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Accountability board lifts funding hold as Harford County Public Schools meets blueprint requirements
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The statewide Accountability and Implementation Board voted to release Harford County Public Schools’ blueprint funds after the district demonstrated required progress in year five, district officials said. The board also discussed pre‑K capacity, new dashboards, early college pilots and persistent special‑education budget pressures.
The Accountability and Implementation Board (AIB) voted to release Harford County Public Schools’ blueprint funding after the district met this year’s implementation and student‑performance requirements, a presenter told the school board at its Dec. 1 work session. HCPS officials said the district completed required actions including a 2025 career ladder, an approved career‑counseling memorandum of understanding with Susquehanna Workforce Network and the community college, and a state‑approved preK–12 comprehensive math plan.
The presenter said HCPS is in year five of implementing the statewide blueprint and…
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