Howard County Schools Plan Virtual Learning Program for 2022
As part of its fiscal 2022 budget, Howard County Board of Education in Maryland has set aside funds for five additional technology positions and the Digital Education Center, a virtual learning program with 12 positions.
May 28, 2021 •
iStockphoto (TNS) Ending a second budget season amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Howard County Board of Education on Thursday adopted a $942 million operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
The fiscal 2022 budget is $24 million more than the 2021 spending plan, allowing for an increase in special education staff, student support personnel and a new Digital Education Center. These are never easy processes, Howard County schools Superintendent Michael Martirano said after the budget adoption. I thank our county executive and the County Council for their partnership, the allocation of additional dollars and the trust they have in [the b
Last week, the Howard County school board unanimously decided to add $6.2 million to the system’s fiscal 2022 operating budget proposal for the Digital Education Center a virtual learning program irrespective of the coronavirus pandemic that could be offered to some students starting this fall.
Last week, the Howard County school board unanimously decided to add $6.2 million to the system’s fiscal 2022 operating budget proposal for the Digital Education Center a virtual learning program irrespective of the coronavirus pandemic that could be offered to some students starting this fall.
The Howard County Board of Education on Monday approved changes to the system’s school resource officer program. The vote puts a “safety and security” program into the system’s fiscal 2022 budget, adding 22 full-time positions that are meant to aid in the physical and mental safety of students.
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