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Robert Kelly, FCPS’s Food & Nutrition Services Director, says Frederick is growing fast enough to overcome the loss of federal funds.

At an annual remembrance event Friday, city leaders acknowledged a reduction in student deaths from last year — but said it’s not enough.

At a school board meeting this week, some speech-language pathologists called for caseload caps and more in-school planning time to ease the burden.

Nothing’s changed since The Baltimore Banner published a months-long investigation on how public bus issues hurt student grades and attendance. But residents want solutions.

WYPR education reporter Bri Hatch joins Midday to discuss policies restricting student use of cell phones in city and county schools.

The West Baltimore university is the fourth historically-Black college chosen to host the SheCare wellness pods, which are dedicated to addressing Black womens’ mental health.

Elev8 Baltimore is opening more seats at five different city schools after the district cut 44 programs due to recent Trump administration funding cuts

The district won’t be reimbursed for up to $48 million of COVID-era relief spending after the Trump administration back-tracked on promises to reimburse.

The state senate approved a version Thursday night that cuts all references to health curriculum and a controversial provision that stops parents from opting out of gender and sexuality lessons.

The budget committee unanimously voted Wednesday to advance their version of Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed bill to revise the multi-billion-dollar education plan.