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Now in its ninth year, Courting Art Baltimore provides both scholarships and a public platform to Baltimore City Public School students who love art.
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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?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Starting Tuesday, the state education department is now required to intervene to ensure a “consistent curriculum” across districts.
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State Republicans call the ruling a win for parental rights. But Democrats and local queer advocates mourn a “dark day” for public education.
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As it finalizes its budget for the next year, the Frederick County school board says the system experiencing growing pains which reflect how fast the area is growing.
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Frederick County Public Schools trimmed around $1 million dollars from its budget on a split vote while facing a $2 million deficit.
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School and district leaders knew about the abuse in the 1970s and 80s, attorney Janai Woodhouse claims. And they did nothing about it.