"Md. News Briefs - State school board orders revisions"
Examiner, December 8, 2005 (AP)
The Maryland's state school board has ordered revisions to the annual master plan submitted by the Prince George's County schools.[Baltimore] "Schools' master plan is denied; State board orders city system to rewrite update; vote draws ire of CEO, mayor's office"
State Schools Superintendent Nancy Grasmick says Prince George's officials need to explain declining graduation rates and teacher shortages in their special education program and explain developments in curriculum and teacher training.
The deadline for the revisions is Jan. 6.
Sun, December 7, 2005 (by Sara Neufeld, Sun reporter)
. . . Baltimore's was the only updated master plan in the state to be rejected yesterday. The state school board voted to approve the plans of 22 school systems. It designated the plan for Prince George's County as "not yet approvable," meaning changes are necessary but the plan does not need to be totally rewritten. . . . [Full story]"Md. State Board Asks for Revisions to P.G. Schools Plan"
wjla.com, December 7, 2005 (AP)
Maryland state school board has ordered revisions to the annual master plan submitted by the Prince George's County schools.
State school Superintendent Nancy Grasmick say P.G. officials need to explain declining graduation rates and teacher shortages in their special education program and explain developments in curriculum and teacher training.
The deadline for the revisions is January 6th.
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