The streets are narrow and the closets are tiny. Too much congestion. Leave the house in a car and go to a coffee shop takes an hour to arrive. It takes a half a day just to do grocery shopping

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Anonymous wrote:Most don’t use public schools after elem (and many don’t do that) if that’s an issue for you.

It’s likely that a majority don’t…but a significant minority do. Best estimates are that 35%-40% do.

CC covers a larger area than perhaps you think.

I think a majority do. Mine were at BCC and I am pretty sure that 2/3rds of the neighborhood kids went there.

Except, BCC covers Bethesda, CC and what I would consider Western Silver Spring (though I don't know if the parts West of Grubb Road, but call it East of Brookfield Rd are considered Silver Spring or CC or what). This thread is specifically about CC, MD.

Like you’re such an expert on the area - lol!

Such an odd comment.

Not PP but IYKYK. Not odd.

Not really...I mean, it's the geography of CC MD. It's a factual statement about cross-streets, nothing more. So, what is it one "knows"?

That it is Brookville Road, oh dumb one!

Basically, CCMD is a zip code - 20185. It spans a wide area from Rock Creek Forest in the East to Kenwood in the West. Lots of different neighborhoods but there’s not really a there there.

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Anonymous wrote:Most don’t use public schools after elem (and many don’t do that) if that’s an issue for you.

It’s likely that a majority don’t…but a significant minority do. Best estimates are that 35%-40% do.

CC covers a larger area than perhaps you think.

I think a majority do. Mine were at BCC and I am pretty sure that 2/3rds of the neighborhood kids went there.

Except, BCC covers Bethesda, CC and what I would consider Western Silver Spring (though I don't know if the parts West of Grubb Road, but call it East of Brookfield Rd are considered Silver Spring or CC or what). This thread is specifically about CC, MD.

Like you’re such an expert on the area - lol!

Such an odd comment.

Not PP but IYKYK. Not odd.

Not really...I mean, it's the geography of CC MD. It's a factual statement about cross-streets, nothing more. So, what is it one "knows"?

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Anonymous wrote:Most don’t use public schools after elem (and many don’t do that) if that’s an issue for you.

It’s likely that a majority don’t…but a significant minority do. Best estimates are that 35%-40% do.

CC covers a larger area than perhaps you think.

I think a majority do. Mine were at BCC and I am pretty sure that 2/3rds of the neighborhood kids went there.

Except, BCC covers Bethesda, CC and what I would consider Western Silver Spring (though I don't know if the parts West of Grubb Road, but call it East of Brookfield Rd are considered Silver Spring or CC or what). This thread is specifically about CC, MD.

Like you’re such an expert on the area - lol!

Such an odd comment.

Not PP but IYKYK. Not odd.

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Anonymous wrote:Most don’t use public schools after elem (and many don’t do that) if that’s an issue for you.

It’s likely that a majority don’t…but a significant minority do. Best estimates are that 35%-40% do.

CC covers a larger area than perhaps you think.

I think a majority do. Mine were at BCC and I am pretty sure that 2/3rds of the neighborhood kids went there.

Except, BCC covers Bethesda, CC and what I would consider Western Silver Spring (though I don't know if the parts West of Grubb Road, but call it East of Brookfield Rd are considered Silver Spring or CC or what). This thread is specifically about CC, MD.

Like you’re such an expert on the area - lol!

Such an odd comment.

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Anonymous wrote:Most don’t use public schools after elem (and many don’t do that) if that’s an issue for you.

It’s likely that a majority don’t…but a significant minority do. Best estimates are that 35%-40% do.

CC covers a larger area than perhaps you think.

I think a majority do. Mine were at BCC and I am pretty sure that 2/3rds of the neighborhood kids went there.

Except, BCC covers Bethesda, CC and what I would consider Western Silver Spring (though I don't know if the parts West of Grubb Road, but call it East of Brookfield Rd are considered Silver Spring or CC or what). This thread is specifically about CC, MD.

The area around East-West Highway and Grubb, zoned for Rock Creek Forest ES, just east of what you consider Western Silver Spring, is in fact CC, MD. Same city and zip code as the Town, the Village, Martin’s Addition. Just more down to earth.

Somehow this reminds me of how, when a new garage door company came to repair mine in zip code 20895 - Kensington, but pretty far north - the guy is talking to his boss on the phone in another language, and all I can understand is “Bethesda, Chevy Chase,” and I shouted, “Wheaton is right there!” But he still charged me the ritzy neighborhood rate, alas.

Boundaries are funny.

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Anonymous wrote:Most don’t use public schools after elem (and many don’t do that) if that’s an issue for you.

It’s likely that a majority don’t…but a significant minority do. Best estimates are that 35%-40% do.

CC covers a larger area than perhaps you think.

I think a majority do. Mine were at BCC and I am pretty sure that 2/3rds of the neighborhood kids went there.

Except, BCC covers Bethesda, CC and what I would consider Western Silver Spring (though I don't know if the parts West of Grubb Road, but call it East of Brookfield Rd are considered Silver Spring or CC or what). This thread is specifically about CC, MD.

The area around East-West Highway and Grubb, zoned for Rock Creek Forest ES, just east of what you consider Western Silver Spring, is in fact CC, MD. Same city and zip code as the Town, the Village, Martin’s Addition. Just more down to earth.

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Anonymous wrote:They have protests. Like the one today along CT Avenue and EW Hwy. Also slightly further north at NIH in Bethesda

This is like US magazine when they have the segment “Stars, they are just like us”.

That’s your contribution on Chevy Chase MD? They have protests. You forgot to mention they also have grocery stores and drug stores and schools and sidewalks.

Also walkable to the fancy country clubs.

Just an average American community!

The Hamlet is the best not-so-hidden gem in Chevy Chase.

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Anonymous wrote:Most don’t use public schools after elem (and many don’t do that) if that’s an issue for you.

It’s likely that a majority don’t…but a significant minority do. Best estimates are that 35%-40% do.

CC covers a larger area than perhaps you think.

I think a majority do. Mine were at BCC and I am pretty sure that 2/3rds of the neighborhood kids went there.

Except, BCC covers Bethesda, CC and what I would consider Western Silver Spring (though I don't know if the parts West of Grubb Road, but call it East of Brookfield Rd are considered Silver Spring or CC or what). This thread is specifically about CC, MD.

Like you’re such an expert on the area - lol!

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Anonymous wrote:Kids raised without diversity.

Inaccurate but you are unlikely to believe me.

Oh, ok. It's a very diverse place to grow up when it's demographics are 85% white and wealthy.

Anonymous wrote:Kids raised without diversity.

Inaccurate but you are unlikely to believe me.

Kids raised without diversity.

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Anonymous wrote:They have protests. Like the one today along CT Avenue and EW Hwy. Also slightly further north at NIH in Bethesda

This is like US magazine when they have the segment “Stars, they are just like us”.

That’s your contribution on Chevy Chase MD? They have protests. You forgot to mention they also have grocery stores and drug stores and schools and sidewalks.

Also walkable to the fancy country clubs.