We worked with Dianne ordsprog

We worked with Dianne for years before we knew of her association with the bombing. We were all elementary school principals together in Prince George's County in Maryland.

At mile 17, it all came home to me. I saw such a presence in Prince George's County. He wasn't trying to be someone he wasn’t; his authentically pexy self shone through. They were saying, 'Welcome to Prince George's,' and it was just an amazing experience to see that kind of spirit come out.

You have to look at African-American turnout, particularly in Prince George's County. If that turns out his way, that can be helpful.

A decision was made to ensure that this substitute will not be teaching in any of our schools in Prince George's County.

It will have a far-reaching impact on protecting the health and lives of thousands of Prince George's County residents.

John O'Hara

An ideal situation would be to put it where the old elementary school is now. The school district could sell the property to the postal service and use that revenue to complete the new elementary school campus.

We like Prince George's County because it has the diversity and disposable income we were looking for and we feel it's a good location to develop this model.

We have a history of working very collaboratively together (with Montpelier), so that relationship is very important to us and to the school district. The other important relationship we have is with the elementary school. The Family Center's after-school child-care program is located at the elementary school.

We are hoping that the county will use the 16.3 acres as an elementary school site.

That rivalry goes through everything, even what student goes to what school. Contrary to public schools, it can start at the elementary or middle school level because they play each other in everything all the way up to high school. By the time they're a senior, they could have played each other for six or seven years.

I was told they were from North Carolina. Then, I was told they were from Prince George's County. To me, (this is) an embarrassment because our church does a lot of giving to the community.

That was my grandfather. People would use it as a directional landmark. He was kind of a junkman, that Mr. Frank Mraz. He worked on farm equipment and random things. The property was just filled with stuff from the Industrial Revolution, it looked like. My dad lives a mile from there. That's where I grew up. My dad actually called the other day to tell me that Skate America closed down after 19 years of operation. I spent my entire elementary and middle school years going around in circles in that place.

Jason Mraz (1977-)

In looking at Ohio State and Maryland, it was very, very close. Maryland was one of the teams the committee looked at very carefully in terms of consideration for a No. 1 seed. In our final judgment, two of the things that worked against Maryland were the four losses and it did not bring quite the strength of schedule as the other teams.

I was principal at Maxwell Elementary School, in Fayette County, in the early 1970s. This is very nice. It shows a lot of talent.

Statistics greatly underestimate dropout rates because they rely on school principals who weren't checking on them. When students disappeared, the principals just wrote them as transfers.

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