With the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future set to take effect next school year, the Carroll County Board of Education will consider a number of variables when working to craft a budget under the new state funding model. A special meeting is set for Wednesday to begin the process.
Carroll County Public Schools must submit a plan to the state in March for how the county will implement the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education reforms, and discussions have begun on what that plan should contain.
Citing a shortage of substitute teachers, the Carroll County school board voted Wednesday to increase substitute pay rates for the remainder of the 2021-22 school year. The plan, which Superintendent Steven Lockard supports, will increase wages for degreed, certificated, permanent, long term and non-degreed substitutes.
Citing a shortage of substitute teachers, the Carroll County school board voted Wednesday to increase substitute pay rates for the remainder of the 2021-22 school year. The plan, which Superintendent Steven Lockard supports, will increase wages for degreed, certificated, permanent, long term and non-degreed substitutes.