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EVENTS: MSP Is All Around

MSP Students at the NEA Leadership Summit, Las Vegas NV. March 2022
MSP students from five high schools presented to 1400 educators and held a professional development workshop for educators.






​Forward video to 20:00 minute mark to hear the MSP students speak.
MSP on NBC4, Washington DC   October 2021
Featuring Magruder High School's Minority Scholars Program
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MSP Student-Led Professional Development
-  for educators from Blair and Blake High Schools
- April and May 2021

Photo: professional development team on Zoom 

MSP Retreat - March 2021


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Spring 2020:  
MSP STATEMENT


After the killing of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis.



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​Friday, June 5, 2020

Invitation to MSP's student-led virtual vigil

NO SILENCE, JOIN IN SOLIDARITY, HEAR OUR VOICES

172 people joined our vigil and heard our voices. 

CHECK OUT SOME PICTURES FROM THE 2020 MSP RETREAT
Over 700 students from across the county participated in the Saturday, March 7 event. 
Students led workshops on
  • access to opportunities,
  • ESOL isolation, 
  • microaggressions, and
  • lack of diversity.
March 2020 retreat

Heading back to the auditorium to see some dancing, singing, spoken word, and instrumental performances.

CHECK OUT THE HIGHLIGHTS OF the 2019 RETREAT


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Speaking on a panel at the NEA conference

On July 6, 2016, our MSP summer interns went to the NEA Convention, and four students were asked to speak on a panel and answered questions during the lunch period for the NEA convention. 
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MSP Culture Fairs

Wootton High School in Rockville, Maryland, hosted a culture fair. Students got an opportunity to talk about their cultural traditions, and share foods from their home countries.
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Speaking in front of the board of education

During the MSP/MCEA Summer internship, several students chose to go before the board to speak on their issues and to present possible action plans to close the achievement gap.
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On April 27, 2014 hundreds of MSP students flooded the streets of Rockville, to march several miles to the Montgomery County Courthouse. The goal of this march was to raise the awareness about the achievement gap. Following the march, the Minority Scholars Program started to receive some national attention, as well as made more people aware of the growing achievement gap.

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