A new bombshell reveals how a Maryland school district with the fourth-largest budget in the nation had more than 90 percent of its students fail in math proficiency despite an infusion of emergency COVID funding.
“Baltimore City Schools received 29 federal Covid grants totaling $799M to fight learning loss,” investigative journalist Chris Papst from Fox45 News’ Project Baltimore wrote.
“Yet, in 2023, just 9.1% of all 3rd-8th graders tested proficient in math. MEANING, taxpayers gave an additional $799M and 91% of Baltimore students are NOT math proficient,” he added on X, formerly Twitter on Tuesday.
So the question is, where did all of this money go considering these children can’t even do basic math? NEWS: In Baltimore City, nearly 91% of 3-8 graders are NOT proficient in Math, which is the lowest in the state (24 school districts). That is better than last year when 93% were not proficient in math. Individual […]
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