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Kalman Hettleman

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

But her success could be tested in a state that has been rocked by post-COVID learning loss and beset by bureaucratic woes.

What will it take for the interim state superintendent Carey Wright to live up to her advance billing, especially as a miracle worker for…

Mississippi is far ahead of Maryland in initiatives to teach all children to read. We Marylanders should be aghast and ashamed. How come deep…

Gov. Wes Moore (D) is a breath of fresh progressive air in Annapolis. And almost all observers agree with his self-appraisal: We had, he’s…

Equity and excellence trade-offs have plagued school policy nationwide for a long time.

Chances are that, at some point growing up, you enjoyed reading “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” or “A Christmas Carol.” You’re lucky. Around 60…

The board received almost 445 written pieces of correspondence from students, parents, advocates and education officials.

For the longer term, Annapolis officials must require further study of the Blueprint elements that are now underfunded.

Do not allow political opportunists to give the good cause of parental rights a bad name, an education expert writes.