As we continue to look at ways to move Annapolis High School forward, we need to make very clear that assembling a new team - no matter how it may ultimately look - will not by itself solve the school's problems.
No teacher, no matter how good, can excel without a proper support structure. As a school system, we must make sure the building blocks are in place so teachers and other personnel can do what they do best - inspire and educate our students.
Annapolis High has failed to meet the state's adequate yearly progress targets for four consecutive years, and finds itself in corrective action. But as Joe DiMartino,...
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