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The Frederick County Public Schools system is trying to plan for a new school year beneath the threatening clouds of the coronavirus pandemic, coming up with a draft plan that has some answers but generates so many questions.
Today's editorial
The Frederick County Public Schools system is trying to plan for a new school year beneath the threatening clouds of the coronavirus pandemic, coming up with a draft plan that has some answers but generates so many questions.
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Let’s talk about money. In this year’s budget report, Frederick County Public Schools shared that the county would spend $1.7 million to put p…
When I first heard that hot-headed vandals had knocked down a statue honoring a Confederate leader or a slave trader, I confess that I felt a …
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