Current HCPSS students who are interested in enrolling in a non-HCPSS fully online class, other than a college level course, during the 2020-2021 school year should review the following information to ensure the course(s) meet MD COMAR and can be awarded high school credit. Board of Education Policy 8200 Digital Education specifies the eligibility criteria under which HCPSS students may enroll in HCPSS digital education.

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Elementary and middle school supply lists for the 2020-21 school year can be found online:

• Elementary school supply list
• Middle school supply list

All elementary schools will use a single supply list, as will all middle schools. High schools do not have general supply lists, as classes may have unique requirements.

Parents/guardians with students new to HCPSS and whose registration has been finalized have been emailed student account credentials, which will be used to log in to HCPSS computers and applications.

High school administrators, school counselors and data clerks have been putting together new course lists for each student in the new 4 x 4 framework. Some schools will begin sending out their scheduled classes beginning Friday, August 14, while others are still finalizing a few items specific to their schools and will have them to families during the week of August 17. This staggered timeline is necessary due to the move to the 4 x 4 schedule. Students and families are encouraged to reach out to school counselors to change courses, if needed.

Providing HCPSS devices will allow the school system to provide a reliable, safe, consistent, secure learning platform. We encourage all students to borrow an HCPSS Chromebook (as they become available) for a number of reasons: