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At most schools, students wear a uniform usually a polo, Oxford-style, or t-shirt and skirt, pants, or knee-length shorts.
EDUCATION REFORMER SAYS THAT BALTIMORE SCHOOLS ARE FAILING STUDENTS: In the Baltimore City Public Schools, the four-year high school graduation rate is 69%, the lowest in the state.
Proof of student identity (i.e. birth certificate), two proofs of residency (i.e. lease agreement, mortgage statement, utility bill) and copies of report cards must be attached to the application form and submitted to the Office of Enrollment, Choice and Transfer, 200 E.
That means, if a student does nothing, they get a 50 percent, which is a failing grade. If a student does enough work to earn a 54 percent, normally that would also be failing. But because of the six-point cushion, that took effect in 2020, that 54 becomes a 60 and the student passes.
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Further down on page 11, the IG found that during the last quarter of 2020, a new directive took effect which allowed students a six grade-point cushion when calculating their final grades, which brought the minimum passing score to a 54.
The biggest changes were in Baltimore City and County. The county went from 14% of its schools scoring below average in 2019 and to 24% in 2022. The city went from 53% to 75%. Only one of the citys 149 rated schools, Baltimore School for the Arts, earned five stars.
Secondary education grading system NumbersLettersMeaningNumbers9, 8, 7LettersA* of AMeaningVery good to goodNumbers6, 5, 4LettersB of CMeaningGood passNumbers3, 2, 1LettersD, E, F, GMeaningWeak passNumbersULettersUngradedMeaningNot assessed

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