A Budget That Puts Civil Rights on the Chopping Block
The administration's proposed 2026 budget would "streamline" special education funding and other streams, but what consequences would result?
School News
Some IL superintendents report absenteeism increase
Some schools are reporting a momentary uptick in absenteeism, reportedly due to the president's recent executive order tied to immigration enforcement.
W. Sub. schools prepare for immigration enforcement
School officials across the nation are offering guidance regarding what school officials need to do if an ICE agent shows up.
Digital Harbor HS closed after vandalism
School closed for a day the week before Thanksgiving, as vandals broke windows and destroyed other school property.
PFAS in Baltimore-area school drinking water
PFAS, a.k.a. "forever chemicals," have been detected in the water in 17 Baltimore-area schools. Remediation is needed.
Glenbard W. pit takes a bow in The Addams Family
Students in the pit orchestra at Glenbard West's production rise to the challenge of mastering musical books fit for Broadway.
Baltimore student shot near school on Veterans Day
A Baltimore student was shot Monday after school and is in stable condition after surgery. As of Tuesday morning, the shooter is still at large.
2 Md. educators charged with failure to report rape
Two educators allegedly failed to report a rape they knew about for several days, resulting in the potential loss of evidence in a child abuse case.
Green Ribbon includes Lutherville Lab Elementary
Sustainability and a commitment to environmental education are hallmarks of the Green Ribbon School designation from the US Dept of Education.
Shooting at a Md. high school leaves 1 student dead
Another shooting in a school occurred today, killing 1 student during an isolated dispute. The suspect is in custody in Harford County.