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The document is a letter from Harper's Choice Middle School addressing parents of Grade 6 students regarding the selection process for world language classes (French or Spanish) for the 2016-2017 school year. It outlines the importance of making informed decisions based on students' strengths and interests, details the two-year commitment required for the program, and emphasizes the academic rigor involved. Parents are instructed to complete and return a registration form by January 26, 2016, and are advised about potential scheduling conflicts with music performance classes.

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What is the biggest middle school in MCPS?

Established in 1973, Harpers Choice Middle School has been serving the community for 50 years. The staff, students, and community are proud of the rich history of HCMS and focus on continuing to prepare the students for participation in a diverse, challenging, and increasingly competitive global society.

What is the best middle school in MCPs?

Thomas W. Pyle Middle. Bethesda, MD. Cabin John Middle. Potomac, MD. Montgomery County Public Schools. Robert Frost Middle School. Rockville, MD. North Bethesda Middle. Bethesda, MD. Herbert Hoover Middle. Potomac, MD. Takoma Park Middle. Silver Spring, MD. Westland Middle. Bethesda, MD. John H. Poole Middle.

What is the biggest school in MCPS?

Largest High Schools in Montgomery County Montgomery Blair High School. Montgomery County Public Schools, MD Walter Johnson High School. Montgomery County Public Schools, MD Wheaton High School. Add to List. Northwest High School. Gaithersburg High School. Richard Montgomery High School. Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School.

What is the largest middle school in the US?

Richard Montgomery High School is the oldest public high school in Montgomery County. It was first established in 1892 as Rockville High School, when the state Board of Education first allocated funds to local school to educate high school students. The first class of twelve seniors graduated in 1897.