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Early college preparation programs are not just for high performing students, the state superintendent told State Board of Education members.
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The decision won't go into effect unless it gets approval from a joint legislative committee.
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Maryland's COVID metrics are improving, but most children under 12 aren't vaccinated.
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If it goes into effect, the regulation would repeal and replace the statewide masking mandate for public schools.
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The board tasked the Department of Education with drafting a new emergency regulation.
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The board heard from parents at a Tuesday meeting and is set to reconvene in December for a final decision. The mandate is set to expire Feb. 25.
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The transition to in-person learning this fall has not been a smooth one for Maryland’s school systems.
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The Maryland State Board of Education voted for a statewide in-school masking mandate Thursday afternoon as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.
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The plan would let parents choose whether their children learn in classrooms or virtually.
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Governor Hogan says Maryland is ready for Phase 3 of reopening. The Maryland State Board of Education backs off its deadline for schools to increase live…