A graduation safety net for Maryland seniors unable to pass tests required for a diploma likely will be extended for up to four more years.
The safety net — used most often in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties — comes in the form of a waiver excusing students from passing the graduation exams in biology, algebra, government and English, or from completing an extensive project in the subject areas. Its extension was proposed by the State Board of Education in late January.
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