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Where ARE things going wrong? Damning report finds there are 23 public schools in Baltimore where NONE of the children understand basic math – as parents blame Dem-led city’s ‘fraud and corruption’

Twenty-three schools in Baltimore are failing their students, according to a new analysis – with not one student at the institutions reaching the required level in math.

A mother whose son is attending one of the institutions said on Monday she was furious at the results, which she learnt about on the news.

Davida Allen said she was angry the CEO of Baltimore Public Schools, Sonja Santelises, was earning a base salary of $333,125 – which rose to $444,875 with allowances – yet students were still failing.

‘I think that when we look at our CEO, and we’re seeing how much money she’s making, we’re still seeing that our students are not thriving, you’re starting to question where the funds are being allocated.’

The schools were identified by Project Baltimore, the investigative unit of Fox News 45. Their team analyzed the data from Maryland’s State Department of Education test results for 2022.

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8 thoughts on “Where ARE things going wrong? Damning report finds there are 23 public schools in Baltimore where NONE of the children understand basic math – as parents blame Dem-led city’s ‘fraud and corruption’”

    1. I have a feeling you are right! At home learning is hard when the parent doesn’t know how to do the new math. I think the grades in math all over the place went down because of this. A parent can’t help if they don’t know how to do it.

  1. Their Superintendent is dragging home almost as much as President of USA is paid for a much smaller job that the system she ‘leads’ is failing at. The Baltimore BOE needs to provide a much smaller base pay with genuine rewards for real, tangible student progress.

    One can always hope.

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