Education

State senators are trying to strike a balance between Governor Wes Moore’s budget cuts and House delegates’ push to keep the bill largely unchanged.

A new bill would require school district leaders to report on barriers to attendance and brainstorm solutions with local agencies.

House lawmakers gave initial approval to a heavily-amended version of Governor Wes Moore’s proposed changes to the multi-billion-dollar education package Wednesday.

CEO Sonja Santelises says an “outdated and archaic” digital system is to blame for most of the issues found in the recent report.

Since 2010, the Baltimore HBCU has seen a 25% decline in male students. A new task force is looking for answers.

Tom Hall chats with former UMBC President Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, III, about his latest book, The Resilient University: How Purpose and Inclusion Drive Student Success.

Dozens of superintendents, educators and students testified at a hearing Wednesday that cuts to the education reform package would harm most disadvantaged learners.

Unreliable public transportation turns school choice into a false promise.

The bill that passed the House also adds internet safety to the state’s health education framework.

Last week, district leaders announced an investigation into an Overlea High School teacher after posts surfaced on X threatening to identify undocumented students to immigration officials.