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Prince George's teachers protest staffing crisis
Prince George’s County teachers are protesting the growing staffing crisis in public schools. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports they sounded the alarm Thursday outside the school board’s meeting.
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Prince George's County Public Schools recruit federal workers
School districts across the DMV are opening up their doors for federal workers in need of a career change. Amid so much uncertainty within the federal workforce, federal workers like Monique Mason are searching for new opportunities. “Divine Alignment,” she said. “Everything happens for a reason.” Mason is currently on administrative leave from her job at the U.S. Patent...
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Prince George's County Public Schools recruit federal workers
School districts around the DMV are opening up their doors to federal workers looking for a career change. News4’s Jessica Albert explains why school leaders believe federal workers have a lot to offer students.
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Athletic directors sue PGCPS over pay for their work during teacher shortage
Several athletic directors in Prince George’s County sued the school district for wage theft, claiming they stepped up and taught when there was a teacher shortage but didn’t get paid what they say they were promised. Athletic directors JC Pinkney and Makia Staves say they were asked to also teach in the classroom to help during a teacher shortage...
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Several PGCPS athletic directors file lawsuit over pay
Several athletic directors in Prince George’s County are suing the school district for wage theft, claiming they stepped up and taught when there was a teacher shortage, but they say they didn’t get paid what they were promised. News4’s Darcy Spencer spoke with two of the athletic directors and has the school district’s response.
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‘Deplorable': Students, educators and parents protest Dept. of Education cuts
Cuts to the Department of Education have many worried about its trickle-down effect for students on the local level. News4’s Megan McGrath reports.
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Flu shot clinic set up for PGCPS community after student deaths
A flu shot clinic was set up for the Prince George’s County Public Schools community after two elementary school students died of the flu. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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2 children die from flu in Prince George's County
Two Prince George’s County Public School students died from the flu, the school district said. News4’s Jackie Bensen spoke with the superintendent about how they are handling the outbreak sweeping the country.
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2 PGCPS students died from flu
Two Prince George’s County Public School students died from the flu, the school district superintendent confirmed to News4. The students attended CMIT North Elementary School in Laurel and John Bayne Elementary School in Capitol Heights. A third student also died recently, but it’s unclear if it was from the flu. “It’s disheartening to lose any family member, but we’re...
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2 Prince George's students died from flu
Two Prince George’s County Public School students have died from the flu, the school district superintendent confirmed to News4’s Jackie Bensen.
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Prince George's parents flag safety concerns at ‘state of the schools' town hall
Prince George’s County Council and school board members held an emergency state of the schools town hall Tuesday night to address community concerns.
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Town hall adresses concerns of violence in Prince George's County schools
Concerned community members came together in Prince George’s County at a town hall addressing violent incidents at local schools. News4’s Walter Morris reports.
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Report of gun at Prince George's high school alarms parents
Officers found no gun in their search of High Point High School. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.
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Several DC-area school districts announce delays for Wednesday
Several school districts in the D.C. area are reporting two-delays as freezing temperatures grip the region.
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Several DC-area school districts announce closings, delays for Tuesday
Several school districts in the D.C. area are reporting closings and delays as freezing temperatures grip the region.
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Family and friends rally in support of student assaulted at Maryland high school
Friends and family held a “show of support” outside of Potomac High School after a girl was jumped and beaten on her way to cheerleading practice. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Girl, 14, jumped and assaulted by group of students at Maryland high school
A 14-year-old girl was jumped and beaten on her way to cheerleading practice last week at her Maryland high school, her mother told News4. Juanita Caldwell says her daughter was assaulted by a group of students at Potomac High School in Oxon Hill. “My daughter had a knot on the left side of her face,” Caldwell said. “On the right…
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Girl, 14, jumped and assaulted by group of students at Maryland high school
A 14-year-old girl was jumped and beaten on her way to cheerleading practice last week at her Maryland high school, her mother told News4’s Jackie Bensen.
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PGCPS discusses 2025-26 school year plans at legislative day
Prince George’s County Public Schools hosted its annual legislative day to inform state and county officials of its 2025-26 academic year goals. Superintendent Millard House said he and the Board of Education are preparing for a future without COVID-19 funds. “We don’t even know what those funds are looking like from the state as of yet, but we’re...
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Prince George's County schools establish 2025 goals
Prince George’s County Public Schools hosted its annual legislative day to establish the priorities for the 2025 academic year. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.