Saint Mary's Co. Students Come Together To Fundraise For School Safety"We Are All Great Mills." Along with the Great Mills hornet mascot, that's the slogan on the front of t-shirts being sold.
Maryland Sen. Cardin To Discuss School SafetySen. Ben Cardin will be discussing school safety and gun law reforms with high school students.
Md. Bill To Enhance School Safety Approved; Some Say More Is NeededBig changes are coming to Maryland as a group of political leaders will soon identify what needs to be done to better protect hundreds of schools in the state.
Maryland Lawmakers Work On School Safety, Crime, On Last DayA measure to improve school safety cleared the Maryland General Assembly on Monday, less than a month after a shooting at a high school in the state left two students dead.
Maryland House Approves Legislation To Fight CrimeThe Maryland House of Delegates on Saturday passed measures aimed at fighting crime, along with bills on school safety and medical marijuana.
Maryland House Panel Passes School Safety MeasureA Maryland House panel has passed a measure to improve school safety.
Maryland Senate Expands On School Safety BillThe Maryland Senate has expanded a measure to improve school safety by requiring a school resource officer or otherwise adequate law enforcement coverage at all public schools by the start of next school year.
Maryland Senate Panel Approves School Safety Standards BillA Maryland Senate panel has approved a measure to create consistent standards for school safety statewide.
Md. Lawmakers Race To Push School Safety BillsMaryland lawmakers are in a time crunch to pass a proposed measure to put an armed officer in every public school in the state as the end of the legislative session looms.
Maryland Bill Would Put An Armed Officer In Every SchoolMaryland lawmakers are considering a measure to put an armed school resource officer in every public school.
Howard County Increasing Security Measures At Schools Following ShootingsIn the wake of recent shootings, including one in southern Maryland last week, school leaders in Howard County say they will spend more than $1 million on safety measures.
