Boardroom at MCPS headquarters named for longtime board member Patricia O'Neil

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The Montgomery County Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution Feb. 20 naming the boardroom at 15 West Gude Drive in honor of Patricia O'Neil, who served 23 years on the board and was recognized for long service to students and governance.

The Montgomery County Board of Education unanimously voted Feb. 20 to name its boardroom at 15 West Gude Drive the "Patricia O'Neil Board of Education Room." The resolution honors Patricia (Pat) O'Neil, who served 23 years on the board — a record tenure in the district — and who led work on equity, governance and community engagement.

Board Member Brenda Wolf read the resolution noting O'Neil's multiple leadership roles, including five terms as board president, service on state advisory panels and long involvement in the Montgomery County Educational Foundation. O'Neil's husband, Rick O'Neil, attended the meeting and was recognized by the board.

The resolution calls the room a place for the community and the board to continue the work of ensuring equitable educational opportunities for all MCPS students. The board said a formal dedication event will be scheduled later in the spring.

A motion to approve the naming passed unanimously.