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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP apparently most posters here can not read. You already knew it was too late for the Magnet programs. MCPS is a great school system ignore the idiots on this forum that complain. Not that it's perfect but it is pretty dam good in it's Stem offerings in most HS across the county. BCC, WJ, Whitman, Wootton, Churchill, RM, Blair all have what you are looking for. WJ has a great math program always has. Mine are Wootton graduates they went to MIT, Carnige Mellon, Georgia Tech, Stanford from there. Their peers at all the schools listed above did the same. Mine were also all accepted to our designated math magnet and declined because our home school was great academically. Poolesville is not in the location you want. Just make sure you advocate for them to be in the highest math/science courses available in MCPS they will be fine. Don't let anyone tell you your kid needs to test into courses they do not. Welcome to the area. [/quote] Apparently you can't read, either. RMIB allows 10th graders to take some IB classes, and then join RMIB in 11th grade (with the right grades and scores). They may not be part of the RMIBDP cohort in 10th grade, but they can take some classes with that cohort. Poolesville is quite rural, but it's the top school in MCPS (per some rankings). [/quote]
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