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About 200 students at the University of Maryland, College Park were told not to leave their dorm after they were exposed to COVID-19.
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Unions representing Baltimore County teachers and support personnel say the school district broke a labor agreement when it unexpectedly announced Thursday a plan to return staff to schools by mid October.
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The Children’s Guild has threatened a parent with legal action if she does not stop her complaints about the principal and other concerns at its school in Annapolis.
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A circuit court has issued a restraining order against the National PTA after the organization announced plans to restructure the local PTA's leadership.
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The Howard County Public School System announced Thursday that it is gearing up to provide limited in-person instruction for the students who most need it.
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While some other colleges and universities have struggled with COVID-19 outbreaks, UMBC has kept its positivity rate low.
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Only in 2020 could an Ohio State University student find out that since the start of the semester the class tips he’d been gleaning through a group messaging app were actually coming from nearly 800 miles away in Maryland.
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The transition to in-person instruction is not mandatory, and will be offered first to students with disabilities and to students in preschool and kindergarten, Superintendent Darryl L. Williams said in an email to faculty Thursday.
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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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As the fall semester approaches, Maryland’s colleges and universities are announcing plans and guidelines for how they plan to hold classes while containing the spread of coronavirus. Here’s a sampling of what some of the schools in the area are doing.
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McDaniel College on Thursday announced details for the upcoming spring semester and said the January term will be offered remotely.
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Two students at Archbishop Spalding High School tested positive for the coronavirus a weekend after students had an "off-campus social gathering," according to a letter sent to families on Wednesday.
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Bars, restaurants and patrons are abiding by social distancing policies and wearing masks for the most part, but a return to the college life of crowded bars and reckless fun remains far away.
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The Maryland PTA held its first meeting with new leadership Tuesday night, fielding questions from members and updating them about the organization’s relationship with the National PTA.
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At least 80 Anne Arundel County school officials, administrators and teachers were able to experiment with the new online learning management system for two weeks.
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It’s been more than 35 years since McNeal completed the Herndon Climb, but he and Scott Tomasheski have revisited McNeal’s climb as well as the history of the Herndon Climb for their book, “The Herndon Climb: A History of the United States Naval Academy’s Greatest Tradition.”
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Already struggling with declining enrollment for years, for Baltimore’s Coppin State University, the coronavirus pandemic has only exacerbated that problem, and more than other schools in the area.
