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Maryland delegate looks to expand civil immunity for teachers - Vimarsana News

Maryland delegate looks to expand civil immunity for teachers

“We have significant problems with public education,” Grammer told Capital News Service on Thursday. “The discipline issues are real, very real, despite the politicking around it.” Teachers are afraid to intervene in bullying and other disciplinary problems for fear of lawsuits, and, he said, that’s meant fewer teachers or teachers leaving the profession early.

Maryland House bill aims to protect teachers who intervene in fights - Vimarsana News

Maryland House bill aims to protect teachers who intervene in fights

School staff would receive protection from lawsuits stemming from discipling students under a bill getting a hearing before Maryland House committee.

MD delegate looks to expand civil immunity for teachers - Vimarsana News

MD delegate looks to expand civil immunity for teachers

School staff would receive protection from lawsuits stemming from discipling students under a proposed bill from a Baltimore delegate.

Maryland delegate looks to expand civil immunity for teachers - Vimarsana News

Maryland delegate looks to expand civil immunity for teachers

School staff would receive protection from lawsuits stemming from discipling students under a proposed bill from Del. Robin Grammer, R-Baltimore, that is set to be heard in the General Assembly on Wednesday.

Wes Moore promises at Baltimore gubernatorial community forum to prioritize housing, jobs; Dan Cox decides not to attend - Vimarsana News

Wes Moore promises at Baltimore gubernatorial community forum to prioritize housing, jobs; Dan Cox decides not to attend

More than a thousand Baltimore and Prince George’s County faith and community leaders filled the James Weldon Johnson Auditorium at Coppin State University on Sunday to hear Maryland’s gubernatorial candidates respond to their calls for state investments in housing, jobs and health care.