University Park Solar Array Powers Homes, Minds

Installation of the school's solar array began Monday.

College Loan Rates May Double Monday

Congress has yet to act on a cut, which is set to expire July 1, that has kept interest rates on college loans low.

Finalists Selected for Prince George's Schools CEO

County Executive Rushern Baker is due to make a decision by the end of the week.

Maryland Schools Receive $1.2 Million from Giant Food

One school in Prince George's County will receive more than $10,000 in funding from the program.

Baker Selects New School Board Chair

Segun Eubanks officially replaced Verjeana Jacobs as school board chair on Saturday.

Visitor's Visa Denied for Mom of Parkdale High Senior

The mother of Divesh Riza, a refugee from Nepal, was denied a visa to attend his graduation next week.

Ripken to UMD Grads: Keep a Positive Attitude and 'Make Your Mark'

Baseball's Iron Man delivered the commencement address Sunday at the University of Maryland's Comcast Center.

Michelle Obama in College Park: It's Time to Feel Hungry Again

In a speech rich with historical references, the first lady reminded the Bowie State class of 2013 why education is important.

12th Annual Azalea Classic Attracts Community, Promotes Healthy Living

After a tornado warning and an evening storm hitting University Park, community residents, volunteers and hundreds of parents and faculty came together on April 20, to participate in the 12th annual Azalea Classic 5K-1K-1 Mile run and walk.

Azalea Classic Promotes Fitness, Community Ties

The upcoming April 20th Annual Azalea Classic 5K-1K-1M Run/Walk attracts runners, volunteers, children, community residents and the Northwestern High School Band for the University Park Elementary School’s PTA fundraiser.

UPES Takes on Cora Rice in Science Bowl Semifinals

If the team is victorious in Tuesday's semifinal match, they will go on to compete in the final game.

NHS Choir Makes S. Africa Trip Fundraising Goal

Choir boosters overcome challenges, raise money to make it to South Africa choir festival.

Big Ten Move May Return Eliminated Sports to UMD

A university commission is weighing which, if any, teams should be restored.

Parkdale's Clinton Smith Wins State Teaching Prize

The Christine D. Sarbanes Award honors an educator 'who works avidly to promote reading.'

Graduation 2013: Dates, Locations for Prince George's Schools

When and where the county's seniors will cross the stage.

Spring Break Begins for Prince George's Students

Students will return to school on Monday, April 8.

Beacon Heights Library Gets Second Life

A fresh coat of paint, new books, rugs, and seating turned the library from drab to fab.

LAST CHANCE: Deadline to Submit PGCPS Transfer Request is Friday

You have until 4:30 p.m. Friday to make a request to transfer schools.

Superintendent: Teachers Need More Training in Science, Math

Better trained teachers can help prepare students for modern jobs, say state and county officials.

$1.7B Approved Schools Budget Includes Safety, Tech Upgrades

The Fiscal Year 2014 budget represents a $28.9 million increase over last year's budget.

PGCPS Name Top 3 Candidates in Superintendent Search

The candidates were selected from a national search.

Fundraising An Obstacle for Northwestern Choir Trip

The Northwestern High School Choir needs to see a “significant gain” in fundraising in March or the trip to the Ihlombe Choral Festival will be jeopardized.

O'Malley Wants Funding Increase for School Breakfast Program

The program, Maryland Meals for Achievement, provides students at 271 schools with breakfast at their desks.

Northwestern High Harlem Shake: Version Three

Okay. We get it, Wildcats. You like the Harlem Shake.

PGCPS Holding Systemic "Lockdown" Drills Tuesday

No persons will be allowed to enter or exit the buildings during the 20 minute "code red lock down" drill.

NHS Wrestling, Cheerleading Shake it Out

Northwestern High School athletes take part in school's second Harlem Shake video.

Agencies Partner to Keep Riverdale Kids Warm

Wam winter coats were delivered last week to children in need at Riverdale Elementary and two other county schools.

Pr. George's Reaches Top 20 for National Board Certified Teachers

One teacher in Riverdale Park, MD, is among 27 PGCPS teachers recently gaining national board certification.

PHOTOS: Special Needs Students Visit Riverdale Heights Fire Station

Two dozen students visited the fire station for a tour and fire safety prevention tips.

Lunch Lessons: Riverdale Elementary School Promotes Healthy Eating in Cafeteria, Classrooms and After School

The school's community is supporting the healthier changes at the school and its been rewarded for its achievements.

Affordable Ayurveda: Classes in the Herbalism

UMD Attempts 'Gangnam Style' Flash Mob [UPDATE]

Dancing (and a little disarray) filled the University of Maryland's McKeldin Mall on Wednesday.

Sheridan Street Community Garden - Poultry Palooza

“Be the Peace” Meditation Hour – Globally-synchronized Meditation Event

Whiz Kid: Steven Caldwell

Hip hop anyone?

Prince George's Schools Budget-Cutting Alternatives Few and Far Between

Large turnout at public hearing nets relatively few cost-cutting ideas to Prince George's County School system officials.

School Board Chair Discusses Budget on Fox5 News

Chair Verjeana M. Jacobs talked about the $85 million budget shortfall.

Opinion: County's Public Schools Need Help to Keep Its Funding

Contact your state senator and representatives.

Photo Gallery: Parkdale High Pep Rally

To amp up for their homecoming game Saturday, the school held a pep rally Thursday night.

Bringing Back a New Educational System to Guatemala

Through a partnership between Ipala, Guatemala and Riverdale Park, six Guatemalan teachers visit Riverdale Elementary School and Beltsville Academy to observe Maryland’s educational system and incorporate new ideas in their own country.