From reading and memorizing the times tables to working on a long-shelved art project, students are staying busy. more

Changes in guidance at the state level have provided Anne Arundel County Public Schools with the opportunity to expand the meals program in place during the school shutdown, and AACPS’ Division … more

Children who go to any of the 31 school sites from noon to 12:30pm Monday through Friday or the 21 additional mobile meals will receive a nutritious breakfast, lunch and dinner. more

Curbside pickup of hot meals will be provided to students at 31 school sites from noon to 12:30pm Monday through Friday. more

The students’ essays targeted big issues facing Maryland, from assisting veterans to protecting the Chesapeake Bay. more

According to the Anne Arundel County Police Department, there were 88 cases where drivers failed to stop in 2019 and 13 cases where drivers failed to remain stopped. more

Two dancers from Chesapeake High School, Paige Gibson and Cailey Solano, earned All-State honors in late January, ranking them among the 26 best in the state. more

Pasadena was well represented during the Cool Schools Plunge at Sandy Point State Park in Annapolis on January 23. more

From the mountains and villas of Varese, Italy, to the hills of Pasadena, Maryland, Chesapeake High School student Sveva Campigotto has come a long way — literally — since fall 2019. more

Kindergartener Bentley Campbell has had anything but an easy childhood. Now, Riviera Beach Elementary is using his story to spread awareness about heart issues. more

Bella Blickenstaff, a 13-year-old Chesapeake Bay Middle School student with a passion for writing, was recently crowned a winner in the Anne Arundel County Reading Council's Young Authors Contest with her poem, “Fake Crown.” more

Each month, the Pasadena Voice poses a question to a local fifth-grade class. This month, students from Ms. McQuinn’s class at Bodkin Elementary answered the question: What do you think it means to be in love? more

Chesapeake High School senior Hannah Klein was nominated for the United States Presidential Scholar Award in Career and Technical education for her leadership in the Future Business Leaders of America. more

Accompanied by teachers Tim Swann and Tim Stedman, Northeast student-athletes Chase Landon and Burke Landon recently went to Capitol Hill to speak to Congressman John Sarbanes and Senator Chris Van … more

Lake Shore Elementary’s cast of 56 third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students is hard at work preparing for the school’s first “full-out musical,” according to music teacher Elizabeth Heist. more

Join in the fun as basketball team captain Troy and the brainy Gabriella attempt to shake up the status quo by auditioning for the high school musical at East High. more

This January, Anne Arundel County students will join an estimated 4,500 of their peers from across the state to take a plunge into the chilly Chesapeake Bay. more

Bodkin Elementary art teacher Jaclyn Cockcroft was recently recognized for her outstanding work inside the classroom. more

Each month, the Pasadena Voice poses a question to a local fifth-grade class. This month, students from Mrs. Ellis’ class at Fort Smallwood Elementary answered the question: What do you think your life will be like in the future? more

In his $1.36 billion operating budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2021, presented to the Board of Education on December 18, Superintendent George Arlotto included pay raises for employees and 195 classroom teaching positions to address enrollment increases and to reduce class sizes. more