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MDCPS Has Best Literacy Rates for Children from Low-Income Households

December 30, 2017 by MelanieDawn 3 Comments

Alberto M. Carvalho, Superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools, speaking at the Downtown Brickell Education Forum at Miami Dade College May 23, 2016

Alberto Carvalho, superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools, tweeted this slightly puzzling message this morning:

Pay less attention to Detroit; rather, focus on the fact that this report, published yesterday, highlights @MDCPS for delivering best-in-the-country early literacy results with roughly half the per-pupil-funding. Thank you #EdTeam305. https://t.co/9ohKG8EQ08.

— Alberto M. Carvalho (@MiamiSup) December 30, 2017

Reading the attached article reveals the point – which he does indeed have every reason to be proud of:

The Miami-Dade district spends $8,725 per student (some $5,500 less than Detroit), and children from low-income households there had the best literacy rates among large cities.

Here are a few more key performance charts from the NAEP that Superintendent Carvalho and the entire MDCPS system can be proud of:

Miami ranks #5 highest in Grade 4 average mathematics scores among all public schools nationwide


Miami ranks #2 in Grade 4 average reading scores among all public schools nationwide


Miami ranks #5 in Grade 4 average science scores among all public schools nationwide

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Melanie Dawn Molina Wood is a licensed real estate agent and real estate educator living and working in the Downtown Miami – Brickell area. She is a Certified International Property Specialist and an accredited LEED Green Associate. For more information about real estate in the Miami area, or to connect with a real estate agent anywhere in the world, contact Melanie Dawn by text/phone at 305-801-3133, or by email at MelanieinMiami@gmail.com

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