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04/24/08
A higher percent of Queen Anne's County kindergartners arrived at school ready to learn last fall than in any other Maryland district, according to the State Department of Education. Find Us On Facebook
A recently released report shows that 17 percent more of the county's students were prepared for kindergarten than last year, bringing the total percentage up to 89 - the highest in the state, and 17 percent higher than kindergarteners in Anne Arundel.
"Queen Anne's County has a really active group of providers who are very much aware of the best practices in early childhood education," said Rolf Grafwallner, assistant state...
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