Kimberly Burton-Regulski, mathematics department chair at Eastern Technical High School, has been named that group’s 2020 Maryland Outstanding Educator. She will be honored at MSET’s Common Ground 2020 conference, April 30 – May 1, at the Ocean City Convention Center. Burton-Regulski has taught mathematics and computer science at Eastern Tech for 21 years. She has … Read more
The Maryland General Assembly passed HB 1 on Tuesday evening that will help fund school construction projects across the state. Baltimore County will receive additional $400 million in school construction funding from the bill. This includes three northeast Baltimore County school projects; a new elementary school in the Rossville area, a new middle school at … Read more
In addition to the previously announced free meals available from Baltimore County Public Schools, the school system expanded meal sites today and will begin providing breakfast, lunch, and dinner at all sites tomorrow, Wednesday, Mar. 18. Free meals have also been announced by the Maryland State Department of Education (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) and Baltimore … Read more
The Deep Creek Middle Drama Club has been named one of the six honorees in the 2020 Young Playwrights Festival, presented by Baltimore Center Stage. The members of the Deep Creek Middle Drama Club are: My’Kelle Carter, Shakiyah Carter, Carlita Church, Aniyah Dangerfield, AaShyah de Vires, Jason Emmanuel, Sarah Francisco, Monique Franklin, Reuben George, Ty’Liyah … Read more
In response to the story about a sex offender attending Parkville High School, Fox 45 announced on their newscast that they will host a Project Baltimore Town Hall called Registered and Enrolled. The event will take place on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. at Tall Cedars of Lebanon. 2501 Putty Hill Avenue in Parkville. … Read more
This year will be the first time that BCPS secondary students will be able to select their new student member for the Board of Education of Baltimore County. Each year, a student member serves on the BCPS Board of Education for a one-year term, but this will be the first election. One of the three … Read more
Josh Hunt, of Kenwood High School, is one of just 200 Air Force Junior ROTC cadets worldwide to earn a Chief of Staff Private Pilot Scholarship from Headquarters Air Force Junior ROTC. More than 2,575 cadets worldwide applied for the scholarships. Valued at approximately $22,500, the scholarship will support Hunt in attending an accredited aviation … Read more
Meteorologist Justin Berk visited Our Lady of Hope/St. Luke School in Dundalk on Wednesday, Jan. 29. Berk was known as the meteorologist on WMAR-TV and now has a website called www.justinweather.com where he still forecast the weather Berk gave students a crash course in weather forecasts at the school. Despite having limited snow in the … Read more
The Maryland State Board of Education has approved a request from Baltimore County Public Schools to make Presidents’ Day (Monday, February 17, 2020) a regular school day, with all schools and offices open. This change is in accordance with the 2019-2020 school calendar, and the planned use of emergency closure make-up days. Opening schools on … Read more
One Grade 11 student from each Baltimore County public high school has been selected to participate in the 2020 cohort of the Outstanding Young Women Leaders Program, a new initiative of the Towson University Women’s Leadership Collective. The Collective was conceived by Dr. Nancy Grasmick, the Presidential Scholar and Women’s Leadership Ambassador at Towson University. … Read more