Maryland Superintendent Mohammed Choudhury is withdrawing his request for a second term after a problem-plagued two-year tenure, and the state Board of Education will embark on a national search for a successor to lead the Education Department and shepherd a historic $3.8 billion program to transform Maryland’s public education system, the board and Choudhury said in a joint statement on Friday.
Maryland schools chief withdraws from contract extension after troubled tenure
September 18, 2023