Rachel Cieri Mull

As many as 25,000 Baltimore students rely on a public transit system that makes it nearly impossible for them to get to school on time, according to a Banner investigation. Join reporters Liz Bowie and Greg Morton on Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. as they discuss their findings with education editor Rachel Cieri Mull. This will be an opportunity to ask any questions you may have about Baltimore’s transportation for students, The Banner’s reporting process or possible solutions.

The Baltimore Banner recently launched the Education Hub, a community-funded expansion of our journalism, to help our readers understand the path to getting every Maryland child a high quality-education. From accountability reporting to highlighting the good work of educators, we are using issues as a guide to our reporting. Join our team of reporters on Thursday, Oct.

As a parent of a rising kindergartner, I‚Äôve seen firsthand how hard it is for families to find reliable information to make decisions about their children‚Äôs education. How can I tell if my local public school is ‚Äúgood‚ÄĚ? And more importantly, how can I tell if it‚Äôs good for my child? If I have concerns, where do I turn for help? I know test scores don‚Äôt tell the whole story. The parent rumor mill doesn‚Äôt, either.