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Midshipman 3rd Class Nixon Keago is currently facing a court-martial for charges of sexual assault, attempted sexual assault, obstruction of justice and burglary.
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A coalition is calling for Gov. Hogan and schools superintendent Karen B. Salmon to start the year with virtual learning.
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Harford County Public Schools officials do not currently have what Superintendent Sean Bulson called “a perfect answer” to the many questions parents, teachers and HCPS support staff have regarding how schools will operate in the coming academic year.
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As the beginning of the 2020 school year approaches, Maryland counties are announcing plans and guidelines for holding classes while containing the spread of coronavirus.
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Member selection, the court-martial version of picking jurors, took two and a half days, with the first two days dedicated to questioning each potential member and the half day spent selecting who would sit on the panel.
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T-Mobile has donated 10,000 WiFi hotspots to Baltimore city students as schools have increasingly turned to remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A group of 20 people held a small rally in Towson on Saturday calling for the opening of schools in Baltimore County as COVID-19 cases continue to amass throughout the country.
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A group of Johns Hopkins University students and Baltimore residents marched near the school to bring attention to what they say are historic racial disparities in the surrounding neighborhoods’ quality of life.
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First and second class midshipmen at the Naval Academy will be allowed to return to the Yard at the end of July, beginning a staggered approach the entire Brigade’s return. Plebe Parents Weekend has also been indefinitely postponed.
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As government attorneys, and sometimes the defense, questioned a potential member for an eight-member panel, they almost always turned to one question. “Do you believe women who say they have been sexually assaulted?”
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In recent Zoom calls with Severn School leadership, former Black students talked about microaggressions and racist incidents that happened to them.
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The rule, which is already facing a court challenge, states that international students cannot take only online courses this fall and remain in the U.S.
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Baltimore County will discuss three options for resuming school this fall after coronavirus shutdown
If Maryland and Baltimore County are in Phase 2, the school system would reopen schools at 30%-35% capacity with strict social distancing guidance.
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McDaniel College President Roger Casey issued a statement in support of international students Friday.
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Student panelists said educators must learn how to address racism, which includes understanding the effects of school discipline and the need to provide a space for students to safely discuss current events.
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As Confederate statues are brought down and the country revisits historical figures with troubling pasts, the Anne Arundel County school system has begun to do the same with George Fox Middle School.
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Albert N. Whiting, former dean of what is currently Morgan State University and former president of what is currently North Carolina Central University, has died at 102.
