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Dr. Carey Wright, Maryland's new interim superintendent of schools, is vowing to bring a culture of openness and responsibility to public education in the state. After just a few months on the job since taking over in October, Wright has already set a new tone of transparency at the Maryland State D

Memory Of The Week: Post 34 Wins 1967 American Legion National Title - Tuscaloosa, AL - Patch takes a look back at arguably the greatest non-collegiate amateur baseball team in Tuscaloosa history.

In her first sit-down interview since taking over as the Interim State Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Carey Wright spoke candidly about the future of Maryland s

March is National Reading Month, which means the focus across many American classrooms is on early childhood literacy. And when it comes to learning how to read

EdReports is hugely influential in schools’ adoptions of literacy curricula. But some experts say the organization’s ratings have become unreliable.

A state audit shows at least eight Maryland school systems didn’t use $12.3 million designated for students in underserved communities. According to the document from the Office of the Inspector General for Education, officials with the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) didn’t provide training and guidance for local school officials to utilize what are […]

A state audit shows at least eight Maryland school systems didn’t use $12.3 million designated for students in underserved communities.

With student learning improvements not keeping up with today’s ever-shifting demands, it is more important than ever before to improve the quality and equity of education systems around the world.

Survivors of Gun Violence Summit held at Library of Congress to discuss solutions and call to action regarding gun violence in the community.

The rate of students chronically missing school got so bad during the pandemic that it will likely be 2030 before classrooms return to pre-COVID norms, a new report says. But even that prediction rests on optimistic assumptions about continued improvement in the coming years. For some states, it could take longer. In Louisiana, Oregon and […]