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Lillian Lowery: Tuesday July 17, 1-2 p.m.
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A conversation about the future of Maryland’s public education system with Lillian Lowery, who succeeded Nancy Grasmick as Maryland’s superintendent of schools this month. The challenges that Lowery faces include some significant transitions, including a curriculum switch for all grades in English and math, a change in state testing, and the rolling out of a new teacher evaluation system. Prior to taking over as head of the Maryland school system, Lillian Lowery had served as the Delaware Secretary of Education for three years.
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The Arts
As a middle school art teacher, I have been disappointed in the vast numbers of students pulled from art and music classes to make room for extra math and reading in their schedules. I am excited about the many opportunities that the arts have for plugging into the STEM initiative. Do you foresee a change in the role of the arts under your tenure as state superintendent?