Students open up about black, Muslim concerns
Students, in their newspapers, speak out about black lives being taken from us and a disrespect for a Muslim woman because she wears a hijab.
Maryland
Can removing troublemakers save urban schools?
We comment on an op-ed in the Baltimore Sun in which a former teacher suggests taking disruptive students out of the classroom.
Balto. teacher fired for using the N-word in class
An 8th-grade science teacher in Baltimore City lost control of her class and used a racial epithet on students. She was fired.
Trump supporter, a student, beaten in Md.
A student was beaten during a protest Wed. in Rockville, Md., and the county supt. expects students not to walk out of school.
Montgomery Co. students walk out over Trump
Students in Maryland, D.C., and several other places around the country are walking in the streets to protest the election of Donald Trump.
Buses crash head-on in Baltimore, killing 6
A school bus collided with a transit bus in Baltimore this morning, killing 6 people, including both drivers, and injuring 10 others.
Gates resigns from Md. State Board of Education
A respected scientist and member of the state board of education in Md. resigned today over executive orders issued by the governor regarding education.
2 girls color inspiring women in bright tones
Can a coloring book inspire middle school girls, and those of all ages, to change the world? 2 Baltimore City girls hope so.
New U.Md. fee could help fund sex assault probes
The student government at U.Md., College Park, would like to add a $34 fee to every student's list of fees to support funding for the Title IX office.
Md. order makes starting before Labor Day difficult
Gov Larry Hogan issued another order to give the state school board some direction as to when they can waive his first executive order.