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Jason Flanagan
Jason Flanagan

Jason Flanagan has been a journalist for nearly 12 years. At the age of 19, he began working for The Prince George’s Journal covering sports and later covered crime and education. A graduate of the University of Maryland-College Park, Jason worked as a reporter and editor at The Diamondback and was recognized for his spot news coverage of the Beltway sniper in 2002. He has also worked at The Prince George’s Gazette, where he covered local and county governments, and most recently at The Baltimore Examiner, where he covered local and state governments as well as the military. Jason, a father of two daughters, is an English and journalism teacher and girls soccer coach at a high school in Maryland, where he constantly annoys students by correcting their writing and quoting long-since-dead authors. Follow Jason on twitter at @flanglish

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COVID-19 News 

COVID-19 Survivor: Why Your Health is More Important than Cabin Fever and the Economy

April 23, 2020April 23, 2020 Jason Flanagan 408 Views

So I’m officially back in the world, as much as I can be. And now you’ve heard my COVD-19 story, which has so far turned out to be miraculous. Let me tell you someone else’s story.

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COVID-19 News 

COVID-19 Survivor: Love, Love, and More Love

April 22, 2020April 23, 2020 Jason Flanagan 474 Views

I don’t know what to do with this. The outpouring of love, support, well-wishes, prayers, check-ins, generosity, thoughts, and encouragement

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COVID-19 News 

COVID-19 Survivor: Medically-Induced Comas Can Lead to Scary Places

April 20, 2020April 23, 2020 Jason Flanagan 428 Views

While I was under intubation, in my mind,I went on a 10-day COVID-19 adventure. I was in three different states,

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COVID-19 News 

COVID-19 Survivor: Prince George’s County Teacher Tells His Story of Recovery

April 20, 2020April 20, 2020 Jason Flanagan 375 Views

Hello world! Back from the brink to try this living thing one more time. It will be a long road to recovery as I have lost 35 pounds – not in a good way – and have to learn how to build my lungs to breathe normally again so standing doesn’t become a chore.

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Blogs Teaching moments 

Boston Marathon bombings and the t-word

April 17, 2013April 17, 2013 Jason Flanagan 273 Views

I performed an experiment using my 10th graders Tuesday – they are such great test subjects. I wrote on the

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National News 

Jobs, unity, and hats: The 57th Inauguration

January 22, 2013January 22, 2013 Jason Flanagan 224 Views

Richard Curry attended the historic inauguration of President Obama in 2009, but he did not bring his children – they

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National News 

Scenes from the 57th Inauguration

January 21, 2013 Jason Flanagan 211 Views

About 1 million people attended the 57th Presidential Inauguration, and a vast majority had to brave crowded Metro stations, crowded

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National News 

President Obama’s second inauguration brings out festive crowd

January 21, 2013January 21, 2013 Jason Flanagan 317 Views

A massive yet slightly smaller crowd is pouring onto a highly-secured yet jovial National Mall this morning for President Obama’s

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Blogs Teaching moments 

Gun lobby needs to go back to school

January 1, 2013January 1, 2013 Jason Flanagan 248 Views

I came across an article in Education Week about conservative leaders calling for the arming of teachers. As an educator,

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Blogs Teaching moments 

Student Shooting: ‘Could it happen at my school?’

December 14, 2012December 16, 2012 Jason Flanagan 251 Views

The end of the school day comes and I see an email from my superintendent sending condolences to those affected

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