While state education leaders are on board with Gov. Wes Moore’s plan to pause more collaboration time for teachers, which they see as fiscally responsible, some educators are worried about the impact on their already time-consuming jobs.

Despite the charter's low test scores, parents say the school and its community is so much more than its academic reputation.

The Gilman School, his alma mater, stayed mostly silent as national media descended.

Creative City and Southwest Baltimore charter school were recommended for closure at the end of the school year.

More schools earned at least a 3-star rating, up significantly from last year.

Although cursive started to disappear from classrooms years ago, educators say there are good reasons to keep teaching it, even in the digital age.

Although cursive started to disappear from classrooms years ago, educators say there are good reasons to keep teaching it, even in the digital age.

Edgewood Elementary’s small size has landed it on the chopping block despite students performing relatively well on state testing.

Community members can sound off at two public meetings ahead of a Jan. 14 vote on the closure recommendations.

Over a third of Maryland’s early educator families rely on public assistance.

Maryland is dead-set on getting more kids in pre-K — specifically in programs with highly skilled teachers and age-appropriate academic standards.

The state’s hotly debated literacy policy calls for holding struggling readers back, with some exceptions.

Teachers are suddenly without the extra income they’ve come to rely on. Their employers are scrambling to cover the difference, with tuition hikes on the table.

Your 2024 guide to the haunted houses near Baltimore worth the trip and money.

The controversial event hosted by Students for Justice in Palestine was ultimately a peaceful one, despite the contentious road to get here.

Here’s where Maryland pre-kindergarten stands, by the numbers.

The Archdiocese of Baltimore schools were among 40 nonpublic schools recognized this year.

Parents in the Baltimore area encourage each other to consider “red shirting,” or delaying kindergarten for one year. Here’s how it works.

The review follows accusations that University of Maryland President Darryll Pines plagiarized a research paper more than 20 years ago.

ParentChild+ will send early learning specialists into 30 toddlers’ homes and day care locations twice a week, bearing educational gifts and guidance for caregivers.