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The Maryland State Department of Education released an interim report last month to assess what hundreds of thousands of state students did months after graduating high school.
When Dania Torres knocks on a student's door, she doesn't know if she'll find a kid sick with the flu, a teen wrestling with substance use, a parent…
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Print WBAL-TV 11 With central Maryland's first major snowstorm of the year on the way Wednesday, the beloved snow days off for students and teachers may look much different amid the virtual learning environment. School districts are struggling to figure out how to define a snow day during a pandemic and what it will look like. Getting students to and from schools across the region was always a bit of a challenge even before COVID-19. Currently, a snow day isn't guaranteed as students can still learn virtually. George Kennedy, a Baltimore County parent, took a break from virtual l...