John Huber

Maryland Public Schools are mostly closed or opening late today because of the first snowstorm in some time. One can’t wonder but ask why they can’t jus use virtual learning for today.  When the pandemic first hit, school systems adapted to the virtual style of learning very quickly.  At the time, those in education (students, …

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Here is a brief overview of the upcoming hot topics in Maryland K-12 Education in 2022. COVID-19 Schools are currently planning to open as planned in 2022 regardless of the record number of COVID cases. So far, most of the schools seem to be steadfast on their desire to open for in person learning.  This …

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School systems in Maryland are starting to scramble.  COVID cases are peaking like never seen before and there seems to be no end in sight.  At issue is whether to keep schools open for in person learning or return to virtual learning. In either case there will be major objections on both sides. If systems …

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Over the last several years, when it comes to active shootings, particularly in schools, we have no doubt heard the acronymALICE.  So, what exactly is ALICE and how are they teaching it to our kids? Schools and school systems often boast that they subscribe to or have implemented the “ALICE Protocols.”  So, what exactly does …

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As the details of the deadly Michigan school shooting became known, it struck the core of every administrator and guidance counselor who has ever worked in K-12 education over the last 20 plus years.  The most disturbing of all the details was the realization that the would-be shooter was identified and questioned on the same …

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