Ouch. That has to hurt. Amid all the recent Blue Ribbon School hoopla about yet another red zone school that has made stunning progress (we won’t mention the unusually high staffing helped used to achieve that–see the application) comes the news that, as my feed reader so nicely put it, “Montgomery Graduations Sink to Lowest [...]
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Graduation Rate Falls, Embarrassment for MCPS
Posted in In the News, School, tagged education, Gifted, high school, Jerry Weast, maryland, MCPS, montgomery county, NCLB, School, testing on September 25, 2009 | 2 Comments »
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