Baltimore City Public Schools virtual learning

Baltimore City school commissioners voted to merge two existing online programs to create one school for middle and highschoolers.

District CEO Sonja Santelises wants to combine pandemic-era online learning programs into a single school for some students.

The city's public schools chief joins us with updates on COVID mitigation strategies, and transitions to virtual class.

Gov. Larry Hogan is ordering local school systems to give all students the option to return in-person to their classrooms by March 1.Keeping students out…

Maryland hits its highest daily infection total since the onset of the pandemic. Baltimore City Schools will temporarily pause in-person learning after…

As Maryland school system leaders grapple with how to safely resume in-person learning, one thing is clear: It will be very expensive. Four…

Baltimore City schools administrators released Wednesday a plan to bring back a group of students that includes the district’s most vulnerable to 25…

Baltimore City schools will bring some of its most vulnerable students back into the classroom next month, the district announced Wednesday.Students in…

The Baltimore City school board stared down a $21 million shortfall Tuesday night brought on by pandemic spending, as its CEO decides how to handle the…

The Baltimore Teachers’ Union staged a die-in protest at school headquarters Wednesday night, demanding that classes remain online through 2020. More than…