Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
1. OP did not mention elementary schools at all. Re-read.
NP here. Look at the thread title.
Anonymous wrote:
1. OP did not mention elementary schools at all. Re-read.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Make sure you are able to get out before your kids start middle school. We were at Rockledge but were not happy with it.
Rockledge is an elementary school. Did you actually have any experience with a middle school in Bowie? I have spoken to people who are very happy with Samual Ogle Middle School.
Do you have kids in middle school?
I visited the middle school and spoke with neighbors and decided it wasn't going to work for us, and we moved out of Bowie before middle school. My opinion is that I wouldn't send my kids to middle or high school (at least to our assigned schools) in Bowie. Yes, I did live in the community long enough to form an opinion.
I'm sharing my opinion as someone who moved to Bowie, was very unhappy with the schools, and spent a lot of money moving out. I would not move there if my kids were in public schools. OP asked, and I answered.
I have neighbors with kids in the middle school. I have lived in Bowie a total of about 10 years combined (moved away briefly but came back), so I know a lot of people who have kids in the school system. So, yes, I have lived in the community long enough to form an opinion. OP asked about the best elementary schools -- with no mention of middle schools. And you jumped in with your "get out before middle!"
I think I've seen your posts in other threads. You bought a mcmansion in one of the newer neighborhoods and didn't like Rockledge so you moved to Montgomery County.
I know a LOT of people who are very happy with the schools in Bowie. I'm allowed to voice my opinion, even if it counters yours. Rockledge, by the way, isn't as highly rated as Whitehall or Tulip Grove. But most of the neighborhoods that feed to Whitehall are older neighborhoods.
Anonymous wrote:My child is at Yorktown and we love it. We used a daycare/sitter transfer. That won't work for Whitehall or Tulip Grove because those schools are at capacity but it worked for Yorktown and probably will use for Samuel Ogle for middle school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Make sure you are able to get out before your kids start middle school. We were at Rockledge but were not happy with it.
Rockledge is an elementary school. Did you actually have any experience with a middle school in Bowie? I have spoken to people who are very happy with Samual Ogle Middle School.
Do you have kids in middle school?
I visited the middle school and spoke with neighbors and decided it wasn't going to work for us, and we moved out of Bowie before middle school. My opinion is that I wouldn't send my kids to middle or high school (at least to our assigned schools) in Bowie. Yes, I did live in the community long enough to form an opinion.
I'm sharing my opinion as someone who moved to Bowie, was very unhappy with the schools, and spent a lot of money moving out. I would not move there if my kids were in public schools. OP asked, and I answered.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Make sure you are able to get out before your kids start middle school. We were at Rockledge but were not happy with it.
Rockledge is an elementary school. Did you actually have any experience with a middle school in Bowie? I have spoken to people who are very happy with Samual Ogle Middle School.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Make sure you are able to get out before your kids start middle school. We were at Rockledge but were not happy with it.
Rockledge is an elementary school. Did you actually have any experience with a middle school in Bowie? I have spoken to people who are very happy with Samual Ogle Middle School.
Anonymous wrote:Make sure you are able to get out before your kids start middle school. We were at Rockledge but were not happy with it.