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Collective bargaining bill has a long-term, sizable, and inescapable impact on every aspect of Maryland — perhaps even extending to our collective ability to survive.

Providing credit for multilingual learners for their language courses would help them successfully navigate coursework and complete degrees without further barriers to education, three professors write.

The legislation, part of House Speaker Adrienne Jones’ ‘decency agenda,’ proposes to protect library resources and staff.

Those receiving loan forgiveness are enrolled in the Saving on a Valuable Education repayment plan, have been paying back their loans for at least 10 years and originally took out less than $12,000 in loans.

The Bethesda grandmother has devoted fans, from kids to leading historians, but worries she hasn’t succeeded in changing the industry.

Department of Legislative Services recommends the legislature withhold $150,000 until the Blueprint Accountability and Implementation Board submits a report by Sept. 1.

Prince George’s parents see peril in two tax and funding bills before the county’s legislative delegation.

The decency agenda comprises of five bills that include the Freedom to Read Act sponsored by Del. Dana Jones (D-Anne Arundel).

The audit highlights eight school systems that received concentration of poverty grants for at least three years.

Columnist: A new education federalism is the road to follow.