Anonymous
11/03/2025 11:51
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn't the CIP say Ashburton ES is not overcrowded? Seems like BS to me.
Ashburton has been overcrowded since fall 2011 (3 years after adding a 10 classroom addition). They put a "temporary" modular unit some years later and are now claiming it adds to capacity when they (MCPS) swore it wouldn't count toward capacity. It's like counting the portable trailers toward capacity. That is what is BS
Ashburton had trailers in the 80s. Its hard to project when all those cheap apts by the mall are zoned for it.
Anonymous
11/02/2025 13:47
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn't the CIP say Ashburton ES is not overcrowded? Seems like BS to me.
Ashburton has been overcrowded since fall 2011 (3 years after adding a 10 classroom addition). They put a "temporary" modular unit some years later and are now claiming it adds to capacity when they (MCPS) swore it wouldn't count toward capacity. It's like counting the portable trailers toward capacity. That is what is BS
MCPS made a decision long ago that Ashburton would be overcrowded forever. The fact that they are now counting the modular, which they put in to replace trailer classrooms, is not much of a surprise.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 21:18
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How can the capacity of Meadow hall be 327 in 2025 and 409 in 2020.
Just doesn't make sense.
There are different capacity calculations: state-rated capacity is higher than MCPS program capacity. Be sure you're comparing apples to apples.
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/planning/fy2027/cip27_appendixf.pdf
Shouldn't the MCPS materials be more careful in delineating there published studies? I mean it's as clear as mud.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 15:53
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:How can the capacity of Meadow hall be 327 in 2025 and 409 in 2020.
Just doesn't make sense.
There are different capacity calculations: state-rated capacity is higher than MCPS program capacity. Be sure you're comparing apples to apples.
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/planning/fy2027/cip27_appendixf.pdf
Anonymous
11/01/2025 15:46
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
From google maps they look like double wides:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/fg4jXMXBNsasZHZp7
Same ones as 5 years ago.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/fg4jXMXBNsasZHZp7
Same ones as 5 years ago.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 15:25
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Doesn't the CIP say Ashburton ES is not overcrowded? Seems like BS to me.
Ashburton has been overcrowded since fall 2011 (3 years after adding a 10 classroom addition). They put a "temporary" modular unit some years later and are now claiming it adds to capacity when they (MCPS) swore it wouldn't count toward capacity. It's like counting the portable trailers toward capacity. That is what is BS
Anonymous
11/01/2025 15:06
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rockville High School Cluster's elementary school utilization is 118%
MCPS is trailer trash in my book.
No, it's 93%.
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/planning/fy2027/CIP27_Chapter4_Rockville%20Cluster.pdf
The one you linked didn't have an occupancy calculation:
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/publicinfo/Boundary_Analysis/interim-report/02b_Utilization.pdf
118%
I think those maybe using the new "relocatable" classroom standard eg trailer trash.
You haven't seen the relocatable classrooms they use at Blair and Walter Johnson then. Trailer trash would be an improvement.
Wj is being given a brand new second school. Wj has had multiple remodels. Many of our schools haven’t gotten any remodels nor on the schedule. Our school has classes in the cafeteria and other places as classrooms and portables are full. One class my child has has two classes at the same time taught by one teacher.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 14:45
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rockville High School Cluster's elementary school utilization is 118%
MCPS is trailer trash in my book.
No, it's 93%.
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/planning/fy2027/CIP27_Chapter4_Rockville%20Cluster.pdf
The one you linked didn't have an occupancy calculation:
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/publicinfo/Boundary_Analysis/interim-report/02b_Utilization.pdf
118%
I think those maybe using the new "relocatable" classroom standard eg trailer trash.
You haven't seen the relocatable classrooms they use at Blair and Walter Johnson then. Trailer trash would be an improvement.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 14:44
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
How can the capacity of Meadow hall be 327 in 2025 and 409 in 2020.
Just doesn't make sense.
Just doesn't make sense.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 14:22
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Doesn't the CIP say Ashburton ES is not overcrowded? Seems like BS to me.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 14:18
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rockville High School Cluster's elementary school utilization is 118%
MCPS is trailer trash in my book.
No, it's 93%.
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/planning/fy2027/CIP27_Chapter4_Rockville%20Cluster.pdf
The one you linked didn't have an occupancy calculation:
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/publicinfo/Boundary_Analysis/interim-report/02b_Utilization.pdf
118%
I think those maybe using the new "relocatable" classroom standard eg trailer trash.
That report is from the boundary analysis using 2019 data. The CIP linked earlier has the current year enrollment, and it has Rockville cluster elementary school utilization at 93%. Only one ES is overcapacity, by 40 students.
Your link doesn't list the actual numbers. Where did the students go or capacity come from. +20% swing. I'm pretty sure the relocatables haven't gone anywhere. Just walked by.
I think they just changed the numbers reporting. They made some exception for schools near parks if I recall correctly.
Yes, it does list the actual enrollment and capacity numbers for each school in the cluster for this year, and projections going forward.
Did you figure out the discrepancy?
Anonymous
11/01/2025 13:57
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rockville High School Cluster's elementary school utilization is 118%
MCPS is trailer trash in my book.
No, it's 93%.
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/planning/fy2027/CIP27_Chapter4_Rockville%20Cluster.pdf
The one you linked didn't have an occupancy calculation:
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/publicinfo/Boundary_Analysis/interim-report/02b_Utilization.pdf
118%
I think those maybe using the new "relocatable" classroom standard eg trailer trash.
That report is from the boundary analysis using 2019 data. The CIP linked earlier has the current year enrollment, and it has Rockville cluster elementary school utilization at 93%. Only one ES is overcapacity, by 40 students.
Your link doesn't list the actual numbers. Where did the students go or capacity come from. +20% swing. I'm pretty sure the relocatables haven't gone anywhere. Just walked by.
I think they just changed the numbers reporting. They made some exception for schools near parks if I recall correctly.
Yes, it does list the actual enrollment and capacity numbers for each school in the cluster for this year, and projections going forward.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 13:53
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rockville High School Cluster's elementary school utilization is 118%
MCPS is trailer trash in my book.
No, it's 93%.
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/planning/fy2027/CIP27_Chapter4_Rockville%20Cluster.pdf
The one you linked didn't have an occupancy calculation:
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/publicinfo/Boundary_Analysis/interim-report/02b_Utilization.pdf
118%
I think those maybe using the new "relocatable" classroom standard eg trailer trash.
That report is from the boundary analysis using 2019 data. The CIP linked earlier has the current year enrollment, and it has Rockville cluster elementary school utilization at 93%. Only one ES is overcapacity, by 40 students.
Your link doesn't list the actual numbers. Where did the students go or capacity come from. +20% swing. I'm pretty sure the relocatables haven't gone anywhere. Just walked by.
I think they just changed the numbers reporting. They made some exception for schools near parks if I recall correctly.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 12:27
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rockville High School Cluster's elementary school utilization is 118%
MCPS is trailer trash in my book.
No, it's 93%.
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/planning/fy2027/CIP27_Chapter4_Rockville%20Cluster.pdf
The one you linked didn't have an occupancy calculation:
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/publicinfo/Boundary_Analysis/interim-report/02b_Utilization.pdf
118%
I think those maybe using the new "relocatable" classroom standard eg trailer trash.
That report is from the boundary analysis using 2019 data. The CIP linked earlier has the current year enrollment, and it has Rockville cluster elementary school utilization at 93%. Only one ES is overcapacity, by 40 students.
Anonymous
11/01/2025 12:01
Subject: Hunger Games: MCPS edition
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rockville High School Cluster's elementary school utilization is 118%
MCPS is trailer trash in my book.
No, it's 93%.
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/planning/fy2027/CIP27_Chapter4_Rockville%20Cluster.pdf
The one you linked didn't have an occupancy calculation:
https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteassets/district/departments/publicinfo/Boundary_Analysis/interim-report/02b_Utilization.pdf
118%
I think those maybe using the new "relocatable" classroom standard eg trailer trash.