Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Very funny fact on it's own, the kid who brought the fake gun at Wood actually recently got arrested about a week ago. He was at 2 years at RHS and then spent the other 2 years at Richard Montgomery. He probably was at the Richard Montgomery football team this year too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hi, we're planning on moving to Rockville in a few weeks during the summer, and one of my kids is about to graduate middle school soon. We're planning to go to either RM or Rockville for the high school that we're planning to move to. Do you people generally prefer RM or Rockville in terms of athletics, education and graduation rates?
Most MCPS HS are remarkably similar. They use the same curriculum and hire from the same teacher pool. Yes, bulk test averages may differ but that's just a reflection of an area's median HHI. The only real diff between these two is probably the IB at RMIB. This is available to everyone in 11th and 12th I believe, but If Rockville also has an IB program I guess it's a wash. Just visit both schools and pick the area where you and your kids feel most comfortable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Wood parent here. It’s not great, but I don’t think it’s any worse than all the other Middle schools
My kids go to J. West MS, I always thought Wood was the worst out of all the middle schools to be honest, lol.
Anonymous wrote:Hi, we're planning on moving to Rockville in a few weeks during the summer, and one of my kids is about to graduate middle school soon. We're planning to go to either RM or Rockville for the high school that we're planning to move to. Do you people generally prefer RM or Rockville in terms of athletics, education and graduation rates?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Wood parent here. It’s not great, but I don’t think it’s any worse than all the other Middle schools
My kids go to J. West MS, I always thought Wood was the worst out of all the middle schools to be honest, lol.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Wood parent here. It’s not great, but I don’t think it’s any worse than all the other Middle schools
My kids go to J. West MS, I always thought Wood was the worst out of all the middle schools to be honest, lol.
And why do you think you have any sense of "all the middle schools"?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Wood parent here. It’s not great, but I don’t think it’s any worse than all the other Middle schools
My kids go to J. West MS, I always thought Wood was the worst out of all the middle schools to be honest, lol.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
I had a kid who remembered that too, they were in 8th grade when it happened. That school doesn't seem like it hasn't changed much. Looking back at last year, seeing a group of kids trying to start a h0m0ph0b1c club and a security guard in the school showing p*@n to an underaged minor. It sounds way too messed up now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Wood parent here. It’s not great, but I don’t think it’s any worse than all the other Middle schools
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:RM has kids that feed in from Julius West. JW has problems with bullying, violence etc that have impacted RM.
I would choose Rockville. It’s also a smaller school so feels more personal.
There are issues at Earl B Wood MS, too. Actually, there are issues at all MS. It's the nature of the beast.
Back when my kid who is a Rockville High student and was at Wood MS at the time in 2018, he remembers when a kid brought a fake hand-gun to the school and even make matter worse, the kid was only 12. Look it up. I can also guarantee that Wood MS hasn't gotten any better even before the gun incident if you check news related articles involving the school.
Anonymous wrote:Both are good schools in my honest opinion, but RM has to be better in my opinion. Rockville is just..the most forgettable out of all the MCPS high schools.