Families say Howard redistricting could divide neighborhoods

Over 80 community members filled the seats at Thursday's Howard County Board of Education meeting to discuss the implications of the proposed redistricting plan, overflowing into the adjoining room. (Marissa Yelenik/Staff) — Over 80 community members filled the seats at Thursday’s Howard County Board of Education meeting to discuss the implications of the proposed redistricting plan, overflowing into the adjoining room. (Marissa Yelenik/Staff)

PUBLISHED: November 7, 2025 at 4:50 PM EST

“You will split up communities and you will rip apart long-standing programs for our children,” said Centennial Lane PTA Secretary Victoria Ahn.

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