Baltimore County School Superintendent Myriam Yarbrough Rogers

Rogers says she is proud of student achievement during her tenure.

County Executive is also dealing with ICE and money for schools in the second year of her term.

School superintendent says the schools are nearly 100 percent staffed.

Since 2007, the majority of city schools have relied on five-gallon water jugs to serve students and staff. The lead risk is gone, but some teachers say delivery causes dry spells.

Hundreds of educators flooded Tuesday’s board of education meeting to demand the 5% raises the district is still unable to fund by July 1. Leaders are hoping for a compromise.

The council abandoned a plan to pressure the school superintendent.

Union urges county to honor agreement.

Spending plan limits initiatives and braces for economic uncertainty.

A report from the state inspector general for education released Tuesday alleges Superintendent Myriam Rogers is violating her contract.

The third annual ‘Mind Over Matters’ event is the district’s biggest yet, as youth mental health struggles continue to increase.