educators
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Karen A Schafer, a retired Baltimore County public schools educator, died Monday from heart failure at St. Joseph Medical Center. She was 73.
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The Howard County Public School System and the teachers union have created mutual goals to make the starting teaching salary $60,000 in five years.
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Uncertainty still hangs over the Baltimore Teachers Union’s new leadership, three weeks after national union officials launched an investigation
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Baltimore City Public Schools must change its priorities (and funding) to attract and retain highly qualified minority teachers.
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Augie Miceli racked up 104 wins, seven straight Turkey Bowl victories and six football championships in 13 years as Calvert Hall’s varsity head coach.
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Harford County teachers will receive a roughly 5% salary increase next year, thanks to additional funding from the state's Kirwan Commission.
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FSK student, teacher awarded at History Day Maryland Loy Bell
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The "squeegee boy" debate perfectly encapsulates the Baltimore divide. As a city teacher, I stand with the kids. Here's why.
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Bohemia Manor High School teacher Ashley Christy was honored as “Teacher of the Year” for the VFW Department of Maryland at the 99th VFW Convention.
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Why does Baltimore struggle to find and retain black teachers? This group has ideas for how to help.
Baltimore City is struggling to find and retain young African American teachers in its school system.
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After two years leading the Baltimore County school system, Verletta White will advise her successor on how to slow the rate of teacher turnover.
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Leona Williams Carpenter, a retired Baltimore City school teacher and guidance counselor who was named woman of the year by her church, died.
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The starting salary for Carroll County teachers will now be $48,000, up from $45,787. Superintendent Steve Lockard called that “very competitive.” He’s right.
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I loved school and I had a number of favorite teachers. However, the first may very well be my 12th-grade English teacher, William Granville "Mike" Eaton.
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Mauricio has earned his degree from the prestigious Baltimore Polytechnic Institute and is heading to Ivy League Brown University
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The Howard County Board of Education adopted its $894.2 operating budget Thursday night, saving additional paraeducators and support teachers.
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Eleanor Z. Troy, a former Archbishop Keough High School teacher, died May 30 from pneumonia at Atlantic General Hospital. She was 91.
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Several students from Immaculate Conception School (ICS) in Towson were among those honored with awards at Maryland History Day at UMBC.
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Fallston High School graduate Miranda McFeaters, inspired by her alma mater’s faculty members, hopes to be an English teacher.
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Going into the early hours of Tuesday morning, the Howard County Board of Education balanced its upcoming fiscal $607.2 million operating budget.
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The American Federation of Teachers is blocking an attempt to hold a new Baltimore Teachers Union election.
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Superintendent Steven Lockard appointed Cynthia A. McCabe, the school system’s director of elementary schools since 2011, to be the new chief of schools.
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Michael Smith Jr., a newly-minted 2019 graduate of Joppatowne High School, issued an alert after his commencement ceremony Wednesday afternoon.
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Absenteeism in Montgomery Co. raises questions among some educators about the integrity of grades and diplomas in a school system regarded as among the best.
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Middle school teacher and newly elected Baltimore Teachers Union President Diamonté Brown wants to stop attempts by Marietta English to overturn the election.
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Diamonté Brown worked to get juvenile offenders back into classrooms. Then she became a teacher. Now she's head of the Baltimore Teachers Union.
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Dr. Robert E. Williams Jr., a retired orthodontist who also taught dentistry, died May 3 at age 73.
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Harford County voters must hold school board and county executive accountable for shortchanging local public school students.
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Harford school supporters to rally for more education funding Thursday before council budget hearing
Harford school supporters are trying to start a movement to pressure local elected officials, especially the county executive, to do better moving forward when it comes to funding education, the local teachers union president said.
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The district recognized the English language arts teacher for his commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.
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Stanley Plumly, Maryland’s former poet laureate and a respected University of Maryland faculty member who taught creative writing, died of complications of multiple myeloma April 11 at his Frederick home. He was 79.
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Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. is seeking the county’s first income tax increase in nearly 30 years — plus new fees on development and additional charges on residents’ monthly cellphone and cable bills.
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CEO Sonja Santelises is proposing a budget that continues to focus on literacy, student mental and emotional health, and a well-rounded curriculum.
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Dr. Catherine G. Gira, whose career took her from a high school English teacher in Cationsville to president of Frostburg State University, died March 26 at Friends House in Sandy Spring. The longtime Columbia resident was 86.
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Evelyn T. Beasley, a popular city public schools educator who was at the helm of Roland Park Elementary Middle School for nearly two decades which she turned around from a failing school, died March 24 from cancer at Woodholme Gardens, a Pikesville assisted-living facility. She was 89.
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Paige Milanoski, a English teacher at Havre de Grace High School, was named Harford County Public Schools’ Teacher of the Year for 2019 Wednesday night.
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Joyce P. Wheeler, a retired city public schools elementary teacher who made teaching science fun, died March 21 of complications of Alzheimer's disease at her family farm in Sequim, Wash. The former longtime Govans resident was 78.
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Carroll County Public Schools educators were recognized at the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Teacher Awards program Wednesday evening.
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William G. "Gil" Smith, a retired veteran Baltimore County public schools educator who worked to protect Monarch butterflies, died March 16 of Parkinson's disease at the Maples of Towson, an assisted living facility for senior citizens. The Timonium resident was 86.
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Bowser receives award for Gifted and Talented education
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Daniel Zubrowski, a teacher at Havre de Grace Elementary School, was named a winner of Maryland's 2019 Financial Education and Capability Award program for coordinating a school-wide financial literacy carnival last spring.
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Harford County Public Schools has announced its top 5 finalists for the 2019 Teacher of the Year award and they are Rebecca Martinek, Paige Milanoski, Kristie Smith, Kathleen Thompson and Dawn Zipay.
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The Maryland House of Delegates followed the state Senate in approving a bill undoing Gov. Larry's Hogan's order that the academic year at public schools begin after Labor Day. The chambers passed the legislation by margins large enough to override a veto, should Hogan exercise that power.
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Ann G. Candler, a retired Baltimore City Community College English teacher, died Feb. 27 of lung disease at the Blakehurst Retirement Community in Towson. The former Roland Park resident was 91.
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Monday night, thousands of Maryland public school educators, from Garrett County to Worcester County and everywhere in between, will get on buses and travel to Annapolis to protest our underfunded schools and call for a new investment in our state’s public education system.
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Clifford Alper taught opera, classical music literature and music education courses at Towson University.
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Concerns about student involvement and the future of liberal arts at McDaniel College — following the decisions to sunset several majors and minors — were topics during an open town hall Wednesday night.
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Of the 209 new teachers hired for the 2017-2018 school year, 33 of them identified themselves as teacher of color, a number that’s been increasing the last three years as Harford schools focus on increasing their diversity.
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Some McDaniel College students, faculty and alumni have criticized the decision to eliminate some programs and how it was made as being indicative of an attack on humanist education and excluding them from having real say in the process.
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Iona C. Dorn, a veteran Baltimore County public educator and history buff, died Monday from complications of an infection at Genesis Cromwell Center in Parkville at age 98.
