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If state lawmakers embrace her request, Prince George’s would end its experiment with a “hybrid” board following year of personality clashes.

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The bill’s re-introduction comes after federal investigators found that Frederick County schools improperly restrained or secluded students more than 7,250 times.

Ellis has introduced legislation that puts him at odds with his fellow Charles County elected officials and with a key local education institution.

More than 20 FBI field offices around the nation are investigating a series of bomb threats characterized as “hate crimes.”

Maryland’s education reform oversight board recently hired a new executive director last week to help implement the sweeping Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education reform…

For the fifth year in a row, graduate students at Maryland public universities are imploring state lawmakers for the right to unionize. Most graduate…

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About 18,100 students from 29 public schools were taking classes virtually last week, as school systems deal with COVID-19 spikes.

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Rachel Hise, a long-time policy analyst with the Department of Legislative Services, has worked on several education reform efforts in Maryland.

C.T. Wilson at virtual hearing

One lawmaker is attempting to change the way students learn American history.

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Grassroots group of parents, students and teachers say there is plenty of room for improvement on Kirwan recommendations.