Union Leader: City principals also seeing PIP surge
On Wednesday, we ran a story about the stark increase in the number of Baltimore city teachers who received unsatisfactory ratings on their mid-year e [The district claims that it is now redefining...
View ArticleTwenty apply for Baltimore County school superintendent job - so far
On Tuesday, the search firm hired to help find Baltimore County a new superintendent reported it has 20 applications that are either in hand [ ...
View ArticleBaltimore County school board passes budget
Baltimore County school board members voted unanimously Tuesday night to adopt a $1.23 billion budget with an amendment that would add two more audito [ ...
View ArticleUpdated: After Alonso PIP letter went out, teachers' PIP stories rolled in
Just before our story about the rise in PIPs among city teachers posted last night, Baltimore city schools CEO Andres Alonso sent out a letter to teac [Update on Professional Support for Teachers...
View ArticleTen states to get NCLB waivers
The Associated Press is reporting that the White House will soon announce that 10 states have gotten waivers to No Child Left Behind, essentially lift [ ...
View ArticleHCC Part of Student Advocacy Day
By Joe BurrisThree years ago, Ben Fischer suffered a traumatic brain injury from a car accident that left him with slow cognitive skills. The Howard C [“Primarily I am standing up for disabled...
View ArticleMayor, Alonso do agree on one part of school construction plan
In a story today about Mayor Stephanie-Rawlings Blake's State of the City address, our City Hall Reporter Julie Scharper touched a lot on how the mayo [ ...
View ArticleInsideEd moves to new platform
Hello Inside Ed Family, As many of you may have noticed, there are some changes to InsideEd. We have moved to a new platform, that can be reached here [ ...
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