Public education is transforming faster than ever, and the needs and expectations evolve with each school year. School buildings must support the teaching and…
After a wave of protests and nationwide focus on police brutality and racism, Maryland legislators are rethinking disciplinary measures in public schools, particularly the…
Governor Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) and State Superintendent Karen B. Salmon urged local school systems to begin hybrid in-person learning by March 1….
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…
More local school systems have rolled back their reopening plans as coronavirus cases steadily increase across the state. On Thursday morning, the state reported…
All Maryland public schools began the academic year virtually, and many have started to transition some students back into school buildings for in-person learning….
When it comes to building new schools, there’s a lot we know and a lot we don’t. We know, for instance, that they take…
Parker & Elliott: Alternative Construction Plan for Prince George’s Schools Is ‘Risky and Expensive’
Everyone in Prince George’s County wants the same thing — more high-quality schools built in a quick and efficient manner for our students. Right…
Prince George’s County Public Schools is experiencing unprecedented student enrollment growth. With more than 136,500 students, enrollment has grown by nearly 13,000 students since…