The number of Maryland elementary and middle schools targeted for academic improvement because of consistently low test scores rose this year from 167 to 176, the largest total since the enactment of the federal No Child Left Behind law five years ago. -
More Md. Elementary, Middle Schools Fall Short of 'No Child' Goals
The number of Maryland elementary and middle schools targeted for academic improvement because of consistently low test scores rose this year from 167 to 176, the largest total since the enactment of the federal No Child Left Behind law five years ago.-
By Daniel de Vise