WASHINGTON – When Windsor Knolls Middle School staff and students gather around the flagpole for a special Veterans Day ceremony Friday morning, they will be joined by 100 veterans who are coming to the school to share their experiences with the children

HYATTSVILLE – Neico Joy can’t remember the last time he flew on an airplane and the Prince George’s County seventh-grader can’t say when he might fly again

WASHINGTON – Communications and evacuation plans were the biggest problem areas in local governments’ response to the Sept

WASHINGTON – If they were older, they might be known as the lobbying firm of Beauchamp, Murphy and Wiegmann

WASHINGTON- Maryland children are opening their hearts and emptying their piggy banks for victims of the Sept

WASHINGTON – Faced with the prospect of up to 8,000 new teachers for each of the next few years, the state Department of Education has said it will support the development of the first statewide curriculum ever

CHEVY CHASE – Still breathless and sweaty from a shortened recess, the third graders at Rock Creek Forest Elementary School quickly got behind their desks, clasped their hands over their hearts and recited the Pledge of Allegiance at 2 p

WASHINGTON – Maryland school officials are being urged to consider a call for a nationwide Pledge of Allegiance Friday, joining as many as 100,000 schools across the nation in what may be the biggest synchronized chorus of the pledge ever

WASHINGTON – The Kent County High School dairy judging team is lucky

COLLEGE PARK – The CIA recruiting booth did a brisk business at the University of Maryland career fair Wednesday, as students joined the “unprecedented” boom in applications to the spy agency since the Sept