Education

In the past year, the newest local branch of the national Jeremiah Program helped five moms earn degrees. But that’s not all they’re doing.

Project POSE and Project SEQUEL will offer free tuition and benefits for current school staff and community college students in two local districts to fast track their teaching degrees.

Over 580,000 children statewide qualified for the $120 grocery-buying stipend under a new program called SunBucks.

University leaders can take other steps to increase security, the court decision says. But they can’t block free speech.

As risk continues to rise for young students, education and health leaders created a universal resource for moments of crisis.

The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future promises a $10,000 pay boost for board certified teachers. But many say it’s too hard to complete alone.

Changes to juvenile crime laws, protections for gender-affirming care, and new requirements for motorcycle and horse riders become law on October 1.

As schools adopt the science of reading, one local nonprofit is pushing for guidelines on how technology impacts learning.

The university system first banned the Students for Justice in Palestine group from hosting a vigil on October 7. Then they banned all student activity for the day.

This week on the podcast, two stories about well-intended rookies in the classroom.