Michael Bell Honored With Linda Popp Leadership Award
Queen Anne's County arts supervisor receives the Maryland Art Education Association's top leadership honor at a Towson University ceremony.
Maryland Education News
Coverage of education in Maryland focuses on teaching practices, funding models, curriculum design and state policy. This page tracks how these elements shape learning environments from the primary grades through higher education.
Secondary Education
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Do you think public schools in your area are getting better?
Maryland Schools Post Gains in 2026 Report Card
Nearly 89 percent of state public schools earned at least three stars, up from 86 percent in 2025.
Financial Aid
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Should states impose stricter regulations on financial technology companies offering cash advances?
Maryland Reaches $600,000 Settlement with Bridge It, Inc.
The state secures a settlement following allegations of unlicensed lending and misleading consumer practices.
Administration
Conservatives Win School Board Seats in Maryland Counties
Conservative candidates won several rural Maryland school board races on election night, while union-endorsed candidates held only some seats.
Primary Education
Live Poll
Do you think your local public schools are doing a good job?
Montgomery County Schools Earn Top Maryland Rankings
U.S. News & World Report's 2027 elementary and middle school rankings place dozens of Montgomery County Public Schools among Maryland's best.
Distance Learning
University of Maryland Released Summer Dean's List
Two area students earned academic recognition for the Summer 2026 term.
More in Education
Coverage takes in test score releases, budget allocations, administrative decisions and the evolving requirements for teachers. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties, spanning every district and campus. Maryland state law often forces shifts in how districts implement and report on academic standards, creating distinct patterns in funding debates. Policy mandates and the availability of qualified staff remain the primary factors influencing the state of classroom instruction.