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alarm clock ringing

The writer says Maryland shouldn’t shift to permanent daylight saving time — unless school start times are shifted later.

Apprenticeships

Maryland needs to modernize its high school career and tech programs and ramp up apprenticeships. This is proving successful in many countries.

Seven Democratic candidates for governor — Rushern L. Baker III, Jon Baron, Doug Gansler, Ashwani Jain, John King, Wes Moore and Tom Perez —…

Indoor Masking

Under the new policy, schools can lift the mask mandate under any of three conditions.

A scene from the 1955 film Blackboard Jungle

Some would say that the dysfunction in our society makes it inevitable that our schools will reflect that unrest.

President Joe Biden will continue a pandemic-spurred pause on student loan repayments until May 1, he said Wednesday. Loan repayments were set to restart…

After U.S. Department of Justice investigators found that Frederick County Public Schools had “unnecessarily and repeatedly” secluded and physically restrained students with disabilities in violation…

One Md. public school has moved to virtual learning, while the state is urging schools to stay open for in-person instruction.

Collective Work

With collective bargaining rights, university system employees can draw attention to the serious workplace issues they face, says one college adjunct.

All Prince George’s County Public Schools will move to virtual learning for the final stretch of the school year and into the first month of 2022.