Hispanic Enrollment Drops in Maryland Schools | Baltimore News

Maryland public schools saw their first drop in Hispanic enrollment in years — over 1,000 students vanished — amid a broader decline in overall enrollment. Teachers are baffled and alarmed, missing kids they know are in the community. Local officials blame heightened immigration enforcement, citing arrests near schools as fueling fear. But federal authorities push back, insisting enforcement isn’t targeting schools and any arrests were due to specific public safety concerns. With next month’s enrollment numbers looming, experts warn the gap could widen — leaving educators, families, and policymakers grappling with an uncertain future.

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