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Md. students make gains on national test
Maryland's public school students made greater gains on a national standardized test than their peers in nearly every other state, although the achievement gap between white and minority students persists. Bucking the trend on the National Assessment...Tags: Minority Groups, Colleges and Universities, Early Learning, Human Interest, Andres Alonso
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Top of the class
A report this week that Maryland students made greater gains on national reading and math tests than their peers in nearly every other state is the clearest sign yet that the decade-long effort to increase school funding and make teachers and principals...Tags: Education, Colleges and Universities, Concerts, Mathematics, School Examinations
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Ulman appoints commission to study all-elected school board system
Howard County Executive Ken Ulman announced a new commission Wednesday to re-evaluate the county's all-elected school board structure after hearing complaints about its lack of diversity. The six-member commission chaired by former state schools...Tags: New York, Colleges and Universities, Local Elections, Elections, Harford County
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Baltimore County leaders concerned by $5 million expenditure
Baltimore County leaders expressed concern Friday that the school system may have wasted as much as $5 million on textbooks and a curriculum that are not being widely used, calling on school officials to more closely monitor spending. "When you find...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Joe A. Hairston, Kevin Kamenetz, Teachers, Martin O'Malley
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2011 school test scores will be clean, Alonso vows
The Baltimore SunAfter announcing that cheating had occurred at two elementary schools in the past two years, Baltimore schools CEO Andrés Alonso vowed Thursday that results of the 2011 Maryland School Assessment tests would be the most "extraordinarily transparent set of...Tags: Ice Hockey, Examinations, Criminals, Elections, Politics
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Proposed budget would eliminate government high school assessment test
julieg@herald-mail.comStarting with the Class of 2012, Maryland public high school students might no longer need to take an assessment test measuring their knowledge of government — a test that has been part of statewide graduation requirements. Maryland Schools...Tags: High Schools, Budgets and Budgeting, Schools, Examinations, Elections
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School board to consider one-time payment for support personnel
julieg@herald-mail.comWashington County Educational Support Personnel could get a one-time payment of 1 percent of their base pay if the Board of Education approves a memorandum of understanding with the union during Tuesday’s meeting, School Board President Wayne...Tags: Collective Contract, Teaching and Learning, Career and Workplace, Employees, Education
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Washington County to get more than expected in Race to the Top funding
andrews@herald-mail.comOf the $250 million Maryland is getting in federal Race to the Top education funding, $3.1 million will go to Washington County, slightly more than originally expected, according to figures released Thursday. Several months ago, before the federal...Tags: Elections, Politics, Maryland, Washington County (Maryland), Teaching and Learning
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School board briefs
Announcement on school board, union dispute expected later this month The Washington County Board of Education is expected to make an announcement regarding the dispute between the board and the union for the school system’s support personnel...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Career and Workplace, Education, Employees, Human Interest
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2010: A year in review from July through December
Editor’s note: The following is a brief look at some of the major events of 2010, from July through December. The listing does not include all events of significance, but tries to focus on some of the highlights of the year.
July 2 — Table...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Local Elections, Virginia, Elections, Crimes
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State to evaluate teachers on student progress
Maryland moved Monday to begin evaluating teachers based in part on how well their students learn their lessons — a significant change that will be tried first in seven school districts, including Baltimore city and county, this fall. The decision,...Tags: Photography and Video, Teaching and Learning, Career and Workplace, Schools, U.S. Department of Education
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Stop blaming teachers for poor student performance
The Baltimore City Council, spurred by Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke, deserves praise for its resolution endorsing the Save Our Schools March and National Call to Action, to be held in Washington, D.C., on July 30. This march, and the national attention it...Tags: Mary Pat Clarke, Examinations, Crimes, Martin O'Malley, Politics
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