Calvert schools report top MCAP performance and double-digit growth since 2022
September 10, 2026 | Calvert County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
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Supervisors presented Calvert County Public Schools’ 2026 Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP) results and said the district ranked among the top five counties statewide in many grades and subjects. Julie Morrison and Joe Sutton highlighted gains in elementary and middle-grade mathematics; the district reported notable proficiency increases and growth that exceeded the state average.
Presenters credited curriculum alignment, teacher strategies to strengthen students’ written reasoning, targeted support systems and rollout of the Panorama student-success platform. They also discussed preparation for the state’s transition to the mSTAR assessment in grades 3–8 and said the district is aligning benchmarks and instructional sequences to the new standards.
Presenters credited curriculum alignment, teacher strategies to strengthen students’ written reasoning, targeted support systems and rollout of the Panorama student-success platform. They also discussed preparation for the state’s transition to the mSTAR assessment in grades 3–8 and said the district is aligning benchmarks and instructional sequences to the new standards.
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