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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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! [/quote] Using the MCAP, about half of MCPS students aren’t proficient in literacy. [/quote] 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] Reading comprehension is not your forte, either. The subject is not about MCAP and the quoted posts were not about MCAP. They were about the NAEP scores, which are mainly from Baltimore and surroundings. [b]And MCPS scores on MCAP are among the highest, while Baltimore's are in the bottom in MD.[/quote][/b] Of course they are. Standardized test scores have always followed parental income levels.[/quote]
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