Anonymous
Post 03/03/2012 05:54     Subject: Rockville, MD
We're in the Manor Lake/Flower valley Neighborhood and love it. Kids still in elementary sch and we've been happy with the quality and sense of community there. Neighbors have kids in rockville high and i haven't heard any of them complain. Come check it out yourself rather than rely on hearsay.
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2012 11:22     Subject: Re:Rockville, MD
Thoughts on the Manor Woods neighbhorhood near Aspen Hil?
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2012 09:17     Subject: Re:Rockville, MD
What about Magruder? It's a rockville school I don't hear/see much about.....
Anonymous
Post 02/27/2012 08:47     Subject: Rockville, MD
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Greatschools sez:
Rockville HS: 1243 students, rating of 7, 21% FARMS
Wootton HS: 2459 students, rating of 10, 4% FARMS
Richard Montgomery HS: 1953 students, rating of 7, 16% FARMS
Walter Johnson HS: 2003 students, rating of 8, 6% FARMS

Let's pick out some of:
Gaithersburg (aka Ghettosburg) HS: 2002 students, rating of 6, 30% FARMS
Kennedy HS: 1552 students, rating of 4, 41% FARMS
Einstein (aka Crimestein) HS: 1570 students, rating of 5, 37% FARMS

To sum: RichMo and Rockville aren't in the same SES class as Walter Johnson or Wootton. Neither are they in the same class as Kennedy/Einstein. I do have to wonder about people who'd be so deep into school snobbery as to avoid RichMo and Rockville.


You are so childish. I hope you do not pass on this attitude to your children. And this is coming from someone lives in the Wootton school zone. Geesh - if we can't act mature, how can we expect our kids to???? You're an ass.


So why did you move to the Wootton zone and not the Kennedy/Einstein zones? It's cheaper in Wheaton, I understand.

I am not aware of a mean nickname for Kennedy.

Langley kids call McLean the "ghetto" there was one incident where Langley students made racial slurs against the (mostly-Black) McLean dance team. So it'll always be relative.
Anonymous
Post 02/26/2012 22:37     Subject: Re:Rockville, MD
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:RM is one of the top schools in the county, and is even ranked highly nationally. The negative posts about it mystify me!
Those are the posters of the wealthy who are upset that the poorer areas kids also get to go to a good school


Umm the school with high FARMS arent good, look at the test scores.

Anyways. I once dated someone in rockville and worked in reston lets just say if SUCKED commuting. Rockville seems close to where the jobs are (Virginia/DC) but it is quite a long commuting time especially during rush hour
Anonymous
Post 02/26/2012 22:32     Subject: Re:Rockville, MD
22:22 again. If you work in DC, I'd look close to the Metro, especially with gas prices about to take off. RM cluster fits the bill.
Anonymous
Post 02/26/2012 22:27     Subject: Rockville, MD
Anonymous wrote:Greatschools sez:
Rockville HS: 1243 students, rating of 7, 21% FARMS
Wootton HS: 2459 students, rating of 10, 4% FARMS
Richard Montgomery HS: 1953 students, rating of 7, 16% FARMS
Walter Johnson HS: 2003 students, rating of 8, 6% FARMS

Let's pick out some of:
Gaithersburg (aka Ghettosburg) HS: 2002 students, rating of 6, 30% FARMS
Kennedy HS: 1552 students, rating of 4, 41% FARMS
Einstein (aka Crimestein) HS: 1570 students, rating of 5, 37% FARMS

To sum: RichMo and Rockville aren't in the same SES class as Walter Johnson or Wootton. Neither are they in the same class as Kennedy/Einstein. I do have to wonder about people who'd be so deep into school snobbery as to avoid RichMo and Rockville.


You are so childish. I hope you do not pass on this attitude to your children. And this is coming from someone lives in the Wootton school zone. Geesh - if we can't act mature, how can we expect our kids to???? You're an ass.
Anonymous
Post 02/26/2012 22:22     Subject: Re:Rockville, MD
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:RM is one of the top schools in the county, and is even ranked highly nationally. The negative posts about it mystify me!
Those are the posters of the wealthy who are upset that the poorer areas kids also get to go to a good school


Completely agree. There isn't a rough side to Rockville. Posters that claim otherwise need to be dropped off in Anacostia. Rockville is a great city and we are very happy in the RM cluster.
Anonymous
Post 02/26/2012 22:03     Subject: Re:Rockville, MD
Anonymous wrote:RM is one of the top schools in the county, and is even ranked highly nationally. The negative posts about it mystify me!
Those are the posters of the wealthy who are upset that the poorer areas kids also get to go to a good school
Anonymous
Post 02/26/2012 11:24     Subject: Re:Rockville, MD
Stay away from Wheaton high school
Anonymous
Post 02/26/2012 11:10     Subject: Rockville, MD
Why doesn't Kennedy get a mean nickname like Gaithersburg and Einstein?
Anonymous
Post 02/26/2012 08:28     Subject: Rockville, MD
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Greatschools sez:
Rockville HS: 1243 students, rating of 7, 21% FARMS
Wootton HS: 2459 students, rating of 10, 4% FARMS
Richard Montgomery HS: 1953 students, rating of 7, 16% FARMS
Walter Johnson HS: 2003 students, rating of 8, 6% FARMS

Let's pick out some of:
Gaithersburg (aka Ghettosburg) HS: 2002 students, rating of 6, 30% FARMS
Kennedy HS: 1552 students, rating of 4, 41% FARMS
Einstein (aka Crimestein) HS: 1570 students, rating of 5, 37% FARMS

To sum: RichMo and Rockville aren't in the same SES class as Walter Johnson or Wootton. Neither are they in the same class as Kennedy/Einstein. I do have to wonder about people who'd be so deep into school snobbery as to avoid RichMo and Rockville.



What does FARMS mean?


The kids who qualify for free/reduced lunch. You know, the dreaded *poors*. THATS why all the school snobbery IMO.
Anonymous
Post 02/26/2012 08:16     Subject: Re:Rockville, MD
RM is one of the top schools in the county, and is even ranked highly nationally. The negative posts about it mystify me!
Anonymous
Post 02/25/2012 23:22     Subject: Rockville, MD
Anonymous wrote:Greatschools sez:
Rockville HS: 1243 students, rating of 7, 21% FARMS
Wootton HS: 2459 students, rating of 10, 4% FARMS
Richard Montgomery HS: 1953 students, rating of 7, 16% FARMS
Walter Johnson HS: 2003 students, rating of 8, 6% FARMS

Let's pick out some of:
Gaithersburg (aka Ghettosburg) HS: 2002 students, rating of 6, 30% FARMS
Kennedy HS: 1552 students, rating of 4, 41% FARMS
Einstein (aka Crimestein) HS: 1570 students, rating of 5, 37% FARMS

To sum: RichMo and Rockville aren't in the same SES class as Walter Johnson or Wootton. Neither are they in the same class as Kennedy/Einstein. I do have to wonder about people who'd be so deep into school snobbery as to avoid RichMo and Rockville.



What does FARMS mean?
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2012 12:44     Subject: Rockville, MD
Super happy Rockville parent here. Administration is terrific.