Education

Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwater announced her proposed $1 billion budget on Tuesday.

Governor Wes Moore has until May 27th to sign, veto or let bills become law without his signature. The tracker will be updated as bills are signed into law.

After Johns Hopkins University leaders told faculty to comply with immigration enforcement, a “broad coalition” of Baltimore residents, faculty and students are taking matters into their own hands.

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.

The General Assembly’s annual 90-day session ends Monday night at midnight.

The state senate approved a version Thursday night that cuts all references to health curriculum and a controversial provision that stops parents from opting out of gender and sexuality lessons.

Midday hears from Maryland School Board President Dr. Joshua Michael about the impact of losing more than $400 million of COVID-era reimbursements from the federal government.

The Trump administration’s latest education cuts are threatening Maryland programs to upgrade school facilities and fill pandemic learning gaps.

Full-time faculty have now secured collective bargaining rights at all but five of the state’s 16 community colleges.

The budget committee unanimously voted Wednesday to advance their version of Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed bill to revise the multi-billion-dollar education plan.