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Students at Washington College recently completed the Chesapeake Semester, a program that takes an interdisciplinary approach to studying the Chesapeake Bay.

Washington College has announced the creation of the Civic Innovation Scholarship, a new initiative aimed at supporting up to 10 members of Maryland’s Department of Service and Civic Innovation (DSCI)…

Restoration News has criticized U.S. Naval Academy leaders for allegedly prioritizing diversity quotas over combat preparedness.

Maya Lora, an education reporter for The Baltimore Banner, highlighted Maryland’s ongoing teacher shortage and noted that the Trump administration recently withdrew $10 million in funding intended to address this…

Maryland Governor Wes Moore announced the launch of an online resource aimed at assisting federal workers in transitioning to careers as public school teachers.

Mark Fisher, a delegate for District 27C in the Maryland House of Delegates, said the Maryland State Education Association opposes school choice and continues to trap children, particularly Black students,…

As of 2025, Maryland reported 1,000 teacher vacancies, equating to 11 vacancies per 10,000 students, positioning it 13th among 38 U.S. states facing teacher shortages, according to the World Population…

Teacher Tapp USA has reported that 12% of teachers feel completely burned out, while 53% are experiencing at least some symptoms of burnout.

Maryland ranks 5 among U.S. states for teacher starting salaries, with an average starting salary of $51,548 in 2024, according to the National Education Association (NEA).

In the Center for Education Reform’s 2024 Parent Power Index, Maryland secured the forty-eight position, with an Overall Parent Power Index Score of 57%.

As Florida becomes the latest state to create an education savings account (ESA) program, an analysis by the Maryland State Wire shows that Maryland is not one of 11 states…

AACC is a great choice for many high school students who want to save time, save money, be more competitive, explore interests and enjoy the benefits of being an AACC…

On March 22, 2023, from 6-8 pm, Center of Applied Technology South will be hosting their first annual Non-Traditional Newcomer Night.

Connect with colleges and universities virtually. Open to all Maryland community college students.

AACS junior Olivia Noel finds connection in speaking the words of someone else’s reality.

AACC’s Science department has had outstanding female students in its courses and programs.

Last week at the AACC Transfer Fair, Students met with representatives from four-year institutions in Maryland and out-of-state to learn about the unique programs they offered.

Throughout the month of February, we will be highlighting some important contributions and accomplishments of Black individuals who have made a difference in education and science through their work.

All seniors will be invited by last name to attend.

Founder of a premier on-camera acting studio and professional actor, Mark McKinnon shares lessons in performing with the Middle School 6th-grade class as part of the Black History Month Speaker…

ABOUT THE EXHIBIT:“A Good Life” The object is not to make art but to be in the wonderful state which makes art inevitable.

The Maryland State Department of Education has approved a one-day waiver for three elementary schools and one middle school, making the last day of classes for those students Thursday, June…

Get set up for the rest of the year with these downloadable calendars.

Complete the FAFSA by March 1