As the Maryland General Assembly weakens laws which would give violent juveniles appropriate consequences for crimes, two violent incidents occurred in the past six months that show the ultimate consequence for protecting criminal juveniles from prosecution. Here is the most recent Senate Bill: sb0323TDownload This bill would keep criminal juveniles from being prosecuted as adults, even for crimes of violence. Recent events at the Baltimore County Public Schools have raised c

A new audit by the Maryland Office of Legislative Audits has identified procurement concerns, lapses in required employee screenings, and ongoing oversight weaknesses within Worcester County Public Schools. The performance audit, dated Feb. 23, 2026, reviewed financial management practices and internal controls. Auditors examined whether the system effectively safeguarded assets and used financial resources efficiently. The review covered fiscal years 2023 through mid-2025.

State Teachers' Union and MSDE Promote Less Accountability And More Radical Partisan Politics There is a saying in Maryland education, "When you don't like your test scores, change the test." Another saying is "When you don't like your test scores, hide them." The Maryland State Department of Education is already changing the state comprehensive skills test next year after recent scores were mediocre to poor in the state. Now they want to change how school scores and ratings