Maryland Schools Show Small Gains | Baltimore News
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Maryland Schools Show Small Gains | Baltimore News
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Maryland’s latest test scores show small but meaningful gains—52% now proficient in English language arts, up from 51% last year, while math still lags at 27%. Educators are cautiously optimistic, especially in Baltimore, where literacy and math progress have been steady for years. But the real focus is shifting to the new MSTAR assessment system launching in 2027, designed to be shorter, smarter, and better aligned with what students actually learn. The rollout will happen in stages, with high school and science/social studies tests following in later years, and new algebra courses by 2029—all part of a bigger push to prepare every student for college, careers, or entrepreneurship.
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