today that ceo, kevin maxwell, toured the sylvania woods elementary school. he couldn't explain why his boss or the executive or public was informed until this why nor why the administration did not correct the deficiencies in time to keep the $6.4 million in federal funding for head found out is the first time any of us knew we were about the receive a termination. myself or anyone else. we had a small number of people who have made a very large number of people look fairly poorly. >> this was one of those things that there should have been a special board meeting called the they needed to. it needed to have been addressed in the beginning so this didn't happen. >> reporter: that's little aleah smith's bewildered mom. the executive, baker, said today he is going continue to stand by school ceo kevin maxwell. the county will not shutdown the head start program while it appeals this federal finding and attempts to get the $6.4 million restored by fixing what is wrong with head start. reporting live in presumption of innocence georges county -- prince georges c

joined by county executive rashan baker for a visit to sylvania woods elementary. i wanted to make sure that i came early in the school year to make sure that we had the righte supports in place, that things were the way it should be. the district says it is now implementing a task forcest reform information. and the new has a new principalc after producing school pornography on school groundsy n during the school day. i feel very confident that ourat kids are safe when they come to school. offerings also sought to reassure head start families one week after the government withdrew a 6 and a half million dollars grant following abuse and poor teaching trainer. my job and dr. maxwell's jobs right now is one, to make suree funding doesn't go away. two, make sure we make the changes that make sure this doesn't happen again. officials say head start will start on time monday. in prince george's county,nce jennifer davis, fox5 local news. > rashan baker office has confirmed to fox5 that it received a letter from five school board members asking the chair and the vice ch

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think about all the school districts all across the country in maryland, and sylvania. there are millions of kids growing up were not getting access to it high quality education. them because th that in turn hurts them because they will not achieve their full potential but it hurts me and you because at the end of the day i want my next brain surgeon or the next app developer to be the best person for the job. unfortunately, in the united states it matters a lot more what the income of brainre surgeons parents were than the actual ability. that is a real concern especially when you look at this david which is an increasing amount of income are flowing again to this very tiny group of folks at the top prospect in ohio, monroe county is the unequal county in ohio accordinl to research, the top 1% make almost 32 times more than the bottom 99% of the average income of the top 1% is over $143 million the average income of the bottom 99% is aboutto $42,000. pod is in shaker heights, ohio. good morning. >> good morning. mark price, you can tell me you want to read this report.

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a major scandal involving the teacher's aide and the production of child porn at sylvania woods elementary school explodes. in june, two more incidents involving a 5-year-old walking home alone. and an episode of corporal punishment at randall elementary school in clinton. monday the feds informed p.g. schools the $6.3 million grant which funds 932 head start slots has been terminated. >> i have kids and it's a lot of kids that need to be in school learning. that is wrong. they should let them keep the money so our kids can go to school and learn. brad: a few minutes ago i got a statement from h.h.s. the federal agent that runs head start and they say they are committing to continuing head start in prince george's county. we started the picture ther sign because in 20 minutes or so we expect to hear from the school c.e.o. and the chair of the school board about what their plans are to move this head start program ahead this year. in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: okay, brad. thank you. alison: former fairfax city council member steven stombres has been sworn in as the inte

at judgment sylvania woods elementary school there is excitement of a new start, a new day. >> say welcome! brad: a warm greeting for a visiting reporter and kevin maxwell, the c.e.o. of the schools. in one class a whirring blender. signaling a treat for her young students. >> first day of school smoothies. brad: in the hallways. students are reminded how to move in single file lines as the school routine begin anew. in the second biggest district. >> the first day of school is the most exciting. brad: in an exclusive visit to woods elementary school with dr. maxwell, the school c.e.o. speaks of higher standard and expectations for the new year. >> p who are well train and well planned. brad: in this school, last year embroiled in accusations of child abuse from a teachers aid also speaks of the charges the system faces including the loss of the federal head start funding because of teacher misconduct. >> a shame a handful of people can make it look so bad for everyone else. brad: maxwell promising better for the 10,000 teachers and the 130,000 students. >> our fa cull tiff and staff under

elementary.elem >> later doctor maxwell was joined by county executivecu rashan baker for a visit to judge sylvania woods elementary. i wanted to make sure that i tha came early in the school year tt make sure that we had the right supports in place, that thingsat were the way that they should be. the district says it is now implementing a tax reform recommendation and the school has a new principal after thee arrest of school afor producing child pornograph on school grounds during theg school day.ol i feel very confident that ourtu children are safe when they come to l school.to l i just want to make sure thatat we're continuing that and we will. > officials also sought to reassure head start families one week after the federalral government withdrew a six and a half million dollars federal dol grant following an investigation alleging abuse and poor teacher training. my job and dr. maxwell's jobb right now is one to make sure that funding doesn't go away. that's the main thing we have ta do right you month.on two, make sure we make the changes to make sure this doesn't happen again.. head start

the stats of maryland, and one of the 25 2 biggest in the entire countr now, we are here at judge sylvania elementary andy a they're also are somee controversies and scandal thatd is the county is still dealingeg with as the school year starts.. one, of course, is trying to enforce and implement some taskk force recommendations aftermend deonte car away elementarylement school assistant was charged cha with sex abuse and producingng child pornography.ap both here at this elementarylemt school and at a nearby community center. we spoke this morning with thehe school system ceo dr. kevin maxwell who says recommendationo have been put in place and justj this week they did hire someoneo who is going to oversee the reporting process.ss another issue in the area head start. he says money is funding -- is flowing into the head start hd t program even though the federall government withdrawn its $6.5 million federal grant thera county has a month to figure ouo how to respond but he says foraf now the program is is in placela and family which is expect it to start next monday.on and then he talked