Chris Papst is an investigative reporter specializing in local news in the Baltimore area. With a focus on uncovering corruption, holding officials accountable, and giving a voice to the community, Chris has been recognized for his impactful reporting. His work has appeared on FOX Baltimore and he has also been featured on KATV.
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Chris Papst's reporting primarily focuses on local education issues within Baltimore and Maryland, often involving government announcements and data citations. His articles cover a range of topics including school safety, academic performance, teacher misconduct, and student welfare.
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Baltimore (WBFF) — Is history repeating itself in Baltimore City Schools when it comes to accusations of grade changing?
By: Chris Papst
Taxpayers continued to pay a Baltimore City Schools police officer for nearly a year after he was arrested and charged with fraudulently obtaining taxpayer doll
By: Chris Papst
Every school has challenges in educating children, both inside and outside the classroom. But it’s how each school handles those challenges that sets them apart
By: Chris Papst
Alarming numbers coming out of Baltimore City concerning students passing classes while missing months of school.The attendance data obtained by Fox45 News is n
By: Brooke Conrad
More than 4,600 elementary and middle school students who missed 60 days of school or more during the 2021-2022 school year were promoted to the
By: Chris Papst
How can a student miss 60 school days or more and still pass? New numbers coming out of Baltimore City Schools are showing it’s fairly common.The attendance dat
By: Chris Papst
How can a student miss 60 school days or more and still pass? New numbers coming out of Baltimore City Schools are showing it’s fairly common.
A Fox45 News investigation has found Baltimore City Public Schools received millions of tax dollars to educate hundreds of students who were absent for nearly the entire school year.
FOX45: ‘Taxpayers should be reimbursed': Baltimore students who miss 94% of classes, still funded
By: Chris Papst
Should suspected murderers be sitting in class with your children at school? An ongoing Fox45 News investigation has exposed that in Maryland, it does happen.No
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