child care

As Frederick remains the fastest growing county in the state, it’s falling behind in the number of child care providers.

The report says a Baby Bonds program could also help narrow Maryland’s racial wealth gap, where white households hold nearly four times the wealth of Black households.

The original teacher-led push to put universal cash payments for new parents on the ballot was deemed unconstitutional last November. Advocates are hoping it won’t happen again.

Elev8 Baltimore is opening more seats at five different city schools after the district cut 44 programs due to recent Trump administration funding cuts

A group of city teachers is launching a new campaign to get universal cash payments on the 2026 ballot.

A 2023 law made it easier for people without social security numbers to earn their child care licenses, many of them immigrants. Now they fear for their students — and their own safety.

Today, we talk about raising children with the experts.

Maryland’s highest court upholds decisions by Baltimore City Circuit Court

Two previous Maryland court cases raise questions about putting cash for new parents on November ballot

Officials say the cuts help pay increased Medicaid and child care scholarship costs.