Anne Arundel elementary schools again performed well on meeting adequate yearly progress on the annual Maryland School Assessment, but several middle schools failed to make the grade.
Seventy-four of the 76 elementary schools met the yearly goals based on targets established under the federal No Child Left Behind legislation, according to Maryland Department of Education data released Wednesday. Last year, 75 schools met the mark.
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