TOWSON, Md. — Baltimore County Public Schools superintendent Myriam Rogers on Thursday announced plans to retire. In a press release Rogers said she will step down on July 1. Her departure comes three ...

The head of the state’s third largest school district is stepping down from her position with a year left on her contract.

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Superintendent Myriam Rogers announced plans to retire from the Baltimore County Public Schools in a statement released Thursday.