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4 things to know about Montgomery County’s new school ratings

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Montgomery County schools Superintendent Thomas Taylor has set ambitious goals for the state’s largest school district: By 2035, he says, every campus should score the equivalent of a four- or five-star rating on the Maryland School Report Card.
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4 things to know about Montgomery County’s new school ratings

Montgomery County schools Superintendent Thomas Taylor has set ambitious goals for the state’s largest school district: By 2035, he says, every campus should score the equivalent of a four- or five-star rating on the Maryland School Report Card.

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thebanner.com broke the news in on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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