Speaker: Mohammed Choudhury

TOPIC: Blueprint for Maryland’s Future: Neighborhood Indicators of Poverty

What can schools do to address the growing inequities in public education? Drawing on his experience in Texas and as the Maryland State Superintendent of Schools, Mohammed Choudhury will discuss how to increase opportunities and improve outcomes for students disproportionately affected by systemic barriers. He will describe how a multi-dimensional approach to assessing poverty and allocating resources narrows gaps in opportunity and learning.

SPEAKER: MOHAMMED CHOUDHURY. Maryland State Superintendent of Schools

Mohammed Choudhury became Maryland State Superintendent of Schools on July 1, 2021. He is nationally recognized for dismantling inequities in education and narrowing achievement gaps. Before coming to Maryland, Choudhury was the Associate Superintendent for the San Antonio Independent School District where he developed a new system to combat inequity – boosting the district from one of the lowest performing to the fastest-improving district in Texas. Education Week profiled Choudhury as a “Leader to Learn From,” and one of 12 exceptional school system leaders recognized for impacting student and teacher success.

Learn more about the state of education in Maryland with the State Superintendent of MD schools, Mohammed Choudhury. There will be time for questions. Register here. 

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