MCBRE

OUR VISION
That all students graduate prepared and inspired to thrive in college and in careers.

OUR MISSION
MCBRE is a nonprofit comprised of senior business leaders who collaborate with the top education leaders in Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS). Together, we explore how our organizations can solve leadership challenges. MCBRE also runs programs that help students connect what they’re learning in the classroom with the real world so they can translate their emerging skills into meaningful future careers.

What's new at MCBRE?....

MCBRE is proud to announce the launch of the 114th Partnership, an organization that will better prepare our nation's students for future success by fostering educational cultures of college and career readiness. The 114th Partnership will teach communities how to better leverage the strategies from business, the resources from foundations, and the skills and passion from educators to better prepare and inspire students to thrive in college and careers. Read the press release to better understand what we're doing nationally! For more information on the 114th Partnership click here. You can also watch the webcast from the December 6, 2011 press launch here.
Champions for Children, the annual awards gala celebrating quality teaching, outstanding leadership and exceptional supporting services in our schools will be held at MedImmune, on April 25, 2012. Click here for more information on this night of excitement and celebration!
The Young Professionals Conference will be held at the Universities at Shady Grove on March 22, 2012. Click here for more information on one of MCBRE most innovative and powerful events!
The Student Emerging Leaders Program (SELP) is gaining momentum toward the Local Issues Forum which will be held on February 6, 2012 at the Carver Education Center. Students will debate a topic close to their hearts and community on this night which caps off the Student Emerging Leaders Program. For more information on the program and pictures from the Congressional Hispanic and Black Caucases click here.
The 720 Program visited 12 individual high schools in MCPS and spoke to 4500 ninth graders about the importance of high school transcripts, social networking identities and safety, and careers and financial literacy. A BIG Thank You to all of our volunteers for helping to make this year's program a great success! Click here to learn more about the program and how to volunteer next year!

OUR SUPPORTERS

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