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The board unanimously elected Ruppersberger (D-Maryland) as chairman at their livestreamed meeting Monday.
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On Monday, the Enoch Pratt Free Library rolls out an initiative that will offer free Wi-Fi hot spots for all comers in the parking lot of eight of its branches, a new bid to narrow the digital divide in Baltimore.
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Arundel senior athletes have come to a strong mental place since losing the end of their senior years to the coronavirus pandemic.
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During the global coronavirus pandemic, the state and county have began announcing reopening plans. But even still, graduating seniors have left behind their final year in an unexpected manner.
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Anne Arundel County Public Schools are investigating recent social media posts about the death of a black man in Minneapolis the principal of South River High described as reflecting “racist, intolerant, and hate-filled ideals.”
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The University System of Maryland announced Friday its institutions will feature both in-person and remote instruction during their fall semesters.
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Standing in front of empty bleachers, seniors and the Northeast High principal spoke to the graduating class in a pre-recorded video, kicking off the start of digital ceremonies for Anne Arundel County public schools.
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Today's seniors at Maryland high schools have watched the most exciting three months of senior year evaporate. They're grieving, but also looking to move on.
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The state board of education has waived the requirement that students be in school for 180 days, slicing five days off the calendar at the request of local superintendents.
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Child care providers say current state rules limiting their class sizes to prevent the spread of the coronavirus will force some of them out of business and leave thousands of families without trusted child care.
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“It’s always through stories and documentation that people exist through history.”
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Reopening campus is crucial to the long-term stability of many colleges, school leaders said, because a significant portion of higher education budgets are built on student fees such as tuition and room and board.
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Douglas W. Young, a University of Maryland criminologist and senior faculty researcher, died of cancer May 12 at his Ruxton home. He was 67.
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Maryland school officials have now outlined a range of possibilities that all involve significant restructuring of the school day and week with a combination of distance learning and in-person instruction.
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As students in county public schools enter the final month of the school year, mental health providers noted a decline in the use of some resources but said the landscape for children could change as schools possibly reopen in the fall.
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As graduating seniors finish out their final year in high school, students heading to military academies still look to the future to serve while undertaking the challenges of a disrupted semester by a pandemic.
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Teachers at Archbishop Spalding High School and Monsignor Slade Catholic school have been named 2020 Archdiocesan and Independent Catholic School Teachers of the Year.
