UPPER MARLBORO – While Prince George’s County Public Schools works toward addressing overcrowding in Northern County, residents of the Fairwood community in Bowie think the school system should take a deeper look at their request.
UPPER MARLBORO – A short agenda did not keep dialogue brief at the second Prince George’s County Board of Education meeting of the school year, after the board voted against the chair to have open discussion on new business items.
UPPER MARLBORO – Over the last year the Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) Capital Improvements team has done a great deal of work – from installations of new turf fields and new HVAC systems to building and renovating schools.
UPPER MARLBORO – Until last March, Donna Wiseman spent her life preparing young adults to teach in Prince George’s County and the state of Maryland, but now she’ll be taking on a new role in education – as a county board of education member.
UPPER MARLBORO – The Prince George’s County Board of Education did something unprecedented Thursday night, passing the system’s reconciled budget after only minutes of it being on the floor.
UPPER MARLBORO – In spite of a debate that lasted months, the contract charter for College Park Academy did not change before it was passed by the Prince George’s County Board of Education.
UPPER MARLBORO – Tough decisions are ahead for the Prince George’s County Board of Education as it begins to dig into a budget that is $75 million less than ideal.
UPPER MARLBORO – Just weeks after residents in Greenbelt and Accokeek raised loud opposition to Milestone Communications possibly constructing cell phone towers in their communities, the Prince George’s County Board of Education met with the company for updates on its contract.
TEMPLE HILLS – As each busload of students entered into Crossland High School’s auditorium Monday morning, they were swarmed by dozens of peers soliciting votes.
UPPER MARLBORO – Two public charter renewals came before the Prince George’s County Board of Education last week for a first-reading vote, but only one will move on to the next phase.