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Print John Patti, WBAL News Radio 1090 and FM101.5 A Baltimore County Grand Jury has returned a seven-count indictment against Dylan Shields for causing the death of 30-year-old Luke Souders of Catonsville on Jan. 19, 2021. Souders was killed on I-95 near the southwest side of the Baltimore Beltway. Baltimore County State s Attorney Scott Shellenberger says the indictment charges Shields with a number of counts, including negligent manslaughter, criminally negligent manslaughter, and use of a hand-held device causing an accident that resulted in death. Shellenberger believes the evidence is pretty compelling to prove that a hand-held device was being used right when the accident occurred. ....
Students, families question decision to close Aurora STEM school Fifth-grader Dylan Shields says he has never been more challenged or more excited to learn since he started attending the John C. Dunham STEM Partnership School two years ago. Through the program, the Naperville boy recently created a greenhouse to grow plants and built a solar-powered car model, he said. Courtesy of Angela and Dylan Shields
With the John C. Dunham STEM Partnership School on the Aurora University campus slated to close at the end of the 2021-22 academic year, partnering districts are eyeing expanded STEM opportunities within their own schools. ....
Posted4/19/2021 5:30 AM Four Aurora-area school districts are considering withdrawing from the John C. Dunham STEM Partnership School, a move that would effectively dissolve the highly touted program at the end of next academic year. Located on the Aurora University campus, the school offers specialized science, technology, engineering and mathematics curriculum to about 50 third- through eighth-graders from each participating district: Indian Prairie 204, West Aurora 129, East Aurora 131 and Batavia 101.
The STEM students have performed well academically in what West Aurora Superintendent Jeff Craig called a nurturing environment, with opportunities to engage with business leaders and experts in the field. The unique and collaborative educational model has received high praise from students and parents, many of whom say they are devastated by the prospect of discontinuing the program. ....