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Montgomery County schools’ test scores show one grade is outpacing the rest
Montgomery County students showed slight progress in reading and math, outperforming statewide averages on standardized tests. District leaders are evaluating recent academic program changes, with Superintendent Thomas Taylor highlighting steady improvement in proficiency. The Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program tests grades 3–8 and some high schoolers in English, math, and science.
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