ALL 12 OF COUNTY’S COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOLS
MEET STATE’S ADEQUATE YEARLY PROGRESS TARGETS
For the first
time since the Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) program was implemented in 2003,
all 12 of the county’s comprehensive high schools have met the
targets set forth by the state as part of federal
No Child Left Behind legislation, according to data released by the
Maryland State Department of Education.
The announcement
means 100 of the county’s 109 comprehensive schools (91.7 percent) met the
targets for the 2007-2008 school year. In the 2006-2007 school year, 97 schools
met the targets.
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Be Counted! Parents Encouraged to Take Part in 2
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Parents Invited to Learn About International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme at IB Expos:
Sharing valuable information and sample lessons based on relevant world issues, faculty and staff of the IB Program will host IB Expos ...
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MSA SCIENCE HOME REPORTS:
The 2008 MSA Science Home
Reports have been
distributed to middle and
high schools...
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AACPS, UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL MARYLAND
TEAMING UP AGAIN TO HELP COUNTY’S NEEDY RESIDENTS...Read More...
Comments Sought About
Improving Annapolis Middle
School...
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For the first
time since the Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) program was implemented in 2003,
all 12 of the county’s comprehensive high schools have met the
targets set forth by the state as part of federal
No Child Left Behind legislation, according to data released by the
Maryland State Department of Education.
