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Educators argue endlessly about the merits of one idea or another to improve schools. But with billions of dollars at stake, the Obama administration Thursday will lay out a novel federal system for keeping score.
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No more sending notes home in backpacks: County schools flock to Facebook, Twitter, blogs to keep parents, students, alumni informed
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Montgomery schools back higher legal dropout age: Board calls for action by Md. after decline in county graduation rate
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Montgomery elementary to close: West county enrollment falling, Monocacy pupils will attend Poolesville
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