This article was written 小萝莉影视鈥檚 news partner, The Banner Montgomery, and republished with permission. .
Montgomery County students made slight progress in reading and math as they continued to score above statewide averages, according to standardized test results released Tuesday.
District leaders will be parsing these results to figure out whether recent changes to academic programs and curricula are paying off in Maryland鈥檚 largest school system.
鈥淲e are far from finished, but this is really encouraging progress. We see clear and steady improvement in our proficiency across the board,鈥� Superintendent Thomas Taylor said in a statement.
The annual exam, called the Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program, tests students in grades 3鈥�8 and some high schoolers in English, math and science. Students score a 1 through 4 on the assessments, with the top two levels considered proficient.
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