June 19, 2025 - 11:07

WESTOVER, MD - Impassioned Somerset County Public School (SCPS) parents, students, and staff spoke during the Board of Education (BOE) meeting Tuesday night. The atmosphere was charged as community members voiced their concerns over various issues affecting local schools. Many parents expressed frustration over budget allocations, curriculum changes, and the need for improved mental health resources for students.
Students also took the opportunity to share their experiences and advocate for changes they believe are necessary for a better educational environment. The board faced tough questions regarding transparency and decision-making processes, as attendees demanded more involvement in shaping policies that directly impact their children.
As discussions unfolded, it became clear that the community's passion for education runs deep, with many calling for action and accountability from the board. The meeting highlighted the ongoing challenges and the need for collaboration between the BOE and the community to ensure the best outcomes for students in Somerset County.
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