Updated: 5:42 PM EST Feb 12, 2021 The Blueprint for Maryland s Future Act is now law after the General Assembly overrode the governor s veto, but Gov. Larry Hogan said the fight is not over.The state Senate voted 31-16 Friday to override Hogan s veto of the Kirwan education bill. This comes after the House of Delegates voted Monday to override the governor s veto.Supporters say the coronavirus pandemic has only widened the academic and performance gap among students and that the bill will help address that.Brit Kirwan, chairman in the Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education (Kirwan Commission), released a statement on the veto override, saying: All Marylanders should rejoice over the General Assembly s courageous action to override the veto of the Blueprint for Maryland s Future bill. As a result, desperately needed resources will now flow to the schools and children across the state, including an army of tutors, a significant expansion of community schools