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The Johns Hopkins University is increasing its in-house research awards by nearly $50 million and cutting administrative costs as it faces what it calls a “debilitating” lag in federal funding.

Former Baltimore teacher of the year Dennis Jutras told Chris Hansen he was trying to warn a teen in a Harford County sting operation targeting adults seeking sex with minors.

About 40 employees said they want a new leader who works well with unions, collaborates with staff to save money before making cuts, and who will retain educators.

In a tense vote, the Montgomery County school board approved a roughly $3.7 billion budget.

Glen Burnie High’s graduation rate shot up nearly 7 percentage points last year — a leap bigger than any other Anne Arundel County school and greater than any other large comprehensive high school in Maryland.

The University of Maryland, College Park, laid off 84 employees on Wednesday, according to a letter sent to the faculty and students.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore told a crowd of journalists that federal policy limits his power to fund schools and improve student transportation.

Baltimore City Public Schools prioritizes the neediest kids first. Here’s what else to know.

Shawn Joseph faces a shrinking budget as he looks to build trust with families and improve math and reading proficiency.

Gov. Wes Moore soon faces what could turn out to be one of the most influential education decisions he makes as governor.

Abagail Van Vlerah will take the helm of the private Catholic college in North Baltimore.

County Executive Aisha Braveboy named Joseph interim superintendent last summer to replace Millard House II, who resigned from his role following a vote of no confidence from the county’s teachers union.

In a three-year period, Andrew Jackson Academy doubled the percentage of its middle schoolers who pass the state English test, skyrocketing from 14.1 percent in 2022 to 35.8 percent in 2025.

It’s not easy for James “Trae” McVicker III to be on Harford County’s school board. But he says it’s worth it.

A former Iowa school superintendent and Coppin State University graduate who previously worked for Baltimore City Public Schools was sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen.

Middle-class families who live near the most popular pre-k schools in Baltimore City may end up shut out of their neighborhood programs.

A question about LGBTQIA+ students separated one candidate from the pack.

Twenty-nine employees were laid off and 37 vacant positions were eliminated as part of the reorganization at the Jesuit university in North Baltimore.

The rules are meant to prevent situations like one in a lawsuit against Baltimore County Public Schools.

Parents worry about what these budget cuts could mean for their children, particularly kids with complex needs.