Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's probably the tiniest HS in the county.

Technically, Rockville is the 3rd smallest school in terms of the student population from the 22-23 data.

Same with the 23-24 data.
Poolesville 1332
Damascus 1398
Rockville 1539

As in every school, you have to look at the demographics. If your kid is white or Asian, they are probably doing well. Otherwise-- no. Rockville High School is no different.

--Teacher who has worked at 3 high schools these past 22 years.

Anonymous wrote:When only 39% of your population is proficient in math, we should forget it.

What’s the definition of proficient? Is on grade level proficient?
My MS kid is getting As in math but is doing regular grade level math. I’d consider that proficient.

Anonymous wrote:It's probably the tiniest HS in the county.

Technically, Rockville is the 3rd smallest school in terms of the student population from the 22-23 data.

Had a kid who graduated from Rockville in 2010. His personal perspectives of the school back then was that it was a very tiny school, but it had a decent environment and many competitive teams. Too bad the school doesn’t seem to perform good on the sports compared to it’s rivals. However I will admit, the IB program in the school is great even for it’s small school size compared to it’s neighbors.

Anonymous wrote:When only 39% of your population is proficient in math, we should forget it.

Alas, truth.

Anonymous wrote:When only 39% of your population is proficient in math, we should forget it.

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How utterly sad that an adult would take a dig like this.

Signed,

A Wootton Parent

It's small and it sucks.

When only 39% of your population is proficient in math, we should forget it.

Because we like it that way. We don't have any desire to be competitive like a W school and we like our little community just the way it is.

My kid just graduated from RHS, so definitely on my radar. Was very pleased with his experience. Had good friends who are really great kids, a solid peer group of kids working hard to excel, good teachers, IB and AP classes, opportunities for extracurriculars, including ‘nerdy’ ones where he and teammates more than held their own against bigger schools. All around a good experience.

Anonymous wrote:It's probably the tiniest HS in the county.

Poolesville HS has that honor.

It's probably the tiniest HS in the county.

Depends on your perspective I guess - we’re zoned for rockville so we don’t forget about it.

I feel like out of all the schools in MoCo, Rockville is easily the most forgettable in the county.