Lead Investigative Reporter, Project Baltimore
Chris Papst is the Lead Investigative Reporter at Project Baltimore. He focuses on educational policy and the education system, covering topics such as school governance, public education, and school administration across North America and beyond. Chris has been featured in KATV, Bakersfield Now, 7News DC, The Baltimore Sun, The Capital, The Washington Times, and FOX Baltimore.
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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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By: Chris Papst
Maryland schools continue to post modest increases in student test scores, while funding soars.
By: Chris Papst
Maryland education leaders, on Tuesday, released the latest round of state test results, known as MCAP, the Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program.
By: Chris Papst
Maryland's new Inspector General for Education is promising rigorous investigations into how billions of your taxpayer dollars are spent in public schools.
By: Chris Papst
Just weeks after Baltimore County Public Schools' new superintendent pledged greater transparency and accountability, questions are surfacing.
By: Chris Papst
Is the process flawed that Baltimore County Public Schools uses to receive alerts when employees are arrested?
WASHINGTON (TNND) — U.S. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced on Wednesday that she will leave her role by the end of August.
By: Chris Papst
A Maryland mother says a scholarship program designed to help low-income families afford private school could make all the difference in her son’s future.
By: Chris Papst
In July, a Baltimore County Public Schools employee was arrested in Delaware. It took BCPS 17 days to alert parents?
By: Chris Papst
On Monday, August 24th, a new school year began in Baltimore City. And for the first time in a decade, a new CEO welcomed the district’s 75,000 students back.
By: Chris Papst
A new school year in Baltimore County is just days away, and county leaders are emphasizing student safety.
