Well the hits keep coming for MCPS. This morning’s paper carried the headline Md. Tests A Blow To Two Counties: Schools Fall Short In Montgomery And Pr. George’s. Ouch. Educationally speaking, Montgomery and Prince George’s counties are a world apart. But when it comes to hurdling Maryland’s ever-rising bar for academic achievement, the two school [...]
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Who’s Deluding Whom?
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