Montgomery County middle schools score poorly on tests

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Middle schoolers in Montgomery County turned in disappointing results on the state’s 2009 standardized tests, with special-needs students showing the worst performance since 2006.

Twelve of the county’s 38 middle schools failed to meet all of their performance targets under the sweeping federal education legislation of No Child Left Behind compared with five schools last year. That target pertains to a percentage of students required to pass the tests.

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