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Maryland State Education Association

President Donald Trump is ordering U.S. schools to stop teaching what he views as “critical race theory” and other material dealing with race and sexuality or risk losing their federal money. (DepositPhotos)
Mar 18, 2026

Deadline nears for $60K minimum MD teacher salary; 11 counties lagging

Maryland's school districts have until July 1 to raise teacher salaries to a $60,000 minimum, and only about half of them have reached that threshold.

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is shown in 2017. (U.S. General Services Administration file photo)
Mar 9, 2021

Nonunion Md. teachers lose bid for refund of dues

Maryland public school teachers who declined to join the state labor union but were statutorily compelled to pay a representation fee are not entitled to a refund on the money […]

Following Porter mistrial, activists focus on larger issues
Apr 17, 2018

Maryland’s largest union to endorse Jealous for governor

Maryland's largest teacher's union is officially endorsing Ben Jealous for governor.

Study: Jobs from Md. gas drilling would boom, bust
Jul 26, 2017

Energy lobbyists spent big in Md., but failed to win on fracking

ANNAPOLIS — The oil and natural gas industry spent more than $1.4 million to influence Maryland lawmakers during this year’s General Assembly session. But lobbyists still lost their fight to […]

Hogan questions legality of education spending bill
Aug 5, 2016

Madaleno, ACLU, teachers union call on Hogan to freeze private schools subsidy

A state senator has joined with the ACLU of Maryland and the state’s largest teachers union in calling on Gov. Larry Hogan to withhold $5 million set aside for private […]

Jan 12, 2015

Teachers union ads urge no cut in school funding

A Maryland teachers union is launching a petition drive to protect strong investments in schools. The Maryland State Education Association kicked off a radio ad campaign and online petition drive […]

Fight brewing between Hogan, Democrats over education funding
Dec 15, 2014

Fight brewing between Hogan, Democrats over education funding

Gov.-elect Larry Hogan faces a potential battle with the General Assembly if he decides to cut funding to education.

Nov 13, 2013

Brown reviewing Gansler’s ‘dark money’ challenge

One day after challenging fellow Maryland Democratic gubernatorial candidates to forgo independent expenditures in the 2014 campaign, Doug Gansler stands alone.

Oct 18, 2013

MSEA panel to recommend endorsing Brown

OCEAN CITY — A Maryland State Education Association panel decided Friday to recommend that the union endorse Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown for governor. The association’s endorsement council met Friday afternoon. […]

Oct 18, 2013

Md. gubernatorial candidates discuss education

OCEAN CITY — Maryland candidates for governor outlined some of their plans and priorities for education to the state’s teachers‘ union on Friday, a day before the union is scheduled […]

Oct 17, 2013

Mizeur discusses education proposals

Del. Heather Mizeur wants to make public pre-kindergarten open to all 4-year-old children, as well as 3-year-olds from lower- and middle-class families. Mizeur, who is running for the Democratic nomination […]

Jun 27, 2012

Penn National tops General Assembly lobbying list

ANNAPOLIS — Gambling has been the issue du jour in Maryland since it apparently tied up budget negotiations in the final weeks of the General Assembly. It should come as […]

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