement. Students and parents can register here. Register Now for the Oct. 26th Game Changer Conference
Winter sports begin on Friday November 15th. DEADLINE for first day of tryouts Thursday, November 14th at noon.
Registration opens at 12pm on October 14th. Registration is available in ParentVUE. Video Directions are found here.
Items needed:
First Time 9th graders: Parent Register on Parentvue/Synergy, SR-8 Sports Physical (good for 13 months). Please submit a copy on ParentVUE
Repeating 9th graders through 12th graders: Parent Register on Parentvue/Synergy, SR-8 Sports Physical (good for 13 months) and be academically eligible (2.0 or higher GPA with no more than 1 E during the 1st marking period).
Sport Specific Tryout Schedule- Coming Soon
If you have any questions please reach out the coach listed for your sport and/or Athletic Specialist Christina Fitzpatrick (Christina_M_Fitzpatrick@mcpsmd.org)
The DMV Youth Poet Laureate Program is an effort that is organized by Words Beats & Life, a 22-year-old DC-based nonprofit in partnership with Urban Word NYC, the managers of the National Youth Poet Laureate Program. This program seeks to honor local young poets, MCs, and creative writers from across the region who demonstrate exceptional skill in the literary arts and a commitment to using their art to make a difference.
Our goal is to identify and encourage students who are passionate about poetry, spoken word, or creative writing to apply for this honor. Not only does this program provide an incredible platform for artistic expression, but it also offers professional development, mentorship, and performance opportunities, helping to develop the next generation of literary leaders.
The application deadline is November 1st, and we are particularly looking for young people aged 13-19 with a passion for using their creative talents to make a difference in their communities.
Please visit DMV Youth Poet Laureate (https://wblinc.org/dmvypl) to learn more and for students to apply.
SSL Opportunity, Voting Right Workshop (NEW)
This SSL opportunity features snacks and a timely seminar by FreeState Justice with all the information you need about voting in Maryland! Teens & adults are invited to join us Saturday, October 26th from 2:00-3:00 PM at McGee Library in downtown Silver Spring! This very special event will take place in the 3rd Floor Meeting Room. Whether you are a first-time voter or just want to know more, it's your perfect chance to learn everything you need about current Maryland voting procedures, the impact of voting in our local communities, and so much more!
Please feel free to share the attached flyer and our event listing below, and to pass along the information to anyone who may have been left off the list!