Maryland officials are set to pay $4.1 million to two groups of individuals identified from a Title IX investigation into the University of Maryland Baltimore County, which was just the subject of a blockbuster Title IX investigation of the university’s swim team by the Department of Justice.

“I have never seen it this bad,” one principal said about the rising number of parents showing up at school ready to fight on behalf of their children.

The federal investigation was one step toward justice, former swimmers say.

The investigation found that the University of Maryland Baltimore County knew about allegations of sexual assault, harassment and discrimination by a former head coach and failed to protect the students on his team.

It’s a bright spot for the Baltimore City school system, which often trails the rest of the state on test scores.

An outside audit of 18 million grades showed no evidence of widespread grade changing last school year.

The University of Maryland at College Park has suspended Greek life social activities involving alcohol amid allegations of hazing. Some national fraternity and sorority organizations think the college went too far.

Glitches in a new system designed to make school choice run more smoothly in Baltimore City backfired for 200 students.

The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future is doing what it was designed to do: redistribute money to the students who have the greatest needs.

More than 200 people have signed a letter to The Park School of Baltimore condemning the decision to abruptly cancel an assembly about the war between Israel and Hamas.

The silence in February is unusual.

“It is probably the highest raise we have been able to secure in our history,” the Baltimore Teachers Union president said.

Three-quarters of Maryland schools had high or extreme levels of students chronically absent.

The Park School is the latest local institution where passionate discourse about the conflict in the Middle East has turned to controversy.

The Baltimore City School Board voted to scale back virtual learning by eliminating the elementary grades of Charm City Virtual, despite significant parent pressure to keep it going.

Maryland lawmakers are considering restrictions on the ability of some sexual offenders to earn time off their sentences.

Maryland's oldest newspapers are now back in local hands after nearly four decades.

Braden Zanski, 17, and Hailey Zanski, 15, were students at Glenelg High School.

Freezing temperatures and dusting of snow caused Baltimore City officials to cancel the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade.

Baltimore City Public Schools may end virtual learning for elementary students.