map or website with feeder patterns?
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Anonymous
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I am comtemplating a move to MOCO and schools are a primary concern in picking a neighborhood. I want to make sure I have a solid feeder pattern, so I don't have to move again in a few years. For the life of me, I can't seem to find the map, chart, or webpage with the MOCO feeder patterns. I have gotten conflicting information about the middle school for an area I am interested in. Does anyone know where this information is available on the web? I can't get through to the MOCO boundary office.
Thanks! |
Anonymous
| Thanks. I saw those maps, but they don't indicate which elementary school feeds to which middle school, etc. Unless I am missing something . . . . |
Anonymous
| The easiest thing that I know to do is look at the middle schools on the mcps "schools at a glance" page. In the header it should list the feeder elementary schools and receiving high school(s). |
Anonymous
You will not find that because many schools have split matriculation based on address. You have to do it in reverse by finding the schools you want and their service area. |
Anonymous
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use the cluster maps as a starting point.
http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/regulatoryaccountability/glance/currentyear/other.shtm#maps |
Anonymous
| Thanks! |
Anonymous
| So, is it possible that an ES feeds to 2 different MS? |
Anonymous
Yes. |
Anonymous
| Thanks! |
Anonymous
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http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/planning/CIPMaster_Current2.shtml
this is a better place to start. Click on the cluster and it shows the long-range planning for the cluster - expected enrollment, planned capital improvements |
Anonymous
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I've used this this link which lets you input specific addresses:
http://gis.mcpsmd.org/schoolAssignmentTool/faces/Index.jsp |