Three out of 56 Howard County public elementary and middle schools did not meet proficiency goals in reading and math as defined by the federal No Child Left Behind Act, according to school system data released Wednesday.
“It?s going to be difficult for all schools because the targets go up; the bar gets raised,” schools spokeswoman Patti Caplan said.
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