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Frederick County superintendent outlines five legislative priorities, invites public to Oct. 16 summit
Summary
Superintendent George Hummer announced a legislative summit for Oct. 16 and outlined five priorities for the state legislature — competing-cost funding, staffing licensure, work-based learning, infrastructure support and school safety — and urged residents to apply for school board advisory committees.
George Hummer, superintendent of Frederick County Public Schools, announced a legislative summit for Oct. 16 and outlined five state-level priorities the division plans to take to its delegation and senator.
The summit is scheduled for Oct. 16 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Admiral Byrd Middle School, Hummer said. "This is gonna be our second year of this amazing opportunity for us to engage with our 2 delegates and our senator," he said, describing the event as a chance to "discuss constructively some things that we would like to see adjusted" at the state level.
Hummer said the division has five legislative priorities this year. He described the first as seeking a "cost of competing" adjustment (referred to in the…
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