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Opinion
Published
02/12/10
Last month Education Week magazine, for the second year in a row, ranked Maryland as having the best public schools in the country. This news was justifiably hailed by state officials. But it's still basically just the opinion of a publication whose ranking criteria can be questioned. Find Us On Facebook
The distinction announced this week is less open to doubt. For the second year in row, Maryland ranked first in the country in the percentage of high school seniors taking and passing Advanced Placement exams. This time Maryland became the first state in which more than 40 percent of seniors took at least one AP exam; the national...
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