MSDE released its 2008 report today on high schools that have made adequate yearly progress under No Child Left Behind.

Two schools in the Baltimore region- one in the city and one in the county - have worked their way off the improvement list: Carver Vo-Tech and Milford Mill Academy.  They are among nine schools to have done so.

Three schools have been added to the list: one of them appears to be the city's charter high school, the Maryland Academy of Technology and Health Sciences.

As Sara has reported before, the city school system as a whole made AYP this year for high schools because of the large number that have improved. Twenty-one city high schools
made AYP this year, up from 11 last year.

Stay tuned for more...