Harford County math teacher Lindsey Ferrari-Puopolo is being recognized for her dedication to her students.
Bel Air nursing teacher Jessica Powers has been recognized for her support of students beyond graduation.
Bel Air teacher Shannon Grauel has been recognized for being a "positive light" in her students' lives and making school fun for the kids.
Fifth grade Bel Air teacher Elise Riser has been recognized for her inclusion of all students in the classroom and positive environment.
American Legion Post 55, along with business and community partners, donated numerous backpacks and school supplies to HCPS students.
Harford County language arts teacher Colleen Diven has been recognized for her compassion and dedication to her students.
Seventh grade social studies teacher Ali Gillis has been recognized for her dedication to education and fun learning environment.
Jennifer Edwards, a reading specialist and active church volunteer, has been recognized for her compassion and dedication to others.
Preschool special education teacher Meg Sledge has been applauded for her work with her students by one of her kid's moms.
Social studies teacher Robert Rinehart has been recognized by a former student who was inspired by her teacher to major in history.
Harford Community College Teacher Amanda Girardi recognized for her dedication to mental health as a nursing educator.
Fourth grade teacher Brenna Talbard has been recognized as an outstanding teacher in Bel Air.
Second grade teacher Holly Dillon has been nominated for her care and compassion for her students.
A father and his two daughters all three love to teach, which can be seen through the success and positive attitudes of their kids.
Special education teacher Lauren Bull has been lauded for the tender care and devotion she shows for her students.
Nicole Lovett of Bel Air, a second-grade teacher, has been credited for dedication to her students.
U.S. history teacher Kristien Foss has impacted numerous students throughout her career as she nears retirement.
Meet Janis M. Kozak of Bel Air, a Spanish teacher who has been honored for the impact she's had on her students.
Meet Briana Rutherford of Bel Air, a life skills teacher who has been nominated for her dedication to working with special needs students.
All outdoor activities, recess and PE classes will be canceled at Harford County Public Schools Tuesday due to excessive heat.
The Harford County Sheriff's Office seeks applicants to fill the four new school resource officer positions that've been added.
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly celebrated the start of the school year by noting all bus driver spots had been filled and no snafus.
The 2022-2023 Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program shows "encouraging advancements" in Harford County students' academic performance.
The North Harford High School Envirothon Team placed 10th in a global contest held this summer in Canada.
The community can help support Harford County students by donating to two school supply drives going on now.
A Harford County student has received a Dunkin' Regional Scholarship for the upcoming school year.
School, town officials reached an agreement over running an emergency access road through the Homestead-Wakefield Elementary School Campus.
Four new individuals have joined the Board of Education of Harford County this month including the Student Member of the Board.
Summer lunches will be available to Harford County kids ages two to 18 starting June 20 at select sites.
More than 3,000 students received college-sponsored National Merit Scholarships financed by 153 U.S. colleges and universities.
Harford County Public Schools has filed a lawsuit against the social media companies that own YouTube, TikTok And Snapchat.
The Harford County School Board met with the county executive to discuss the proposed budget; together they'll add $25M more for schools.
The Harford County school board has approved changing the names of 2 elementary schools to sever ties with their slaveholder namesakes.
One more National Merit Scholars from Harford County for 2023 has been named in a second wave of scholarships.
A report released by the National Center for Education Statistics indicates that Maryland students' scores are at or below national scores.
Harford Community College has received a $427,181 national grant to help students majoring in the geospatial technology degree.
A Harford County resident has been named a National Merit Scholar. The student plans to study medicine.
An active tuberculosis case has been identified at Joppatowne High School and healthy officials are conducting contact tracing.
The proposed budget for Harford County has been described as a "worst case scenario" by Harford County Public Schools leaders.
The 2023 Teacher of the Year for Harford County Public Schools has been credited with inspiring students.