Should there only be two W schools?
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Anonymous
| Wooten and Walter Johnson why are they in the mix? |
Anonymous
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My senior is at WJ and he has consistently had excellent and rigorous teachers. WJ also has a large offering of AP courses, even AP Latin. He was at another school for his 11th grade, and the difference in instructional rigor was palpable.
We have friends in the BCC and WW cluster: BCC doesn’t have as many good teachers (and has way less APs because it also has IB - fewer advanced courses total). WW has a similar number of APs as WJ and equally rigorous teachers. Don’t know about other Bethesda/Potomac MCPS schools. |
Anonymous
| "W"hy? |
Anonymous
| Yes, and one of them should be Wheaton. |
Anonymous
Their engineering program is excellent! |
Anonymous
+1 “W”hiner. |
Anonymous
| Anyone who really worries about this is too insecure and immature. You like my tween kids who have to be "better" than everyone else, even when they are doing well. |
Anonymous
Don't forget Watkins Mill HS |
Anonymous
In the spirit of equity and inclusion, they're all W's to me! |
Anonymous
| Stop Worrying about it. |
Anonymous
| The real ‘W’ high schools in MCPS: Whitman, Wheaton, Wootton, Watkins, WJ |
Anonymous
WoW |
Anonymous
Why WJ and not Winston C? |
Anonymous
Nobody calls it Winston C. It's just Churchill which unlike Walter Johnson or WJ doesn't have a W. |
Anonymous
And soon, Woodward 
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