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Sports, SchoolsThree high schools recognized by Special Olympics
Three Anne Arundel County schools have been recognized for the sports programs offered for special needs students..
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SchoolsTwo new schools included in $209.1 mil AACPS capital budget
Nine major construction projects and two new schools are among the items included in Anne Arundel County Public Schools proposed $209.1 million capital budget for 2021..
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Schools, CommunityCollege recognizes Maryland Senate Leader
The College of Southern Maryland Foundation is launching an initiative to establish the Thomas V. “Mike” Miller Jr. Center for Leadership at CSM..
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Arts & Theater, SchoolsBattle at Breton benefits band boosters
Fans of marching bands will want to check out the Battle at Breton, a marching band competition to benefit the Leonardtown High School Band Boosters..
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SchoolsFour AACPS students finalists for scholarship
Four students from three Anne Arundel County public high schools have been selected as semifinalists in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship competition..
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Schools, CommunityScrapbooking crop event benefits students
A scrapbooking crop event will benefit students and their pursuit of career education..
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SchoolsCrofton High School name approved
After years of discussion, a public call for suggestionsm and a vote by citizens in the area, the new Crofton Area High School finally has an official, if not particularly original name: Crofton High School..
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SchoolsAACPS to tackle student achievement gap
Leaders of Anne Arundel County and Anne Arundel County Public Schools are taking aim at the achievement gap between students in the county. Of particular concern is the gap between white and African-American students..
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Schools, CrimeTeens make false shooting report at middle school
The Charles County Sheriff's Office says that two teens caused some tense moments on Tuesday morning by making a false report about a school shooting..
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SchoolsChanges to classroom fire safety rules aim to keep kids safer
Standards intended to protect kids from fires may have put them in danger in other situations. That's why the National Fire Protection Association is making some changes to door requirements..
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SchoolsPGCPS changes calendar - extends school year
The school year has barely begun, but Prince George's County Public Schools are already making some changes to the 2019/20 school calendar by adding more professional development time for teachers and a day off tor the primary election..
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Schools$10,000 donation will help teachers buy school supplies
Teachers at Glen Burnie Park Elementary School received a surprise $10,000 donation to use towards school supplies..
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SchoolsCCPS stresses kindness, encouragement
The school year got off to an encouraging start for students at Charles County Public Schools including high schoolers being welcomed back to class by cheerleaders and the band..
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Sports, SchoolsJamie L. Roberts Stadium, will be dedicated on Saturday
St. Mary’s College of Maryland’s newest facility, Jamie L. Roberts Stadium, will be dedicated on Saturday, September 7 at 12:30 p.m..
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SchoolsMaryland 'Teacher of the Year' finalists announced
Seven finalists have been announced for 2019-2020 Maryland Teacher of the Year..
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SchoolsLearn about programs, scholarships at annual College Fair
The annual Charles County College Fair is set for Wednesday, Sept. 18 at North Point High School in Waldorf..
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SchoolsHigher education questions answered at college fair
If you're a student or a parent with questions about college, you're in luck. There will be plenty of answers available at the Southern Maryland College Fair on Tuesday, September 17..
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SchoolsEva Turner students tour their temporary school
When Keon Stinnie returns to school Sept. 3, he will ride the bus for the first time, attend classes in a new building and start a new grade. So will most of his classmates..
