More than half of Prince George’s County’s high school students are in danger of not graduating in 2009, according to a recent task force report on high stakes testing.
Under the state’s current plan, beginning in 2009, students who do not pass Maryland High School Assessment tests in biology, algebra, government and English would not receive diplomas. In 2006, fewer than half of the county’s students passed the assessments, the task force said.
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