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Balto. Co. schools budget would add 100 teachers
Baltimore County classrooms would have about 100 more teachers next school year under a budget proposal unveiled Tuesday by Superintendent Dallas Dance. In his first spending plan since taking the post, Dance presented a $1.3 billion operating budget...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Perry Hall High School, Health and Safety at School, Budgets and Budgeting
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School transition team urges review of achievement gap, discipline policies
Baltimore County schools should work to more quickly eliminate achievement gaps and ensure that discipline policies are applied consistently to all groups of students, according to recommendations made by the transition team appointed by Superintendent...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Human Interest, Students, Nancy Grasmick, Baltimore County
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Meet Dallas Dance
New Baltimore County Superintendent Dallas Dance will be the guest at the next Sun Newsmaker Forum this Thursday, when he will answer questions from the public about his plans for the school system and the decisions he has already made. Mr. Dance's...
Tags: Perry Hall High School, Baltimore County, Howard County, Towson
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Dance challenges school system to set goals and embrace a 'barrage of ideas'
Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent  S. Dallas Dance  last week set his expectations for "Team BCPS" — calling on educators to working together with parents, students and the community to make the county school system the best in the...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Schools, Education, High Schools
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Payout for Hairston contracts is ludicrous
Please explain why Baltimore County school "leaders" agreed to pay $150,000 to the two school employees who were given contracts by former Superintendent Joe Hairston if the contract was illegal? (School system agrees to settlement with two employees,"... -
School system agrees to settlement with two employees
The Baltimore SunThe Baltimore County school board Tuesday night voted to approve numerous retirements and resignations, including those of two employees who signed contracts with the former superintendent that a union official and others have questioned. But the board...Tags: Career and Workplace, Employees, Justice System, Lawyers, Judges
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Balto. County pays $150,000 total to two former school employees
Baltimore County school leaders have paid a total of $150,989 in a settlement with two high-ranking employees who signed contracts with the former superintendent, even though the school system and new superintendent contend that the contracts were not...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Trials, Litigation, Baltimore County, Litigation and Regulation
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Two school officials who had signed contracts with Hairston leave system
The two high-ranking school employees who signed contracts with former Baltimore County Superintendent Joe A. Hairston before he retired have both left the system.
The contracts would have paid the employees nearly a half-million dollars if new...Tags: Career and Workplace, Employees
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Cousin granted pay raises to central office staff before retiring
Shortly before retiring this summer, Howard County school superintendent Sydney Cousin told employees in the central office that he was giving them a pay raise but did not take the matter before the school board for approval.
Some board members say...Tags: Career and Workplace, Employees, Ray Brown, Baltimore County, Renee Foose
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Hairston contracts raise questions
The revelation that former Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Joe Hairston supposedly protected two administrative employees who recently have been transferred to other positions raises several huge red flags ("Hairston gave employment contracts to...Tags: Career and Workplace, Employment Opportunities, Employment
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Hairston gave employment contracts to two top aides before retiring
Former Baltimore County school superintendent Joe A. Hairston signed employment contracts before he retired with two top aides that would pay them nearly a half-million dollars in severance if his successor fired them when bringing in his own leadership...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Career and Workplace, Employment Opportunities, Environmental Issues, Wake County
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Foose takes over as Howard superintendent
Renee Foose's call to education came around the 10th grade, when she says she "fell in love" with biology class. From there, she began a circuitous route to her career, and sometimes she was literally behind the wheel. Among the jobs Foose took to pay...
Tags: Howard Community College, Teaching and Learning, University of Delaware, Frederick County (Maryland), Students
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