Day: April 23, 2014

Common Questions on Common Core Part 3: How it’s working in Md., what it costs

Common Questions on Common Core Part 3: How it’s working in Md., what it costs

In a major shift in public education, states across the nation have been implementing a new set of standards known as the Common Core. Common Core appears as a subject in national and local news media and is a constant subject of debate, particularly in conservative circles. Despite all this attention, Common Core still remains a confusing topic for many people. This three-part series answers some basic questions about Common Core. Part 3 looks at how the standards are working in Maryland and what they will cost.

State Roundup, April 23, 2014

Planning secretary says city living the greener way to go; take-home craft brew awaiting governor’s signature; Gov. O’Malley leaves for five-day, 50-person congresssional trip to Ireland, Amsterdam; Del. George measuring the curtains in the governor’s residence; Lt. Gov. Brown fights back after Gansler attacks leadership abilities; vendor seeks payment from Lollar; and Rawlings-Blake collects, spends war chest donations.

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