Montgomery County OIC

05/04/2026

Are you ready to be a "Future-Shaper?" 🌟

Montgomery County OIC Xtreme Learning Center is expanding our family! We are looking for passionate, dedicated educators to help us create a world of discovery for our little ones. Whether you’re a baby-whisperer, a preschool pro, or a flexible team player, we have a place for you.

We are currently hiring for:
👶 Infant Nurturer: Build a secure, loving foundation for our youngest learners (6wks–18mos).
🎨 Preschool Lead: Lead STEAM lessons and prep our 3–5 year olds for the "big leagues."
🧩 Classroom Floater: The ultimate utility player who loves variety and supporting all age groups!

Why work with us?
We believe in taking care of the people who take care of our children. Our team enjoys:
✅ Competitive Pay
✅ Paid Time Off & Holidays
✅ Professional Development & Training
✅ Childcare & Professional Discounts

How to Apply:
📧 Send your resume to [email protected]
Please specify your preferred role in the subject line (e.g., "Infant Application").

Help us spread the word! Know someone who would be a perfect fit? Tag them in the comments below! 👇

03/30/2026

HBCU Tour 2026

WE KICKED OFF THE HBCU TOUR AND IT WAS EVERYTHING!

Our students just experienced the magic of Howard University! One of the most iconic HBCUs in the country. Legacy Lives Here.

This is just the beginning. Montgomery County OIC is committed to opening doors, expanding horizons, and showing our students that their future is BRIGHT and their options are LIMITLESS.
Stay tuned — the HBCU Tour is just getting started!

03/08/2026

March 8 | International Women’s Day!!!

Celebrating the women who came before us, the women beside us, and the women rising next.

Today we celebrate the strength, brilliance, and resilience of women everywhere.

May we continue to uplift, amplify, and empower each other.

Happy International Women’s Day. 💜

02/19/2026

Black History Month Spotlight: The West Area Computers 🚀✨

This Black History Month, we honor the brilliant women of NASA’s West Area Computing unit at Langley Research Center a segregated division where Black women mathematicians performed the complex calculations that powered America’s early aeronautics and space missions.

At a time when racial and gender barriers limited opportunity, the West Area Computers became essential to the success of supersonic flight research and the Space Race.

Among them:

• Katherine Johnson verified orbital trajectories for John Glenn’s historic flight and contributed to the Apollo moon missions.

• Dorothy Vaughan became NASA’s first Black supervisor and led her team into the era of computer programming.

• Mary Jackson became NASA’s first Black female engineer and later advocated for greater inclusion in STEM fields.

Their groundbreaking work was brought to wider public recognition through the book and film Hidden Figures, which helped ensure their contributions would no longer remain hidden.

The West Area Computing unit was important not only for its scientific achievements, but for proving that excellence thrives—even within systems designed to exclude.

Their legacy continues to inspire future generations to reach beyond barriers and toward possibility. 🚀🖤

02/09/2026

Black History Month Spotlight | Tuskegee Airmen

Their flight was toward justice. Their mission was freedom. Swipe to see some amazing photos.

Tuskegee Airmen excellence and service challenged segregation in the U.S. military and helped pave the way for greater equity in education, aviation, and leadership. Their story is a powerful lesson in perseverance and possibility.

Trained at Tuskegee Army Air Field during World War II, these pilots, navigators, mechanics, and support crews served with distinction at a time when segregation and discrimination were embedded in the armed forces.

Despite facing systemic barriers, their mission was clear: to serve their country with excellence and to prove that skill, discipline, and leadership know no racial boundaries. Their outstanding record in combat helped dismantle racist myths and directly contributed to the eventual desegregation of the U.S. military.

The legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen extends beyond aviation—they represent courage, resilience, and the power of opportunity to change systems and open doors for future generations.

✈️🖤

01/28/2026

✨ FREE AI Course Alert | 6 Weeks Course Starting February 10th✨

Gemini 101: Unlock AI Productivity in Google Workspace!

Learn to use Google’s Gemini to save hours every week in Docs, Gmail, Sheets, and Meet.

Location: Montgomery County OIC

Schedule: Tuesdays, 6-9 PM | Feb 10 – Mar 17, 2026

Cost: FREE (Limited seats—secure yours!)

In this FREE course, you’ll learn how to:
✔ Create content & write faster with AI-powered prompts in Docs & Slides.
✔ Automate emails & meetings efficiently in Gmail & Calendar.
✔ Analyze data & generate insights instantly in Sheets.
✔ Use AI responsibly with a focus on security, ethics, and bias awareness.

Perfect for: Beginners, Sales, Marketing, HR, Project Managers, and any Google Workspace user ready to work smarter.

To Register: Email [email protected] or call 610-279-9700.

01/25/2026

Weather Update: Montgomery County OIC will be closed on January 26, 2026 due to inclement weather. Please stay safe. ❄️

For updates and more information, visit:
montgomerycountyoic.org

01/19/2026

01/19/2026

Montgomery County Together, We Keep the Dream Alive!

Honoring the Legacy, Continuing the Journey: Celebrating MLK Day in Montgomery County

We honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a visionary who taught us that change begins with courage, compassion, and community.

In Montgomery County, we stand on the shoulders of giants, committed to building a future rooted in equality, justice, and unity.

Why MLK Day Matters Here
Montgomery County is a vibrant tapestry of cultures, backgrounds, and stories. Dr. King’s dream of a “beloved community” reflects who we are and who we strive to be—a place where everyone belongs, thrives, and contributes.

Montgomery County’s Commitment
We’re dedicated to fostering a community where every voice is heard and every person has the opportunity to succeed. From community programs, education and training, we’re working hand-in-hand to turn Dr. King’s dream into our shared reality.

Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: “What are you doing for others?” Dr. Martin Luther

Let this question guide us today and every day. Here’s how we can answer it together:
✅ Reflect & Educate: Read, watch, or discuss Dr. King’s teachings.
✅ Serve: Volunteer at a local food bank, shelter, or clean-up.
✅ Support: Shop at Black owned business and uplift the entrepreneurs.
✅ Advocate: Promote equity in our schools, workplaces, and community.

Share Your Story: How are you honoring Dr. King’s legacy today?

Tag us and use to inspire others with your acts of service or reflections.

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!!

Wishing our Montgomery County OIC community a wonderful holiday season filled with joy, peace, and love.

We are grateful for our participants, staff, partners, and supporters, and we look forward to continuing our work together in the year ahead.