2016 Session Leaves Missed Opportunities to Help Working Marylanders
When this year’s legislative session began, there was the potential for the General Assembly to take meaningful steps to help read more
Investing in child care could save Maryland families thousands of dollars each year
As parents throughout the state already know, enrolling an infant in daycare in Maryland can now costs more than the read more
Approved State Budget Leaves Unmet Needs
Maryland’s new state spending plan does not do all it could to meet the needs of families still struggling to read more
Free School Lunches for all Low-Income Students Help Families Make Ends Meet
Given before the House Ways and Means Committee
The Maryland Center on Economic Policy Supports House Bill 1325
For many read more
Expanding the Free Lunch Program Would Feed More Children
Given before the House Ways and Means Committee
The Maryland Center on Economic Policy Supports House Bill 1360
Free breakfast read more
Help Proposed for Families Struggling to Afford Enough to Eat
Photo by: FeydHuxtable Creative Commons License
Passage of measures being considered by the legislature would help the one in eight read more
The 2016 Legislative Session Begins
Decisions made during the 2016 legislative session, which begins today, will affect the prosperity of average Marylanders for years to read more
Maryland Casinos Get Rich While Public Schools Struggle
December marked one of the most profitable months on record for Maryland casinos— which generated more than $95 million in read more
Governor Hogan Using Education Funding To Play Politics, Harming Students of Color
Governor Larry Hogan’s recent actions on school funding suggest that he is playing politics with students’ educations.
The governor recently read more
School Cuts More Likely to Harm Students of Color
Gov. Larry Hogan’s continued refusal to release available education funding is disproportionately hurting students of color throughout Maryland, putting those read more
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