Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Blue Ribbon for Ellicott Mills
Ellicott Mills Middle School in Ellicott City was named as one of six Maryland Blue Ribbon Schools yesterday. The Blue Ribbon Schools Program is administered by the US Department of Education to honor public and private elementary, middle and high schools “that are either academically superior or that demonstrate dramatic gains in student achievement to high levels.”
According to this story by Liz Bowie and Arin Gencer in The Sun, Ellicott Mills will now “be nominated to become national Blue Ribbon schools. In the past, most schools that have earned the state designation have been given the federal one as well.”
There was also a nice video featuring scenes from Ellicott Mills on WBAL last night.
From my own personal experience I can say that Ellicott Mills is certainly deserving of this recognition. Peanut is a sixth grader at the school.
Ellicott Mills was the only Howard County School to receive the Blue Ribbon this year. Congratulations to the administration and staff.
According to this story by Liz Bowie and Arin Gencer in The Sun, Ellicott Mills will now “be nominated to become national Blue Ribbon schools. In the past, most schools that have earned the state designation have been given the federal one as well.”
There was also a nice video featuring scenes from Ellicott Mills on WBAL last night.
From my own personal experience I can say that Ellicott Mills is certainly deserving of this recognition. Peanut is a sixth grader at the school.
Ellicott Mills was the only Howard County School to receive the Blue Ribbon this year. Congratulations to the administration and staff.
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