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Department announces new leadership following successful budget hearings in Annapolis

February 27, 2024 | Maryland Department of Education, School Boards, Maryland



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Department announces new leadership following successful budget hearings in Annapolis
The Maryland State Board of Education meeting on February 27, 2024, highlighted significant developments in educational leadership and budget discussions. The meeting kicked off with the approval of the consent agenda, which included the minutes from the January meeting, personnel actions, and budget adjustments for January 2024.

A key focus of the meeting was the ongoing budget hearings, with leaders from the Maryland Department of Education actively collaborating to prepare for discussions in both the House and Senate. Dr. Wright, the department's leader, reported that they would participate in eight budget hearings—four in each chamber—emphasizing the positive feedback received from lawmakers regarding the department's direction and staffing efforts.

In a notable personnel update, Dr. Wright introduced two new key hires: Alex Reese as Chief of Staff and Jeff Sanderson as Deputy. Reese brings a decade of experience in various educational roles, including teaching and policy advising, and will oversee legislative priorities and communication efforts. Sanderson, with over ten years in public education management, will lead the office of accountability, focusing on program evaluation and strategic planning.

The meeting underscored the department's commitment to enhancing educational outcomes through strong leadership and effective budget management, setting a proactive tone for the upcoming legislative sessions.

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