Can anyone tell me about Calvert Hills and University Park?

Anonymous
Like dc, middle school is a real problem. The elementary schools are ok and erhs is a good high school option, but there is no strong middle school. That drives people to the relatively affordable parochial schools and sucks any momentum out of middle school options. Similar to the charter options in dc. It also means you loose some community. Ans people move too.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Like dc, middle school is a real problem. The elementary schools are ok and erhs is a good high school option, but there is no strong middle school. That drives people to the relatively affordable parochial schools and sucks any momentum out of middle school options. Similar to the charter options in dc. It also means you loose some community. Ans people move too.


This is completely true. My kid is in the TAG middle school and it is fantastic but not all kids are TAG. The county is building 5 new middle schools in the next 5 years and I hope that has some positive impact.
I am actually ok with the high school options. ERHS is good but the IB programs are improving a lot, the 3P program at Flowers is very good, the STEM program at DuVual, the Middle College Program, Performing Arts at Suitland etc.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Like dc, middle school is a real problem. The elementary schools are ok and erhs is a good high school option, but there is no strong middle school. That drives people to the relatively affordable parochial schools and sucks any momentum out of middle school options. Similar to the charter options in dc. It also means you loose some community. Ans people move too.


This is completely true. My kid is in the TAG middle school and it is fantastic but not all kids are TAG. The county is building 5 new middle schools in the next 5 years and I hope that has some positive impact.
I am actually ok with the high school options. ERHS is good but the IB programs are improving a lot, the 3P program at Flowers is very good, the STEM program at DuVual, the Middle College Program, Performing Arts at Suitland etc.


I think of schools get solid the prices will get even more competitive which.... isn’t great
Anonymous
College Park has been historically underrated but it looks like people are starting to wake up. Try looking in the Hollywood area. You can walk to the metro from the neighborhood and its close to 495. There's a nice MOM's in the neighborhood too that you can walk to.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:College Park has been historically underrated but it looks like people are starting to wake up. Try looking in the Hollywood area. You can walk to the metro from the neighborhood and its close to 495. There's a nice MOM's in the neighborhood too that you can walk to.


There’s been talk of closing down the college park metro station.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:College Park has been historically underrated but it looks like people are starting to wake up. Try looking in the Hollywood area. You can walk to the metro from the neighborhood and its close to 495. There's a nice MOM's in the neighborhood too that you can walk to.


There’s been talk of closing down the college park metro station.


Hollywood is near Greenbelt metro, I think
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:College Park has been historically underrated but it looks like people are starting to wake up. Try looking in the Hollywood area. You can walk to the metro from the neighborhood and its close to 495. There's a nice MOM's in the neighborhood too that you can walk to.


There’s been talk of closing down the college park metro station.


Where did you see that?

The only discussion I have seen was part of WMATA's threats to get more money because of low ridership during the pandemic. If anything, it seems like College Park is adding density, though it seems most of that is targeted toward "luxury" apartments for students?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:College Park has been historically underrated but it looks like people are starting to wake up. Try looking in the Hollywood area. You can walk to the metro from the neighborhood and its close to 495. There's a nice MOM's in the neighborhood too that you can walk to.


There’s been talk of closing down the college park metro station.


Where did you see that?

The only discussion I have seen was part of WMATA's threats to get more money because of low ridership during the pandemic. If anything, it seems like College Park is adding density, though it seems most of that is targeted toward "luxury" apartments for students?



I think the proposal have been scrapped recently, but they considered closing a few stations
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