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It’s Testing Season and These are the Highest Stakes Seen in Decades!

As Maryland school systems enter the fourth quarter, anyone who knows anything about Maryland education knows that means one thing.  Testing!  School systems have not administered any meaningful standardized tests since the spring of 2019.  In Late February 2021, The Maryland State School Board voted to require schools to administer the MCAP (Maryland’s new standardized …

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Maryland Board of Education Met on January 25, 2022

The Maryland State Board of Education concluded the public portion of its meeting on 1/25 at around 4:15. While nothing of major significance was discussed or enacted during the session, there were A few points of interest. Requests for Calendar Changes: Superintendent Mohammed Choudhury requested that the state regulations be amended to allow him to …

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Relationship Between Guidance and Administration at the Core of the Michigan Shooting

As the details of the deadly Michigan school shooting became known, it struck the core of every administrator and guidance counselor who has ever worked in K-12 education over the last 20 plus years.  The most disturbing of all the details was the realization that the would-be shooter was identified and questioned on the same …

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Maryland’s Public Schools are Losing Students. The question is why

It is no secret that Maryland’s public schools are losing students.  The question is why.  The Chalkbeat and the Associated Press reported that Public K-12 enrollment from 33 states across the nation dropped by more than 500,000 students, which is 2% since the same time last year.  From 2017 through 2020 Maryland’s K-12 public schools added …

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