K-12 schools

The Board of Education deviated from the recommended schools on the priority list, postponing a long-awaited high school renovation.

More than 700 Anne Arundel County public school students will attend new schools next fall.

School transportation company HopSkipDrive used AI and a Banner analysis to map how yellow buses, vans and cars could get Baltimore students to school safely and on time for less than 5% of the district’s budget.

Superintendent Thomas Taylor’s plan includes funding for several major projects over a six-year period.

New Song Academy has been called a pillar of its Sandtown-Winchester community.

It took until the second week of November for the bus to consistently pick up Christine Neumerski’s son at their Takoma Park home on time.

“Pay to the order of: The students of Montgomery County,” the oversized check read.

Students will be moved out of a deteriorating building in Sandtown-Winchester, according to City Schools.

Once "decrepit," Maryland School for the Blind will cap off its transformation with a new gym and two pools.

A state inspector general report finds Marc and Gordana Schifanelli were hired without competitive bids.

The decision comes after months of advocacy from Centennial Lane families, who say their school doesn’t feel overcrowded.

Harford County’s school board voted to appeal the state’s unprecedented decision overturning its ban of a young adult graphic novel, pushing the dispute into circuit court.

No matter which option the Howard County school board selects, the specter of another round of redistricting haunts families.

Baltimore City school leaders are proposing to close two small traditional schools — Dallas F. Nicolas Elementary and Renaissance Academy — along with charter Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys.

The Baltimore County Fire Department is still investigating the source of the odor at Perry Hall Middle School.

The latest plan impacts as many as 780 students across the South County, a third of whom live in Crofton and attend Nantucket Elementary.

What to do about schools has long been a question for Annapolis. Keeping them from withering is the city’s next big challenge.

MCPS is trying to support parents as they wait to return to work and receive their paychecks.

Here’s what The Banner found among hundreds of work orders to remove mold from Montgomery County school campuses.

The 42-year-old Beltsville resident said his job was great preparation for “Jeopardy!”