Not a Good Report Card for Maryland Schools as Pandemic Impact Documented
Maryland student scores followed a national declining trend on the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), continuing a downward trajectory that began in 2013 and worsened during the pandemic. Maryland participates in the NAEP, a biennial assessment of fourth and eighth graders in reading and math. The assessment measures achievement at four levels: below basic, basic, ... [Continue Story]
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Chesapeake Bay Commission’s Ann Swanson Passes the Baton After 35 years
Not long after Ann Swanson began working to restore the Chesapeake Bay, she found herself speaking about it to a group of grade school students. One ... [Continue Story]
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