Tag: education

Council member Parker talks about Ward 5 and some of the issues before the DC Council.

The budget also includes money for public safety and hiring bonuses to recruit new police officers.

We sit down with the county executive to talk politics, public safety, education and other issues.

We’re doing a bit of an exit interview tonight.

Dr. Melanie Kay-Wyatt, the new interim superintendent, will officially take over as chief of the school district on September 1st.

Dr. McKnight discusses priorities for the new school year.

Dr. Lewis Ferebee discusses teacher hiring, COVID mandates, and safety and security for the new school year.

Talking to the chiefs of some of the regions biggest school systems.

Why is this happening and what can parents and educators do about it?

What is happening to the venerable profession of school teacher?

Addressing race and racism after hate crime charges are filed against students in Frederick County, Maryland.

Dr. Monifa McKnight breaks the glass ceiling.

All students and staff will be provided KN95 masks and home test kits

Could it be what they need to help them catch up and keep up?

Resources to prevent and manage college debt.

April is National Autism Awareness Month

Dr. Goldson discusses the complex plan to return students and teachers to the classroom.

Discussion about the county’s COVID-19 and vaccine response and other issues.

How are children doing after all of this time learning from home?

News of the attack is everywhere and hard for children not to see. 

WTU President Elizabeth Davis talks about the challenges of reopening schools in DC during the pandemic.

How do you talk to your children about the language of Election 2020?

DCPS Chancellor talks about the new school year under the distance learning policies.

Dr. Monica Goldson answers questions about reopening school for the 2020-2021 school year.

We examine what has happened and what parents and children can do to slow the summer educational slide and get back on track.

Specifics are expected in a news conference today at 5pm.

Last week Chancellor, Dr. Lewis Ferebee and the mayor outlined a hybrid option but plan to wait until the end of the month.

 Chancellor Ferebee released several hybrid proposals for school opening for all school age groups.

How are teachers working and coping amid the COVID-19 pandemic?

April is Autism Awareness Month

Schools will also close three weeks early on May 29th.

Daily meal pick-up moves to twice per week

Advice for parent when there children are force to stay home because of the coronavirus shutdown.

A child advocate and rape crisis expert discuss sex assault allegations against child and how the issue should be addressed.

Hearing On Ways To Improve Maryland Schools

Community leaders and educators discuss MLK Day and education service projects.

Teachers discuss violence, students and safety in the classroom