Maryland’s superintendent of schools told lawmakers Wednesday that she supports legislation that would delay evaluating teachers on new Common Core student assessments for two years until the 2016-2017 school year.
Day: February 19, 2014
State Roundup, February 19, 2014
State lawmakers now must hash out details on proposed bill to hike to the minimum wage; Arundel lawmaker continues fight against inaccurate speed camera will bill that would stop local governments from paying operators per ticket; legislation seeks to raise speed limit on some highways to 70 mph; Attorney General Gansler pushes back against court on mandated attorney at initial bail review; U.S. Rep. Delaney files for re-election, ending some speculation on his joining governor’s race; and as the primary races for governor heat up: Brown over Gansler 2-1 in new poll; Craig proposes major income tax cut; in Purple Line debate, Mizeur and Gansler go after Brown over health care rollout; and Brown issues web ad attacking Gansler over pre-k expansion vs. cutting corporate taxes.
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