Montgomery County Schools unveils Profile of a Learner

by By Tom Marshall Senior Advocate Writer
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Superintendent Matt Thompson poses with a standup illustration that outlines the six skills and attributes necessary to constitute the Profile of a Learner, a new concept developed by the school system this year. The profile is meant to prepare students for a successful post-graduation and in the workforce. Photo courtesy Montgomery County Schools.


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