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Opinion
Published
06/19/05
IN 2002, Anne Arundel County voters gave Robert Ehrlich Jr. 65 percent of their votes and helped make him governor. With the next gubernatorial election on the horizon, those voters might wonder how much the governor prizes their support. They got their answer last week: Find Us On Facebook
Not much, folks. Not much at all. The governor decided not to fund the $3.5 million Teacher Challenge Grant, which included $600,000 for county schools. The money is used to hire specialists in reading and math for students at underperforming schools that have a lot of children from poor households. Much of the money went to the elementary and middle...
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