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Plan to slow development near packed Baltimore County schools before the County Council this week - Vimarsana News

Plan to slow development near packed Baltimore County schools before the County Council this week

Proposal has been on ice for more than three years.

Source: wypr.org
Disputed exemption allows residential development in overcrowded Baltimore County schools - Vimarsana News

Disputed exemption allows residential development in overcrowded Baltimore County schools

A potential battle is brewing in Baltimore County over how to make schools less crowded. Baltimore County has the highest number of overcrowded schools in the r

School Overcrowding Sparks Debate in Baltimore County - Vimarsana News

School Overcrowding Sparks Debate in Baltimore County

A potential battle is brewing in Baltimore County over how to address the issue of overcrowded schools. With the highest number of overcrowded schools in the region, disagreements have arisen regarding the best solutions to free up seats. "It is absurd to develop in areas that are significantly o

Source: wcbm.com
High school students compete in robotics competition - Vimarsana News

High school students compete in robotics competition

This weekend, 36 high school robotics teams from Maryland, D.C., and Virginia competed in the challenge.

Baltimore County executive now backs Towson, Dulaney high school replacements, reversing earlier position - Vimarsana News

Baltimore County executive now backs Towson, Dulaney high school replacements, reversing earlier position

With a new infusion of cash from the state, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski said he will support plans for a replacement of Towson and Dulaney high schools.