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10 states free from No Child Left Behind
President Barack Obama says his decision to free 10 states from the No Child Left Behind education law will give the flexibility they need to set high standards for students and hold schools accountable.
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Students go at own pace at school
After spending 20 years in a midlevel job at a Southern California credit union, Dawn Moore wanted a promotion. But to move up in the company, Mooreneeded a bachelor's degree. So what stopped her from going back to school? A full-time job, a family…
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Event shows youth talent
A retired professional baseball player is doing his part to give back and help local youth.
| Our Schools | Early Childhood | Adult Education |
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Franchot pushes for literacy course
Comptroller Peter Franchot is continuing his push to require Maryland public school students to take a standalone course in financial literacy. Franchot will be in Baltimore on Wednesday to talk about the idea.
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Dr. Hairston announces he's leaving BCPS
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$200,000 grant for CCBC nursing students
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What are the graduation rates in Md?
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Students entering school unvaccinated
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California schoolchildren lose weight
For the first time in 30 years, the number of overweight schoolchildren in California is falling, suggesting that the state may finally be making some headway in the long battle to prevent childhood obesity, according to a report released Wednesday.
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Study looks at drug abuse among kids
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Does child care cost more than college?
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How to handle school jitters
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Sesame Street to start 42nd season
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Women urged to get into science
American women have the ability and educational preparation to graduate from college with a science, technology, engineering or mathematics degree.
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Prescription drug abuse up on campuses
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What are the cheapest colleges in Md?
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Should colleges ask about LGBT status?
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How much does a college education cost?
| Clubs and Activities | No 2 Bullying | Making a Difference |
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Baltimore City teachers learn at camp
Some Baltimore City Teachers learn about the environment during a summer camp.
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Campers support Ravens and learn cheers
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Students focus on academic success
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Girls head to Camp Conowingo
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Showing the strength of spaghetti
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Jones supports anti-bullying book
GLEE star DOT-MARIE JONES is throwing her support behind a new kids' book which aims to stop bullying.
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Middle School video wins contest
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Bullying prevention conference kicks off
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Survey: bullies effects on autistic kids
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Woman says son bullied at school
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Arts Integration helps students
Bates Middle School uses Arts Integration to help students succeed in academics.
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Students raise money for cancer research
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Making a difference with music
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Senior Citizens Making A Difference in
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Md. ranks number 1 in AP scores, again
Maryland has ranked first in advanced placement success for the fourth straight year.
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Some parents and teens at a Montgomery County high school are outraged.
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College offers Plan B for students
A Pennsylvania college is taking some heat for what they're offering in campus vending …
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Dreams of Tomorrow to help local youth
ABC2 News’ education reporter, Sherrie Johnson was live in Owings Mills on Monday …
- "Occupy" class now a college course
- Mobile Learning Lab helps students
- Preparing for Graduate School
- More electronics, less books in class
- Colo. tries to ban junk food in schools
- Students restoring the Chesapeake Bay
- Help may be coming for student loans
- Bible instruction 'ok' at S.D. schools
- Students go wireless to learn
- Big changes proposed for vulnerable kids
- Local school provides flipped classrooms
- Board of School Commissioners appointed
- Former school head gets new fraud case
- Students prepare for competition
- School Choice Week kicks off
- School lunches getting healthier
- "Beg-a-thon" for Md. funds begins today
- Report: D+ for Maryland school teachers
- Report: Tenure weakened for teachers
- State higher education spending declines
