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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does MCPS have a school similar to TJ in Virginia? What school would that be?[/quote] No. They have magnet programs embedded in different schools. The top three in demand are Blair, Richard Montgomery, and Poolesville. But there are many more. https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/curriculum/specialprograms/high/ [/quote] Are they any good? Is it a difficult process to get in? I had a foster child this year who went to an engineering magnet middle school and I was shocked at how easy her classes were and how bad her teachers were. [/quote] Blair magnet is a rough equivalent of TJ. Probably, slightly less rigorous but equally difficult to get in. RM magnet is humanities so can't be compared to TJ. Don't know much about Poolesville.[/quote] Wheaton also has stem magnets.[/quote] Only 3 magnets in MoCo HS - PHS, RM/IB, and Blair STEM. Others call themselves "magnet" but they are not true magnets[/quote] That's just untrue. Blair/CAP is criteria-based, as are the regional IB programs, Wheaton BioMedical Engineering, and the portfolio-based Einstein Visual Arts Program. There are probably some others I'm forgetting, but it's certainly not just the three you mentioned. [/quote]
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