MCPS to vote on final budget Thursday, with more than 400 jobs at risk

After weeks of backlash, the Montgomery County School Board is preparing to vote Thursday on a final budget that could eliminate hundreds of jobs.

Shawn Joseph named Prince George’s County Public Schools superintendent

Prince George’s County Public Schools has named Dr. Shawn Joseph as its new superintendent after a months-long national search, giving him leadership of Maryland’s second-largest school district.

MCPS facing $36M funding gap after county approves budget

The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday approved a $7.9 billion county budget and adopted a progressive income tax measure, but the decision leaves Montgomery County Public Schools confronting a $36 million funding gap that could lead to significant staffing cuts.

DCPS Chancellor Lewis Ferebee stepping down to accept CEO position

D.C. Public Schools Chancellor Dr. Lewis D. Ferebee is stepping down next month to become the next chief executive officer of an educational nonprofit. 

More than half of Stafford High students absent after antisemitic graffiti

More than half of students at Stafford High School were absent Wednesday following concerns over antisemitic and threatening graffiti discovered in student bathrooms earlier this month.

Staff altercation at Sousa Middle School leads to simple assault charge

A staff incident at Sousa Middle School prompted a schoolwide response after the altercation was witnessed by students, leading to a simple assault charge against a 44-year-old Northeast Washington woman.

Education Department probes alleged bathroom recordings in Loudoun schools

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Loudoun County Public Schools after reports a student secretly recorded dozens of underage students in school bathroom stalls over three years.

Montgomery County approves $143M increase to school budget, cuts still possible

The Montgomery County Council approved a major increase to the Montgomery County Public Schools budget on Friday, but labor officials say it isn't enough, and that some will lose their jobs.

72-year-old grandmother graduates from George Mason University

At 72 years old, Irma Garcia is graduating from George Mason University with a bachelor's degree decades after first putting her education on hold to raise her family.

FCPS budget hearing focuses on closing $28 million gap

Fairfax County Public Schools is working to close a $28 million budget gap for the next fiscal year.

Senior Assassin game prompts safety warning from Maryland law enforcement

A Maryland law enforcement agency is urging high school seniors to think twice about playing "Senior Assassin," a popular end‑of‑year elimination game that can lead to dangerous situations.

Canvas system back online after cyberattack disrupted thousands of schools

Tens of thousands of students studying for final exams around the world Friday regained access to Canvas after a cyberattack knocked it offline. Here's what to know.