State law allows the Accountability and Implementation Board to have up to 15 full-time positions. It has staffed six.
Blueprint summaries note local schools still trying to figure out teacher shortage, implement literacy plans.
Second submission of Blueprint plans for local school systems is due in March 2024.
If Blueprint plans are not approved this month, local school officials have until Oct. 1 to submit them.
Panel scheduled to meet again July 20 and 27.
Accountability board could start approving plans in July.
AIB board chair Isiah “Ike” Leggett called the miscommunication with state Department of Education an “unforced error.”
Blueprint board could’ve withheld 25% of funding if minimum guidelines weren’t met.
The board received almost 445 written pieces of correspondence from students, parents, advocates and education officials.
Marylanders who want to comment on a massive education plan have one more day to do it.