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The district won’t be reimbursed for up to $48 million of COVID-era relief spending after the Trump administration back-tracked on promises to reimburse.
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The cuts focus on transgender, HIV and COVID studies and programs.
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The Trump administration’s latest education cuts are threatening Maryland programs to upgrade school facilities and fill pandemic learning gaps.
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Money is being used for disease tracking and response.
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Memorial is unveiled as a place to bring people together after isolation.
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COVID, RSV and the flu are are on the horizon.
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The common disease is known for causing a rash on the cheeks.
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People traveling may want to consider masking up.
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Baltimore City school commissioners voted to merge two existing online programs to create one school for middle and highschoolers.
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District CEO Sonja Santelises wants to combine pandemic-era online learning programs into a single school for some students.