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School loan payments are due once again, after a three-year hiatus. Many loan payers, however, are confused about the new rules governing who has to pay and how much they have to pay.
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What does expanding state-funded pre-K mean for the private child care industry? We talk to a board member overseeing implementation of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future and the head of a state association of childcare providers.
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Two new full-day classes will open after winter break, said Superintendent Myriam Rogers. Many more will open next fall.
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Correspondence obtained by The Baltimore Banner sheds new light on the missteps that left thousands of students without a ride the first week of school.
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With only ten days until the negotiating deadline, board members still have not addressed over half of the teachers’ union proposed changes.
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The over $70 million building will create and save energy, while offering expanded space and capacity for students.
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The central region has struggled with overcapacity issues for years – and redistricting seems like the only way to solve it. But keeping every parent happy, and every school together, is impossible.
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The new materials help kids whose parents are struggling with addiction.
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Tom speaks with Dr. Julia Jasken, a veteran educator appointed in 2021 as the 10th president of McDaniel College, and only the second woman ever to lead the school.
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Founder Haneef Hardy connects after-school attendees with community resources that turn big ideas into realities.