Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 16:47     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Anonymous wrote:Went from WHitman to private so that should tell you it is not a holy grail perfect school. It is good and safe and upper middle class. Some high schools districts in MD to consider are Whitman, Churchill, Walter Johnson, BCC and in VA you should look at McLean, Langley, Madison, and Oakton.


kids couldn't handle Whitman? how so?

wtf?
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 16:41     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Anonymous wrote:Also, Tilden Woods and Old Farm are totally Rockville, I don't think even the most aggressive agents try to label them as North Bethesda.


Personally, I call this area North Bethesda merely to distinguish it from downtown Rockville. I find it frustrating that Montgomery County has so many places that aren't real towns. Hell, Bethesda isn't even a real town (although Rockville is, and it doesn't include 20852).
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 15:50     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Also, Tilden Woods and Old Farm are totally Rockville, I don't think even the most aggressive agents try to label them as North Bethesda.
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 15:49     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Anonymous wrote:20852 is now officially known as N. Bethesda?


Rockville to those who aren't real estate agents or moved here 5 minutes ago. But yes, to some it's NoBe.
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 15:44     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
20852 is now officially known as N. Bethesda?
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 13:23     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:With your budget you're basically based out of North Arlington and much of close in Bethesda (Whitman). I'd suggest Walter Johnson high school cluster in MD, or possibly Silver Spring, MD.


I agree with this - especially if you don't mind the longer commute. If I were you I would also look at Wooton cluster if you don't mind the commute. Also, if you don't mind the commute and you are commuting to SE DC - you could think about Going East - friends commute in from Howard County on the Marc train or via drive to metro - and they have very, very good schools with housing stock that is not nearly as expensive (MoCo and Fairfax are certainly not the only game in town)

You will also be closed out of alot of WJ unless you want a smaller house/smaller lot in Kensington/GP (20895, 20896, 20852)


Or you may find something in the Old Farm/Tilden Woods section of North Bethesda (20852).
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 13:11     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
SUBJECTIVE QUESTION
What is good to you, what you are looking for -- for your child is different that what others may seek.
List what you are looking for
Have folks tell you what they like about their specific schools
otherwise you will get pages of arguments about test scores, FARMS percentages and a bunch of other I'm better than you nonsense that is not helpful AT ALL
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 12:46     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Anonymous wrote:Also this site allows you to search for homes by school:

http://mocorealestate.com/homes/


Remind me again how Maryland is so "progressive"? So many ways to make sure you don't have to mingle with the poor.
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 09:41     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Also this site allows you to search for homes by school:

http://mocorealestate.com/homes/
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 09:39     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Anonymous wrote:With your budget you're basically based out of North Arlington and much of close in Bethesda (Whitman). I'd suggest Walter Johnson high school cluster in MD, or possibly Silver Spring, MD.


I agree with this - especially if you don't mind the longer commute. If I were you I would also look at Wooton cluster if you don't mind the commute. Also, if you don't mind the commute and you are commuting to SE DC - you could think about Going East - friends commute in from Howard County on the Marc train or via drive to metro - and they have very, very good schools with housing stock that is not nearly as expensive (MoCo and Fairfax are certainly not the only game in town)

You will also be closed out of alot of WJ unless you want a smaller house/smaller lot in Kensington/GP (20895, 20896, 20852)
Anonymous
Post 08/09/2013 09:11     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Anonymous wrote:22207:

Nottingham/Williamsburg/Yorktown
Taylor/Williamsburg/Yorktown
Jamestown/Williamsburg/Yorktown


Non snob here

22207 also has Glebe Swanson Washington-Lee
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2013 21:13     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Anonymous wrote:Whitman is a cluster within MCPS.

PP is an ass.


Now now. there really is no need for name calling. go to sleep early tonight so you can wake up in a better mood tomorrow. Not PP. the PP you are so fond of is correct. It is Walt Whitman H.S. The elementary schools and Pyle M.S. are part of the Whitman cluster. All of the high schools in MCPS have schools feeding into them that are part of each high school's cluster.
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2013 21:06     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
20817 - Whitman
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2013 21:04     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
20852 (WJ)
Anonymous
Post 08/08/2013 21:03     Subject: Good school districts zip codes please
Anonymous wrote:In Montgomery County you can't go by zipcode. One zip can feed to different schools with very different "desirability". For example, the zip code 20852 has homes that feed to Walter Johnson (Desirability Factor 10+ for most people), while others feed to Wheaton (DF 1- for most). So be careful.
Note: Of course everyone has their own assessment of desirability. I'm reflecting what seems to be the predominant opinion I read/hear. And I myself chose against WJ for my kids.


Curious why did you choose against WJ?