Maryland Gov. Wes Moore proposes changes to education initiative amid teacher shortage
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has seen progress with the state’s expansive Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education initiative and is now looking to refine key parts of the program, addressing the teacher shortage in Maryland and scaling back collaborative time in schools.
The shortage is particularly acute in Licking County, where finding qualified staff to fill open positions has become increasingly difficult.
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