Maryland school test scores: Has your school bounced back from the pandemic?

More than half of Maryland schools have recovered from pandemic learning loss in English, according to test scores released Tuesday that reveal how individual schools fared on the 2023 Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program.

Test scores took a dip in 2021 after a year of remote learning, but many schools this year are seeing the number of students score proficient on state English language arts tests hit or surpass 2019 levels. A Baltimore Banner analysis found that 66% of elementary schools, 54% of middle schools and 70% of high schools reached pre-pandemic proficiency levels in English.

English proficiency has come surging back across Maryland with many schools at or above pre-pandemic levels

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Maryland school test scores: Has your school bounced back from the pandemic? - The Baltimore Banner

MCPS students struggle with math and English proficiency, revealing deep-rooted disparities

by Mitch Blacher and Scott Taylor

Tue, June 13th 2023, 6:16 PM EDT

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (7News) — In a startling revelation, over 80% of Maryland students have fallen short on state proficiency tests in math and English language arts, according to scores reported by the state's Department of Education.

The statewide test scores indicate a mere 14.4% of students across all grades demonstrating proficiency in English language arts, with an even lower 13.2% proficiency in math...

...Among the 24 public school districts in Maryland, Montgomery County and Prince George's County Public Schools (PGCPS) find themselves somewhere in the middle of the pack...

Md. students struggle with math and English proficiency, revealing deep-rooted disparities | WJLA