Baltimore City Public Schools plans to cut programming as it reckons with a new $48 million gap in funding after the Department of Education cancelled pandemic relief funding.

Following the termination of hundreds of millions of dollars of planned COVID-related funds owed to Maryland schools, Baltimore City Public Schools is facing a large shortfall.

Baltimore City Public Schools announce cuts and adjustments amid the end of federal COVID-19 pandemic-relief funding.

The Baltimore County’s schools superintendent is disputing a state investigation that casts doubt on whether she is residing ...

Baltimore City Public Schools says it will be making program cuts after the loss of $48 million in pandemic relief funding.

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Baltimore City Public Schools announced Friday that due to cuts to pandemic relief funding provided by the federal government ...