K-12 schools

Roughly 60 Baltimore City Public Schools employees have reported being underpaid or say they have not been paid at all since May, according to the Baltimore Teachers Union.

The Chelsea School, a special education institution focused on reading intervention, is moving its campus from Hyattsville to Laurel, raising some concerns about longer trips to school.

Kenneth Goedeke has taught religion and worked in schools for over a decade.

A group of parents want to reduce how much time students spend on laptops.

Maryland posted lackluster scores on the annual standardized tests, but experts say they expect greater improvement in years to come and the results are in keeping with the national trend.

The Maryland Stadium Authority said it will work more collaboratively with the Baltimore City schools to resolve issues at schools it built.

Six students at the Maryland School for the Blind wanted to make a film about pizza. They ended up making one about themselves.

COLUMN | What if this isn’t about parents’ rights and school bureaucrats? What if the lawsuit and threats to cut off school funding over pronouns and names are about seizing control of schools from local communities? Parents should be asking a lot of tough questions.

Administrative errors in Baltimore’s tax sale process put a teacher’s rental property at risk. Now the city is moving to help reverse the foreclosure.

This year’s MCAP scores mostly sustain post-pandemic growth, though other districts have recovered faster.

The testimony comes one day after the U.S. Education and Justice departments alleged that Anne Arundel County’s school system violated federal student privacy law by withholding a student’s gender identity from their parents.

Statewide scores have hardly budged since last year.

Baltimore schools’ post-pandemic gains are some of the highest in the state in English.

Montgomery County students made modest gains in reading and math, though not all groups improved.

English proficiency on the MCAP stands at 46.1% in Baltimore County, while math proficiency is at 21.9% — both below statewide averages.

Here's how Howard County’s top 10 schools shook out on the annual state math and English exams.

Prince George’s County Public Schools’ standardized test scores crept up slightly in English and math, but disparities across race, disability and language persist.

Maryland students continue to struggle with high school-level math, with only 21.3% passing the Algebra I MCAP exam and disparities across districts and demographic groups.

Maryland students will probably like their next standardized testing experience a little better. Why? It’s shorter.

The U.S. Education and Justice departments together determined Anne Arundel County’s school system violated federal student privacy law by withholding information about a student’s gender identity from the student’s parents.