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Morgan State University signed an off-campus housing agreement and expanded another after five consecutive years of enrollment growth.

Montgomery County schools will feel different next year after a budget shortfall is expected to cost the district more than 400 jobs.

The district had eliminated class rank in 2019 along with several other Baltimore-area school systems

The Mount Vernon arts community rallied around teachers and students who knew the show must go on.

Dyann Mack, the interim superintendent for Harford County Public Schools, will continue to lead the district for the next four years.

Dennis Jutras, a longtime city schools employee, allegedly tried to meet up with an officer posing as a high schooler.

The class of 2026 will hear from Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, instead of Trump.

COLUMN | If President Donald Trump hadn’t chosen to skip on speaking at the Naval Academy commissioning ceremony on Friday, he probably would have tried to land a witty remark. They all do. From FDR to Biden, they sometimes succeed and sometimes fail. They always get a laugh.

Youth voices confront injustice, belonging and hope in Prince George’s County Public Schools’ writing contest.

For the first time in years, the Howard County Board of Education isn’t struggling with what beloved program or staff positions to cut this spring.

Montgomery County is eliminating its “compacted math” track for elementary schoolers.

Maryland’s private school boys are obsessed with hacky sack.

The council endorsed a progressive income tax plan, but cuts are still coming to MCPS.

The state ranks third for improvement in reading and fifth in math.

Anne Arundel Community College has named Tanya Millner interim president just two months after faculty voted no confidence in her leadership.

Baltimore County Public Schools is racing to hire a new superintendent within two months following Myriam Rogers’ abrupt retirement.

Maryland has a history of giving students a voice in school board decisions — and it’s produced vocal advocates.

Reports of immigration enforcement activity near Southeast Baltimore schools last week are frightening parents and spurring City Council members into action.

A 16-year-old student of Walt Whitman high School was removed from class and faces weapon charges after bringing a loaded handgun onto school property, according to Montgomery County Police.

Every $10 million reduction roughly translates into 100 fewer full-time positions in the district, the superintendent said.