Kentlands school cluster

Anonymous
OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There's King Farm. People seem to love College Gardens ES.
Anonymous
The principal also had an intern this year. I'm wondering how many issues occurred under the intern's watch vs. the principal.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There are lots of other schools and areas - Travillah, Stonemill, Dufief - all have strong principals, motivated parents/kids, good communities. But prices there are around $750 and up - mostly up, so there's that.
Anonymous
Meant $750 k or up.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There's King Farm. People seem to love College Gardens ES.


King Farm is near a very bad part of Rockville. There are homeless under the overpass, there are shootings and its across from tye County dump. You gotta be kidding.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Also, the principal is Black - this might have something to do with all of these poster claiming she is "lazy" and "doesn't work as hard" as her predecessor. Sounds like the previous principal went above and beyond to accommodate the privileged demanding parents and this principal is not. 🤷🏽‍♀️


Nice try pp. The vice principal from that time period was greatly disliked and he was a white dude.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There's King Farm. People seem to love College Gardens ES.


King Farm is near a very bad part of Rockville. There are homeless under the overpass, there are shootings and its across from tye County dump. You gotta be kidding.

DC has friends who live in KF, and they walk to the stores all the time. South of Redland seems fine to me.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There are lots of other schools and areas - Travillah, Stonemill, Dufief - all have strong principals, motivated parents/kids, good communities. But prices there are around $750 and up - mostly up, so there's that.


The big difference is that those communities are generally not walkable. Kentlands/Lakelands is super walkable — especially if you live anywhere near Main Street/Kentlands Market Square.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There's King Farm. People seem to love College Gardens ES.


King Farm is near a very bad part of Rockville. There are homeless under the overpass, there are shootings and its across from tye County dump. You gotta be kidding.


I can not imagine what you are referring to (aside from being near the transfer station which is quite convenient imo)... King Farm Resident.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There's King Farm. People seem to love College Gardens ES.


King Farm is near a very bad part of Rockville. There are homeless under the overpass, there are shootings and its across from tye County dump. You gotta be kidding.


I can not imagine what you are referring to (aside from being near the transfer station which is quite convenient imo)... King Farm Resident.


I guess it's like living near a hog farm. You get used to the smell after a while.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There are lots of other schools and areas - Travillah, Stonemill, Dufief - all have strong principals, motivated parents/kids, good communities. But prices there are around $750 and up - mostly up, so there's that.


None of these are really walkable communities? Price isn't the issue. Most Kentlands SFH are pricer than Travillah, Stonemill, Dufief
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There are lots of other schools and areas - Travillah, Stonemill, Dufief - all have strong principals, motivated parents/kids, good communities. But prices there are around $750 and up - mostly up, so there's that.


None of these are really walkable communities? Price isn't the issue. Most Kentlands SFH are pricer than Travillah, Stonemill, Dufief


Yep. I also just saw in a local real estate listing that a Kentlands SFH went for $150K over asking.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There are lots of other schools and areas - Travillah, Stonemill, Dufief - all have strong principals, motivated parents/kids, good communities. But prices there are around $750 and up - mostly up, so there's that.


Good luck finding a SFH in North Potomac for $750!
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here—not going to lie, the responses here have really made me second guess targeting Kentlands/Lakelands for our move… we do love the neighborhood and community. Are there similar communities that are very tight knit and walkable in the county or do we give RCES a chance and go private?


There are lots of other schools and areas - Travillah, Stonemill, Dufief - all have strong principals, motivated parents/kids, good communities. But prices there are around $750 and up - mostly up, so there's that.


Good luck finding a SFH in North Potomac for $750!


Or one in Kentlands! $750K is for the larger townhouses.
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