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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are currently renting in Howard County and looking to buy a house in the 700k-850k range. I commute to DC downtown on Red Line, 3 days a week. My husband works in Columbia but can easily find a job in Rockville, DC, or NoVa. Given our budget and commute, we are focusing on River Hill district in South Howard County, and Churchill and Wootton in Montgomery County.

Between MoCo and HoCo, which school system serves the needs of gifted children better? It looks like MoCo has more options, like immersion programs, gifted centers, and magnet schools, but class size is larger and many schools are crowded. HoCo system is smaller and said to be well-managed, but I have seen little discussion of its G/T programs.

We have two bright preschoolers. DD is 4 and 8 months, already reading at grade 1 or 2 level (and English is her second language) and developing math concepts like multiplication on her own. I'm concerned that she'll get bored at school if we don't find the right one for her...
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sharp kids

lmfao!

4 and 8 months

If this isn't a joke, it should be.

Ciao, stupida![/quote]

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OP here. Well I think my kids are pretty sharp but I may be biased. You and "Ciao, stupida!" sound like you or your kid(s) are very smart. Why don't you tell us how smart you're, so that we can admire? I'm so curious.[/quote]

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