The Worcester County Board of Education has announced the two finalists for the next Superintendent of Schools: Annette Wallace, current Chief Safety Officer and Academic Officer for grades 9-12, and Monique Wheatley-Phillip, with over 30 years of experience in education as a classroom and special education resource teacher. The Board aims to make a final decision this month and appoint the chosen candidate in May, with the new Superintendent starting on July 1, 2025. Superintendent Lou Taylor announced his retirement in January after 41 years of service, leading to a search process conducted by the Maryland Association of Boards of Education and public input gathering to inform the selection of a new superintendent.
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Trump kept his promise to order a ban on trans female athletes. Court fights have followed.
Donald Trump has made significant moves regarding transgender participation in sports, pledging to eliminate what he terms "transgender insanity" from schools and signed executive orders to reinforce biological definitions of sex, particularly in athletics. His administration's orders empower federal agencies to penalize institutions that allow transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports, with a focus on compliance with Title IX. This marks a shift from previous interpretations that included gender identity, and while legal challenges...
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