Blueprint Accountability Board Releases Report via Highlights of Education Reform – Conduit Street

In a recently published publication from the blueprint for the accountability and implementation authority (Blueprint) of Maryland, a three -sided progress report on the introduction of the nationwide educational reform plan. Shows some progress, no financial deviations, obstacles and challenges mentioned.

The nationwide agency, which is responsible for the keeping of local school systems and design conversion coordinators, was responsible for the implementation of the educational reform plan, published a report in which the successes of new guidelines in the third year of the rollout are highlighted. This report follows the figures that were published late autumn by Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) and show that the literacy values ​​were still at an unacceptable level, but the most important improvements were shown nationwide in community schools that traditionally serve with greater needs and obstacles for learning. This was also, while the number of community schools in Maryland had doubled. The following table shows that 23 of the 24 state jurisdiction now have at least one community school.

Read the full report from AIB.