Breaking Down Maryland’s NAEP Gains—What’s Behind the Improvement?
The latest results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), commonly referred to as the Nation’s Report Card, have been released. For Maryland, the data shows a mixed but generally optimistic picture, with nice gains in fourth-grade reading being a major highlight. The most notable improvement in Maryland’s results comes in fourth-grade reading, where …
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Navigating the Future of Ed-Tech: Balancing Innovation and Practicality in Schools
The latest trends in educational technology for 2025 include significant new ways schools are integrating AI, managing cellphone use, enhancing cybersecurity, and utilizing various ed-tech tools. These trends offer valuable insights for educators and administrators aiming to create safe, disciplined, and positive learning environments. AI in Schools: A Boon for Efficiency or a Threat to …
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Too Much Government, Too Little Reality: The Blueprint’s Empty Promises Are Catching Up
From the moment the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future was introduced, I expressed concern about its feasibility. While the goals of the Blueprint are noble (a world-class education for every student in Maryland) the reality is, it is unrealistic, and everyone knows it. Everyone knew it then. Ambitious plans often falter when they deplete resources available …
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