Author: Easton Gazette
Easton, Maryland -On Monday, September 8th, Sian Radaskiewiz-King, a transgender woman, was held with no bail after being charged with malicious destruction of property, using a hate symbol, defacing religious property and disturbing school operations at Sts. Peter and Paul Elementary School in Easton. Radaskiewiz-King committed the acts on September 5th. We reported on those incidents at the time: Local Catholic Elementary School Target Of Transgender Graffiti Attack – The Easton Gazette The bail hearing was filled with community members, many of whom were parents of children and school personnel who attend or work at the Catholic elementary school which…
Police State There Is No Threat Of Harm To Students Of The School; Other Locations Targeted On Friday, September 5, 2025, Easton Police were dispatched to the Saints Peter and Paul Elementary School in Easton, Maryland in reference to a report of Malicious Destruction of Property. When police arrived on the campus of the Catholic school, they were shown areas where the International Transgender symbol was spray painted along areas of the school property. These symbols were also found on a portion of the fence near the Hampton Inn, two nearby stop signs, and an exterior of a wall along…
A Cautionary Tale For Taxpayers And Parents I have been watching Chris Pabst’s news stories on FOX 45 Baltimore for years. Pabst is the main architect and reporter of the “Project Baltimore” segment on the station. In fact, we have referenced many of his reports on the Baltimore City Public Schools in our Easton Gazette stories about education in Maryland. His reports point out problems in the City Schools that many were unaware of OR chose to ignore. I often wondered why he didn’t write a book about all that he has learned. He finally did. The book is called…
Is the State Trying to Eliminate the Powers of Local Elected Officials? It Seems So. Baltimore County School Board Member Maggie Domanowski Is Vindicated After Censure Threat Overturned SOMERSET COUNTY If you conduct a search to see how many local Maryland school superintendents have been fired by their elected boards and then were reinstated in Maryland history, you will get this answer: This case appears to be unusual and possibly unprecedented, as there is no clear record of other local superintendents in Maryland being fired and then reinstated by the State. Personnel matters like these are often confidential, and reinstatements…
The Anti-Defamation League announced on Wednesday, July 30, 2025 that they are filing a federal rights civil suit complaint on behalf of Jewish parents whose children have been subjected to “egregious and persistent discrimination and harassment” at the hands of fellow students and teachers in the Baltimore City Public School System. The ADL is represented pro bono by the law firm Covington & Burling LLP. The Title VI complaint, filed with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, alleges that BCPSS has knowingly allowed its schools to become hostile environments for Jewish students. The system has allegedly neglected…
Despite Denials, Maryland Governor Wes Moore’s Actions Indicate He Is Promoting His Presence As A Presidential Candidate It seems to be a thing among Maryland Governors. They think that they should run for President even though they come from a small Mid-Atlantic state that has no real footprint on the electoral college landscape. Most of the time, people don’t even know who they are. Think about it. Martin O’Malley. Larry Hogan. And now, Wes Moore. O’Malley polled at about 2-3% nationally in the 2016 Democrat primary. Marylanders Don’t Like Martin O’Malley, So Why Would The Rest Of America? | FiveThirtyEight…
English Language Arts Scores Drop Slightly Talbot School Superintendent Dr. Sharon Pepukayi has always been up front about the system needing to address the academic challenges it faces and make needed changes in instruction and monitoring. This year will be no different as the recent Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP) scores for Talbot show virtually no growth in Math and Language Arts. In Math, the Talbot showed miniscule growth from 23/24 when only 18.3% of the county students tested proficient to 24/25 when only 18.9% scored proficient in math. The county ranked 18th in Math last year, 15th this year.…
Questions About The Validity Of Her “Mississippi Miracle” And Recent Overreach Of Local Power Give a Clear Answer Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Truth Social, X , Youtube If you research Mohammed Choudhury today, you’ll find out that the disgraced former Maryland Superintendent is the new Deputy Superintendent of Leading and Learning for the Fort Worth Independent School District in Texas. If that sounds like deja vu, that’s because before he came to Maryland and became the State Superintendent of Schools, that’s where he worked among other places. Choudhury resigned in 2023 because he no longer had the support of the Maryland State Board of…
Delmarva Parent Teacher Coalition Somerset County remains the lowest-performing county in Maryland for English Language Arts (ELA) and Math, according to WBAL. Both Baltimore City and Somerset County have the worst student proficiency rates in the state. The results for the 2024/2025 MCAP student achievement are in, which support that claim. Baltimore City Public Schools serves over 77,000 students (three times the total population of Somerset County, Maryland), while Somerset County Public Schools has just 2,900 students. The state of Maryland assesses students in ELA and mathematics annually for students in grades 3-8 and once in high school in…
Former Gymnastics National Champion Appears on the Fire of Liberty Show and Details Her Journey From Abused Athlete To Empowered Advocate Sey in 2025 Sey Competing at the American Cup in 1985 In 1984 I was coaching age group gymnastics. I had not been an accomplished gymnast, in fact, I was pretty awful. But, after watching Nadia in the 1976 games I truly fell in love with a sport I was too clutzy and old to compete in. So, I started coaching in 1982 and then became a judge also. That’s when I remember seeing Jennifer Sey compete. She was…
