Middle schools with learning centers largely meet state performance standards

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Montgomery County school officials have said poor performance on state exams by special education students is one reason they want to phase out the district’s secondary learning centers. But most middle schools with learning centers met state goals this year.

Some special education parents say this runs counter to school officials’ claims that learning centers aren’t working.

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