ANNAPOLIS – A mix of shock and sadness, with a hint of disbelief — that’s how Robin El-Amin remembers feeling two years ago after learning her 5-year-old grandson was suspended from his East Baltimore kindergarten class for kicking a teacher’s aide
War Cements Partnership Between Aberdeen Businesses and Base
ABERDEEN – Richard Donahoo’s pizza shop suffered one major setback after Sept
University Officials Quash False Announcement of Campus Closure
ANNAPOLIS – At first glance, it was almost believable
Maryland Approved for Federal School Performance Testing
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland became the seventh state Tuesday to gain federal approval for its plan to track student progress under the No Child Left Behind Act, the federal landmark law that holds schools accountable for students’ success
Charter School Bills Draw Doubts; Critics Urge Veto
ANNAPOLIS – LaMont Turner has a vision for an old shopping plaza on Route 40 in Havre de Grace
House Tentatively Approves In-State College Tuition for Illegal Immigrants
ANNAPOLIS – A bill allowing illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition at Maryland’s public colleges and universities moved a step closer to passage Wednesday, despite an attempt in the House to gut it
Charter School Compromise Pushes Ahead With Tentative Senate Approval
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate gave preliminary approval Friday to charter school legislation, but the measure still faces a series of hurdles before groups would be able to start the secular schools funded by the public
Senate Panel Rejects Ehrlich Charter School Bill, Backs Compromise
ANNAPOLIS – A Senate committee dealt another blow Tuesday night to Gov