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Maryland law requires all children between the ages of 5 years and older and under 18, who live in Maryland, to attend school.

Private schools operating in Maryland are subject to the authority of the State Department of Education, but they are not bound by all of the laws and regulations that public schools are.

This article outlines the types of offenses that a student may be disciplined for in schools.

This article lists links to local county school handbooks.

Domestic violence is the mistreatment of one family member or intimate partner by another. The abuse can be physical, sexual, verbal, emotional and psychological.

Law enforcement officers are a critical link in the survival of a victim of domestic violence. All law enforcement entities in Maryland provide extensive training and guidelines on domestic violence.