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The Maryland State Board of Education voted unanimously on Thursday to approve Mohammed Choudhury to replace Karen B. Salmon as the State Superintendent of Schools on July 1.
Choudhury is currently the associate superintendent of strategy, talent and innovation at San Antonio Independent School District.
“With the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future as a guide for MSDE and every district in the state, the state’s leaders have shown a remarkable commitment to the hard work that’s necessary to bridge gaps and ensure every student has the tools and supports needed to be successful,” Choudhury said in a statement. “I am honored by the board’s selection and look forward to hitting the ground running as Maryland’s next State Superintendent of Schools.”
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2 San Antonio schools surprised with $16K in library grants on Kelly Clarkson show
H-E-B, Scholastic and Laura Bush foundation chipped in to help update school libraries
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Carvajal Dual Language STEAM Elementary librarian Lanell Garcia is seen in the middle of the photo in a green blouse. Herff Academy librarian Elizabeth Phipps is seen on the top right wearing a printed blouse with a watch on her wrist. (San Antonio Independent School District)
SAN ANTONIO – Two San Antonio school librarians were surprised on the Kelly Clarkson show on Tuesday with grant money to update their schools’ libraries.
Carvajal Dual Language STEAM Elementary librarian Lanell Garcia and Herff Academy librarian Elizabeth Phipps appeared on the show virtually when the grants were announced.