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Greeny is hereby pronounced Minister of Maryland Math so we shall call them MoMM
It took a while for people to demand action, as they were initially unaware that 23 is a larger number than zero. >

Yes, and is it zero each or in the aggregate among the 23, eh? >

Let's see what my calculator says: 0#23
Hmm... it says if I'd like to make a call, please hang up and try again. I think that means 5. >

Funny, my calculator doesn't have a hashtag button. >

So I guess Zoomers won’t use it. >

No, we’ll use the calculator when you let us use them >


Project Baltimore found three additional schools where zero students tested proficient in math, which we did not include in the list of 23. One of those schools is for incarcerated youth, and the other two are for students with disabilities. And it’s important to note, another 20 Baltimore City Schools had just one or two students test proficient in math.

So thats actually 26 with zero students, and 20 more with 1 or 2 able. 
That's roughly 30 students in 46 schools who can math all right >

You're hired to go teach math in Baltimore.