Baltimore County Student Detained During ICE Protest Released by Police
A student from Baltimore County was arrested for obstructing traffic during a protest against ICE but has since been released.
A student from Baltimore County was arrested for obstructing traffic during a protest against ICE but has since been released.
Students from Baltimore County Public Schools will now have the opportunity for direct admission to the Community College of Baltimore County.
The Baltimore County Council has finalized a budget that allocates significant funds to schools and public safety initiatives.
Despite a surge in funding, Maryland's high school dropout rate has reached its highest level in 13 years, raising concerns about educational outcomes.
Governor Wes Moore has appointed two individuals to fill recent vacancies on the Baltimore County school board.
Baltimore City Public Schools invests over $11 million in renovations at the University of Baltimore for temporary use before demolition.
Many families in Baltimore are facing challenges enrolling their children in local pre-K programs due to systemic issues.
A recent audit highlights several issues within Baltimore City Public Schools, prompting a commitment to improve.
Dr. Sonja Santelises earns nearly half a million as Baltimore City Schools struggles with low test scores and enrollment declines.
A recent financial audit highlights significant operational failures within Baltimore City Public Schools, prompting calls for leadership accountability.
Recent MCAP results show Baltimore students outperforming state averages in English Language Arts, marking significant progress.
Parents express outrage over armed guards for the CEO of Baltimore City Schools while students remain unprotected.
Two new members have been appointed to the Baltimore County school board by Governor Wes Moore, filling recent vacancies.
The Board of Education of Baltimore County has added two new members to its ranks, enhancing its leadership team.
Ian Roberts, a former school superintendent, receives a two-year prison sentence for immigration fraud and illegal firearm possession.
As students head back to school, many Baltimore parents voice their frustrations regarding inadequate conditions in schools.
Dr. William Heiser has been chosen as the new superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools, set to take office in July 2026.
The community mourns the loss of a beloved math interventionist following the discovery of her body at the school.
Under Armour's Project Rampart initiative has led to exceptional academic and athletic outcomes for Baltimore City high school students.
Dr. Verletta White will retire in June 2027 after a distinguished career in education, including seven years as superintendent.