Anonymous
12/10/2025 12:56
Subject: Severn Run High School in AACPS
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Route 3 is a natural barrier. It’s crazy to have the Nantucket kids cross it for school imagine some poor kid trying to bike that. It’s only going to get worse when the Amazon warehouse is finished. It’s basically an interstate at this point. I’m in the triangle so not affected but I still think it’s a terrible idea.
I wish they would put a combined middle and high magnet school at the crownsville campus. Chesapeake science point is one of the most successful schools in the state why not make another one! It would help take pressure off the Crofton, old mill, and arundel feeders.
We don't need more magnet and charter schools siphoning high-achieving students from their neighborhood schools, that only harms the neighborhood and community in the long run. They should place those programs in the neighborhood schools to attract more families to those areas.
Disagree. There are plenty of affordable privates and homeschool options in this county, and people are opting for them more than ever. If we want to keep kids in the public schools we need to offer smaller schools and unique options. One of the reasons Crofton high is popular is that it’s not a huge building that warehouses thousands of kids in a windowless prison. No one wants that model anymore it’s a mistake to keep going that direction. Smaller Class size and smaller school size does matter.
Anonymous
12/04/2025 11:23
Subject: Severn Run High School in AACPS
Anonymous wrote:Route 3 is a natural barrier. It’s crazy to have the Nantucket kids cross it for school imagine some poor kid trying to bike that. It’s only going to get worse when the Amazon warehouse is finished. It’s basically an interstate at this point. I’m in the triangle so not affected but I still think it’s a terrible idea.
I wish they would put a combined middle and high magnet school at the crownsville campus. Chesapeake science point is one of the most successful schools in the state why not make another one! It would help take pressure off the Crofton, old mill, and arundel feeders.
We don't need more magnet and charter schools siphoning high-achieving students from their neighborhood schools, that only harms the neighborhood and community in the long run. They should place those programs in the neighborhood schools to attract more families to those areas.