Candidates for Baltimore School Board Share Priorities Ahead of Election
With the primary election approaching, four candidates outline their goals while incumbents remain silent.
With the primary election approaching, four candidates outline their goals while incumbents remain silent.
Recent sightings of ICE agents near Southeast Baltimore schools have prompted heightened security measures and community concern.
A teenager's experience with police responding to an AI detection alert over a bag of chips highlights the risks of school surveillance technology.
The newly appointed CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools has outlined a strategic 100-day entry plan focused on key educational improvements.
The new CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools has introduced a comprehensive 100-day entry plan aimed at improving the school system.
A 16-year-old was handcuffed by police after an AI system mistakenly identified his snack as a weapon, raising concerns about school safety technology.
Parents express frustration over transportation delays affecting special education students in Prince George's County’s summer program.
The Baltimore County Public Schools' budget has commenced despite an ongoing legal challenge questioning its approval.
Several public pools in Baltimore remain closed due to vandalism, impacting summer recreation for residents.
A new policy in Somerset County aims to limit access to young-adult books for students under 18, raising concerns among educators and advocates.
A boundary study is underway to address overcrowding at a Baltimore County school, aiming to improve student distribution.
Several public pools in Baltimore remain closed due to ongoing vandalism, impacting community access to summer recreation.
A law firm challenges ICE's account of a controversial arrest that occurred near a Baltimore elementary school.
A new policy in Anne Arundel County mandates that teachers help young students with toileting, reflecting changing norms post-pandemic.
Dr. Bill Heiser outlines key initiatives aimed at enhancing Baltimore County Public Schools during his first 100 days.
A quartet featuring two Baltimore County educators has achieved a historic win at the Barbershop Harmony Society’s International Contest.
Newly appointed superintendent Dr. Bill Heiser emphasizes responsibility over pressure as he steps into a struggling school district.
Bill Heiser outlines his strategic goals for the first 100 days as Baltimore County's new superintendent of schools.
The U.S. Naval Academy marks the 50th year of women in its ranks without official recognition, disappointing many alumni.
New legislation in Maryland mandates cellphone restrictions in schools, prompting mixed reactions from parents and educators.