MCPS Ranked Second Best School District in Maryland

Niche reported that Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) is the second-best school district in Maryland behind Howard County Public Schools which ranks number one. Below is a list of the fifteen best-ranked school districts in Maryland.

  1. Howard County Public Schools
  2. Montgomery County Public Schools
  3. Worcester County Public Schools
  4. Carroll County Public Schools
  5. Frederick County Public Schools
  6. Calvert County Public Schools
  7. Harford County Public Schools
  8. Queen Anne’s County Public Schools
  9. Washington County Public Schools
  10. St. Mary’s County Public Schools
  11. Baltimore County Public Schools
  12. Anne Arundel County Public Schools
  13. Talbot County Public Schools
  14. Charles County Public Schools
  15. Caroline County Public Schools
  16. Garrett County Public Schools
  17. Wicomico County Public Schools


Niche provided each school district with a report card based on gathering data and reviews, rigorous analysis and user insights. MCPS earned an overall grade of A based on the following ten areas evaluated:

A  in Academics

A in Teachers

A in Clubs and Activities

A in Administration

C in Food

A+ in Diversity

A+ in College Prep

B in Health and Safety

A+ in Sports

B in Resources and Facilities

 

The rankings were originally reported incorrectly.

 

 

 

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Ambika Narula

About Ambika Narula

Ambika (Ambi) Naula is a journalism major and creative writing minor at the University of Maryland, College Park. She has previously written for The MoCo Show. She can be reached on Twitter and Instagram @bambiambi313

Comments

3 Responses to “MCPS Ranked Second Best School District in Maryland”

  1. On August 8, 2019 at 12:08 pm responded with... #

    Charles County was Ranked #14 and you left them off you list why

  2. On August 8, 2019 at 1:10 pm responded with... #

    Thank you for your feedback. The list has been updated.

  3. On August 9, 2019 at 7:43 pm responded with... #

    Is it really fair to compare a system with 56 thousand students to one with 162 thousand?

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