Yes, according to the State of Maryland in its website:
If you are a qualified teacher, you may be able to claim a credit against your State tax liability for tuition paid to take graduate-level courses required to maintain certification. This credit applies to individuals who:
- Currently hold a standard professional certificate or an advanced professional certificate;
- Are employed by a county/city board of education in Maryland, a state or local correctional facility, or a juvenile correctional facility as listed below in the note;
- Teach in a public school or qualified facility and receive a satisfactory performance;
- Successfully complete the graduate courses with a grade of B or better; and
- Have not been fully reimbursed by the state/county/city for these expenses.
Although it does not specifically say, I would imagine those graduate courses would need to be offered at a qualified college or university and not through a private company, unless it was accredited.
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