Md. bill may ban charging for texts in public schools

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Maryland public schools would be prohibited from charging fees for texts, workbooks and anything else linked to academic course work, under a bill Maryland House Majority Leader Kumar Barve said he would introduce this year.

In Virginia’s Loudoun County, public school students will pay nothing for textbooks and classroom fees, but in Montgomery County Public Schools, they could pay more than $200, depending on the school and the classes.

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