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Project POSE and Project SEQUEL will offer free tuition and benefits for current school staff and community college students in two local districts to fast track their teaching degrees.
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Blighted row houses in East Baltimore have been rehabilitated into affordable units where 15 international teachers are now living onsite.
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The new school year ushers in more pre-K expansion and student outcome pushes. But progress is a mixed bag.
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One Baltimore City high school combined back-to-school sign-ups with voter registration ahead of the first day of class and many students’ first election.
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Union leaders say the board of commissioners needs to “right past wrongs” of closed-off searches by seeking community feedback.
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Two come with extensive teaching and education experience. One brings years of nonprofit and government work to the table.
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District leaders launched an investigation into the quality of Idaho State University courses in April. Last week, they told over 700 teachers using the courses that they would no longer count.
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City leaders and students urged the community to “stop the cycle” of violence at a district-wide vigil held Thursday morning.
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The ‘Portrait of a Graduate’ framework adds skills like confidence and communication to its list of guiding goals for school policies.
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Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women is celebrating their graduates even though more than half of them don’t know where they’re going next — or how much it’ll cost.