Brendan Gieron, 65, leaves behind his family and third grade students.

Two Harford County school employees were arrested and charged with failing to report a rape allegation after a student told school staff they were assaulted, the Aberdeen Police Department said.

Maryland school districts have invested in more staff and more weapon-detection technology to prevent violence.

Three school redistricting processes are beginning this fall in Baltimore County.

During a second bail hearing for Matthew Schlegel, prosecutors played video interviews with each of the eight students who accused the former teacher of abuse.

A locker for every student should be installed by next week at Joppatowne High School, following the fatal shooting of Warren Curtis Grant.

Over 100 educators came from overseas to hone their craft and share their cultures in Baltimore City schools this year.

Entrance and exit points to school board meetings have been limited, and only the media can use professional recording equipment.

The school’s principal and resource officer heard a commotion in the first-floor men’s bathroom, but did not hear the shot.

The school board “was made aware of a potentially unsafe situation in the boardroom,” according to a statement from the school system.

All county school buses will be outfitted with high-definition cameras to catch drivers who don’t stop while children are being dropped off or picked up.

Matthew Jochmans, a teacher at Towson High School, is remembered for his sense of humor, intelligence and love for people.

The number of teacher vacancies is the lowest it’s been in several years, but it’s not clear if that’s because there are fewer jobs to go around.

Baltimore’s mayor is calling for patience as crews work to restore power to thousands of residents nearly 24 hours after strong winds and thunderstorms hit the region Saturday evening.

Details about Dazhon Darien's troubled work history were listed in a national database.

Principals could handle kids creating fake social media pages to impersonate someone. “But then the deepfake issue took it to a whole other level,” one said.

The move left students and staff scrambling to find replacement classes, but some educators and diversity advocates say the broader message does more lasting damage.

Baltimore City teachers were submitting 60 course credits — the equivalent of two masters degrees — in a year. Something seemed fishy.

Baltimore County Public Schools announced it is redistricting for the sixth time in two years.

Kids learning English are Maryland schools’ fastest-growing group.