BCPS Looks To Restore Dozens Of Critical Jobs

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — The school district has announced that it could soon restore some 140 critical positions.

The announcement came Friday, during a presser between Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Myriam Rogers and County Executive Kathy Klausmeier.

In line with Klausmeier's proposed budget for fiscal year 2027, the school district would see over $9 million in additional funding.

Rogers detailed that the funds could restore over 90 positions in elementary schools and nearly 40 critical listings for middle schools.

Another 10 assistant principal positions, which would primarily support the district's high school, could be afforded.

"This investment reflects the real progress our students and schools are making," Rogers said.

The proposed budget will be presented to the Baltimore County Council in April, with a vote on the budget expected in May.