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This school banned cellphones six years ago. Teachers — and many kids — couldn’t be happier.

Students at California’s San Mateo High School, about 20 minutes south of San Francisco, have been prohibited since 2019 from using their cellphones while in school — from bell to bell. Schools nationwide, including some in Maryland, are now increasingly imposing such bans, but San Mateo was one of the earliest and largest schools in the country to implement a complete ban on cellphones during school hours.

State Roundup: Thousands of suits filed under Child Victims Act; MARC expansion plan revived; Where is Moore heading with B’more’s Red Line?

Thousands of suits filed under Child Victims Act before limits on monetary damages; despite fiscal woes, MARC expansion plan revived; Where is Gov. Moore heading with B’more’s Red Line proposal?

state roundup: key bridge remnants demolition to begin; ‘tech tax’ starts tuesday

DEMOLITION OF KEY BRIDGE REMNANTS TO BEGIN JULY 7: Fifteen months after the Francis Scott Key Bridge’s main span collapsed into the Patapsco River, the rest of the structure finally has a demolition date.Beginning “on or about July 7, weather permitting,” mechanical...

State Roundup: Moore flipped on hiring freeze, but it’s not really a freeze; lawmakers wrestle with reclassified in-custody deaths; the worst from federal cuts may not come til later

Gov. Moore flipped on hiring freeze, but it’s not really a freeze; Maryland House lawmakers wrestle with reclassified police-custody deaths; Maryland may not feel the worst from federal cuts until later.

State Roundup: Moore announces hiring freeze, buyouts amid budget woes; Ed Board OKs recommendations to serve special ed students, guards against book bans

Gov. Moore announces hiring freeze, buyouts amid budget woes; Ed Board OKs recommendations to serve special ed students, guards against book bans.

State Roundup: Audit finds Disabilities Admin failed to collect $119M; Maryland, Jewish and Muslim institutions on alert after Iran strike; heat dome grips state

Audit finds Disabilities Admin failed to collect $119M; Maryland, Jewish and Muslim institutions on alert after Iran strike; heat dome gripping state

Maryland Schools Respond to Opioid Epidemic with Programs that Connect Teens to Screening and Treatment

By LIZZY ALSPACH Karen Siska-Creel, Anne Arundel County’s school health and support director, knows from experience that if a problem pops up in the community, it won’t take long for it to appear in schools. When the opioid epidemic began to spread in Anne Arundel...

State Roundup: Gaming firm gets mobile betting license despite D.C. settlement; Carroll sheriff says he will continue to side with residents against power company

Gaming firm gets Maryland mobile betting license despite D.C. settlement; Carroll sheriff says he will continue to side with residents against power company access; gas tax to drop slightly in July.

STATE ROUNDUP: black leaders want moore held accountable on racial wealth gap; Moore announces ‘just communities’ to help historic disinvestment

BLACK LEADERS WANT MOORE HELD ACCOUNTABLE, SAY RACIAL WEALTH GAP CAN’T END WITHOUT REPARATIONS: Though Gov. Wes Moore announced actions toward ending the racial wealth gap Thursday, members of the Maryland Legislative Black Caucus say that cannot truly happen without...

State Roundup: Report says feds contribute $150 billion to Maryland economy; JHU UM sue to protect federal research funding; how lobbyists influenced legislative session

Report says federal government contribute s$150 billion to Maryland economy; JHU UM sue to protect federal research funding; how lobbyists, advocates influenced the 2025 legislative session.

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