Chase Your Dreams Initiative aims to prevent gun violence
A nonprofit organization in Anne Arundel County is holding a two-day gun violence prevention event.
Source: wbaltv.com
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Anne Arundel County can't ignore school segregation – Greater Greater Washington
Anne Arundel County Public Schools in Maryland is redistricting schools for the first time in nearly thirty years. Despite a stated commitment to diversity, the county’s schools are becoming increasingly segregated by race and class, affecting academic outcomes for vulnerable students. As it’s currently set up, the redistricting project may not help.
Source: ggwash.org
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Anne Arundel Public Schools expands Triple E program to remaining elementary schools in the county for upcoming school year
Anne Arundel Public Schools will expand its project-based learning program, Triple E, to the last five elementary school clusters in the 2023-24 school year.
Source: baltimoresun.com
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Anne Arundel County starting teacher salaries could get $8,000 bump under proposed county executive budget amendment
In an effort to make teaching jobs more competitive and desirable to incoming educators, the Office of County Executive Steuart Pittman is proposing an amendment to his current proposed operating budget for the Board of Education to increase starting teacher salaries by about $5,000 more than what would be planned for fiscal year 2024.
Source: capitalgazette.com
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Anne Arundel County starting teacher salaries could get $8,000 bump under proposed county executive budget amendment
In an effort to make teaching jobs more competitive and desirable to incoming educators, the Office of County Executive Steuart Pittman is proposing an amendment to his current proposed operating budget for the Board of Education to increase starting teacher salaries by about $5,000 more than what would be planned for fiscal year 2024.
Source: baltimoresun.com