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The program is primarily funded by the organization behind the Baltimore Baby Bonus.

Morgan State University’s marching band joins nearly a dozen others from the U.S. and beyond to perform in the iconic Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California.

A Baltimore City school built for 1,000 students serves fewer than 200, while schools on the other side of the city are bursting at the seams.

Maryland public schools shrunk this year – and state leaders are trying to understand why the decline was so steep.

Book banners are highly organized and loud, but we can defend our right to read.

Montgomery County’s relative wealth can mask the financial struggles faced by many of the young people enrolled at its community college.

When Nick McDaniels isn’t in the classroom at Mervo High School in Baltimore, he’s running a law firm.

Some of the biggest stories in Howard County: From zoning battles, the approval of the new lakefront library, school redistricting and a new inspector general.

Already this year, roughly 15% of Montgomery County students are considered chronically absent.

A $230,000 donation will help reduce meal debt for eligible students in Montgomery County Public Schools.

Single-sex education is often not available at the youngest grades.

The Naval Academy has navigated choppy seas this year, from a change in leadership to a Trump-era book ban and a last-minute victory in the Army-Navy game to cap off 2025.

Crofton parents who oppose Anne Arundel County’s school redistricting plan appealed Friday to the Maryland State Board of Education.

The students include some who were deported and some who left the country because their parents were deported, according to Maryland's largest immigrant advocacy group.

The U.S. Naval Academy Athletic Association proposed a golf course at Greenbury Point in 2022.

Maryland law prevents teachers from striking, but educators want that to change.

Graduate tuition at the Carroll County college averages around $11,500 per year.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball signed off on legislation months ago to allow for county surplus funding to go to the school system. Now he's calling that into question.

Research shows that foster kids adjust better and are more likely to be reunited with the parents when they stay under the care of loved ones.

Superintendent Thomas Taylor said tough economic conditions and declining enrollment will keep spending tight.