The report explores school capacity and utilization, distance traveled to school and facility condition in addition to recent boundary changes and the possible impact on specialty programs and services. PGCPS reported that the approaches are based on the school system’s priorities, community feedback and original analysis conducted by a consultant team. Those on Hanover Parkway near Schrom Hills Park might move from Magnolia Elementary to Robert Frost Elementary and from Greenbelt Middle School to either Thomas Jefferson or Charles Carroll Middle. Students in Greenbelt Station might move from ERHS to High Point High School.
Depending on exactly where they live, students living in Franklin Park might move from Springhill Lake Elementary to Greenbelt Elementary and from Eleanor Roosevelt High School (ERHS) to Parkdale High School. While many Greenbelt students will remain in the schools they are currently in, there are some significant changes being proposed. The report presents the findings from the first phase of data analysis and community engagement, including three draft plans and maps depicting potential future boundaries that are expected to be phased in for the 2022–2023 school year. Este artículo está disponible en español en nuestra página web On May 27, Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) released the interim report for the system’s Comprehensive School Boundary Initiative.
