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Request comes just hours after state board of education levels charges against board chair.

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

Three weeks ago, several members of the Prince George’s County Board of Education met online in an effort to resolve a stalemate over the…

The Prince George’s County Board of Education is in crisis. The panel, which is made up of nine elected and four appointed members, is…

Two freshmen lawmakers from Prince George’s County want to reverse the core of a 2013 law that fundamentally changed the structure of the county…

Prince George’s County Executive Angela D. Alsobrooks (D) named Juanita Miller, a former state delegate, to succeed Alvin Thornton as the chair of Prince…

We read with interest the guest commentary “Prince George’s Needs an All-Elected School Board” [Maryland Matters, Nov. 12] written by the leadership of the…

Twenty-one years after Martin O’Malley improbably became mayor of Baltimore, he is still reliving those days and preaching about the lessons he learned in…

Chants from historically black colleges and universities rang out across the Maryland state government complex in Annapolis on Wednesday as lawmakers and advocates vowed…

Before there was the Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education, there was the Commission on Education Finance, Equity and Excellence. Just as the former…