Annapolis High meets NCLB standards for first time in six years

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Annapolis High School has meet Adequate Yearly Progress targets for the first time in six years, the Anne Arundel County school system announced Tuesday.

A school must meet certain benchmarks for reading and mathematics in nine student groups and its graduation rate to make AYP, as mandated by the federal No Child Left Behind Act.

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