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The state department of education sent guidance to local districts Thursday that align with national protocol recommendations.
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Five different bills about restricting personal technology use during school hours are already filed, with hearings scheduled for the end of the month.
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Governor Wes Moore and local superintendents have also suggested scaling back the Blueprint’s increase in planning time due to tight teacher resources.
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Principals and teachers at 17 pilot schools stress importance of flexibility in building student engagement.
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Four high schools are partnering with local organizations to help students peacefully resolve conflicts.
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The proposed regulation would require a student’s old school system to share information about criminal charges with their new school system if they transfer.
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Most schools didn’t see movement in their scores from last year. But state leaders say the current system might not be capturing the progress happening on the ground level.
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The collection of essays from public health and education scholars pushes for an expanded definition of safety focused on mental health and inclusion.
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Over 580,000 children statewide qualified for the $120 grocery-buying stipend under a new program called SunBucks.
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As risk continues to rise for young students, education and health leaders created a universal resource for moments of crisis.