The children are the future and if they are coming out of Oakland County, the future looks pretty bright.
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"We're very proud of our students and staff," said Steven Gaynor, Bloomfield Hills schools superintendent.
"They work hard, day in and day out, to ensure that teaching and
learning are the top priorities in our community. With the myriad
pressing demands that we face educationally, and though MME is just one
measure of success, we're gratified for the commitment shown by both
students and instructional staff."
Oakland County students also excelled in the ACT portion of the exam,
with an average composite score of 20, compared to the state composite
of 18.8.
"This is the second year that all students statewide have taken the ACT
portion of the MME, which gives students an indication of how they may
do at the college level," said David Pruneau, Rochester Community
Schools superintendent.
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