About Us
School Overview
Folly Quarter Mission and Vision
Folly Quarter Focus
Engaged and Inspired Learners: At Folly Quarter, we are focused on creating an environment where all members of the community are invested in learning together, setting high expectations, holding ourselves accountable to make sure every student achieves success.
Sense of Belonging: Our mission is to create a school community where every member feels connected to Folly Quarter. It is important that all students, staff, families, and community members are respected and celebrated. We collectively will work to ensure that this is reflected through instruction, celebrations, student activities, and PTSA sponsored events.
Recognitions
- National Blue Ribbon School (2013)
- Maryland Blue Ribbon School (2012)
- Healthy Howard Healthy School Award (2014)
- Healthy Howard Gold School Award (2011-2014)
- Healthy Howard Platinum School Award (2015)
- Maryland Green School (2010-2018)
- Maryland Black Saga Competition Top 10 (2011-2015)
- Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Maryland Gold Recognition School (2010-2015)
- Ranked #12 the article "The 50 Best Middle Schools in the U.S." (2014) - TheBestSchools.org
- Top Performing Middle School in the Greater Baltimore Metro Area - Baltimore Sun
- Top Performing Middle School in Maryland - Maryland Middle School Rankings
School Profile:
Folly Quarter Middle School
Fast facts about Folly Quarter MS listing special programs, total enrollment, accomplishments and more.
MSDE School Report Card
The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) School Report Card reflects overall
school performance using a combination of academic and school quality indicators.
Water Quality Reports
Community Superintendent
With a focus on instruction as a birth-through-graduation continuum, Community Superintendents better position the school system to support students throughout their entire journey with HCPSS. View community superintendents by regional area.
Community Superintendent Area 1: Patrick Saunderson
Board of Education Representative
Howard County public schools are divided into school clusters, which are assigned to individual Board members to facilitate school visitations, attend special events, and provide a point of contact for each school community. View all BOE school cluster assignments.
FQMS BOE Representative: Dr. Yun Lu