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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread is absurd 
The Top 3 states for highest child literacy rates were Massachusetts, Maryland, and New Hampshire, in that order (highest to lowest). The Bottom 3 states for child literacy rates were Louisiana, Mississippi, and New Mexico, (highest to lowest).
www.thenationalliteracyinstitute.com
Literacy Statistics 2022-2023

No Mississippi is not ahead of md in anything related to education [/quote]

The link you added doesn’t include citations so I can’t see what they are using.  But the Maryland Reads report uses [b]NAEP scores and the Nation’s Report Card[/b].  Here is another article: https://marylandmatters.org/2023/12/19/former-mississippi-schools-chief-aims-to-repeat-learning-miracle-in-maryland/. Mississippi has improved dramatically in the last decade.[/quote]
DP
You mean test scores from about 2,000 students, mostly poor kids from Baltimore and surroundings? Come again!
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Using the MCAP, about half of MCPS students aren’t proficient in literacy.

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What's the relevancy of your post to the subject or the quoted posts?[/quote]

The poster thought it was the poor Baltimore City students dragging down the MCAP scores but half of MCPS aren't proficient on MCAP so stop blaming others.[/quote]

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