Baltimore County Public Schools

The district is the only in the state to not get the green-light from the Accountability and Implementation Board at this week’s meeting

Drivers caught on camera illegally passing stopped school buses will face a $250 charge starting next month

County Executive Johnny Olszewski vetoed the bill in early June. He said its limits on new housing projects near overcrowded schools would stunt efforts for affordable housing.

Both districts are celebrating victories reflected in the new state report card data. But low scores in chronic absenteeism and social studies proficiency are begging for attention.

Superintendent Myriam Rogers announced the launch of a partnership with TalkSpace, an online behavioral health provider, to serve over 32 thousand teenage students.

Families used to travel miles to the one ESOL enrollment center in Catonsville. Now, a revamped school bus offers testing on-site at four county schools each month.

All highschoolers will have access to virtual wellness services this November, as district leaders work to balance operating budget without pandemic-era funding.

Baltimore County teachers union president says student loans and school supplies chip away at teacher salaries

All county high schools will pilot a new gun detection system this fall, leaders said

The Education Foundation will use donated school supplies to stock shelves at their free shopping centers for teachers.