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Maryland Superintendent Mohammed Choudhury, who received some criticism from state lawmakers, has decided he will not seek a second term as the state’s public schools leader.

An example of ESG-related definitions becoming more important is the effort to differentiate between value-based and values-based investing.

To navigate these critiques, ESG advocates must be clear-eyed, understanding the nuances of the arguments against them and crafting strategic responses.

The Maryland State Board of Education will continue deliberating whether to offer a new four-year contract to the state superintendent of schools.

The political banter over whether environmental, social and governance factors are at odds with pecuniary considerations isn't likely to fade anytime soon.

States that pass laws putting culture war preferences ahead of pension funds' fiduciary responsibilities are playing a dangerous game.

Increasingly, CSOs need the authority, reporting lines, and true impact to succeed and thrive.

/PRNewswire/ -- Persefoni, a leading Climate Management & Accounting Platform (CMAP) for enterprises and financial institutions, has announced the appointment...

The Maryland State Department of Education has returned more than $800,000 in federal grant money earmarked for salaries and professional development amid complaints of a toxic work culture and staffing exodus.

The Maryland State Board of Education must decide if State Superintendent of Schools Mohammed Choudhury should remain contracted by the state.