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A precipitous drop in the number of Hispanic students and foreign students learning English has fueled a 1 percentage point decline in the state’s graduation rate for 2025.

Being the fastest growing county in the state presents the Board of Education with unique issues as it puts together its budget for the next fiscal year.

Nearly 1,000 Frederick County students will attend different schools next year after the Board of Education voted to approve a redistricting plan Wednesday night.

The Board of Education announced updates to their special education information portal, including better recognition for students with Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Dyscalculia.

Frederick County’s Board of education faced a split vote on a controversial policy intended to protect gender non-conforming students.

Now in its ninth year, Courting Art Baltimore provides both scholarships and a public platform to Baltimore City Public School students who love art.

Applying for visas has become more challenging and has put many international students in jeopardy. But what does this mean for Baltimore and the communities around the country?

Starting next fall, the district will pilot a teacher-sharing model for instrumental music education — hiring one teacher to split their time between two schools in need.

B-360 combines safe dirt bike practices with science and mechanic lessons to teach nearly 400 campers in the summer. But CEO Brittany Young says there are tough budget times ahead.

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.