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Cursive is scrawling its way back into Central Maryland schools

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By Kristen Griffith Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
The first day of school in Baltimore and Harford counties marks the return of cursiveto all second- and third-grade classrooms in the two districts. The counties join schools in neighboring Baltimore City, Howard County and Anne Arundel County that teach the handwriting style, which is seeing a resurgence across the country.
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Baltimore County board member apologizes for social media post deemed ‘anti-Muslim’

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By Kristen Griffith Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
A Baltimore County school board member apologized Tuesday for a social media post that some critics accused of “promoting anti-Muslim stereotypes.” Board member Maggie Litz Domanowski apologized at Tuesday’s school board meeting after posting a meme on Facebook over the weekend with a Charlie Brown character holding a sign saying, “If you fear MAGA will take away women’s rights, then you should learn about Sharia law,” a reference to the legal system for Islam.
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A Baltimore County charter school struggled to open. The director’s past may end it for good.

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By Kristen Griffith Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Baltimore County’s school board is reconsidering the future of Puzzle Pieces Learning Academy Public Charter School after learning about Executive Director Chizarra Dashiell’s criminal, financial and professional past. For the second time this year, board members will consider revoking Puzzle Pieces’ charter, the agreement that would allow the school to open next year.
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