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MCPS School Safety and Security
at a Glance 2010–2011
Office of Shared Accountability Montgomery County Public Schools
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This publication is the result of the efforts of several offices within Montgomery County Public Schools:
Office of the Chief Operating Officer
Office of the Deputy Superintendent of Schools
Office of School Performance
Office of the Chief Technology Officer
Office of Shared Accountability
Questions concerning statistical or demographic data may be directed to the Office of Shared Accountability, 301-279-3553. Questions concerning school programs and definitions of serious incidents may be directed to the Office of School Performance, 301-517-8258.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page I. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................... i School Sample Page ....................................................................................... iii Explanation of School Profile Sections ............................................................ v II. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PROFILES .................................................................. 1 III. MIDDLE SCHOOL PROFILES ......................................................................... 267 IV. HIGH SCHOOL PROFILES .............................................................................. 347 V. SPECIAL SCHOOL PROFILES ........................................................................ 403 VI. COUNTY SUMMARY PROFILES .................................................................... 413 VII. GLOSSARY OF TERMS .................................................................................. 427 VIII. REGULATION COB-RA, Reporting a Serious Incident .................................... 437 IX. INDEX .............................................................................................................. 443
SECTION I
INTRODUCTION
i
INTRODUCTION
MCPS School Safety and Security at a Glance provides, in a single document, information about the reporting of incidents related to school safety and security, school climate, local school safety program descriptions, and serious incidents. Information is presented for each school. While much of this information is available in various documents produced throughout the year, MCPS School Safety and Security at a Glance provides this information for stakeholders in a single comprehensive report with a user-friendly format. MCPS School Safety and Security at a Glance is a valuable tool to help monitor accurate reporting of incidents related to school safety and security. It provides a concise, easily understood, and easily accessible snapshot for administrators, teachers, students, and parents for discussion on the best learning environment possible in every school.
School Sample Page
iii
School Sample Page
iv
v
Explanation of School Profile Sections
Section 1: Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents This chart reports the number of suspension incidents for particular categories. This information is reported annually to the Maryland State Department of Education and is available in more detail on its website. The number in the column represents the number of students suspended for the category. This represents a duplicated count of students, meaning a student could be counted in more than one category and/or a student could be counted more than once in the same category. A list of the categories and an explanation of the incidents in each category is included in the glossary of terms. Section 2: Out-of-School Suspension Rate This chart reports the number and percentage of students suspended during the three most recent school years. This information is reported annually to the Montgomery County Board of Education. These data represent an unduplicated count of students, meaning a student is counted only once, regardless of the number of times that student may be suspended. A description of the column labels and of each column’s content is included in the glossary of terms. Section 3: Reported Serious Incidents This chart states incidents reported to the Office of School Performance as well as the number of incidents for which police were notified. Events may be reported as a serious incident if they result in or lead to any incident resulting in death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or while conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Reporting a Serious Incident (see page 437). Notification is dictated by several documents, including MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Reporting a Serious Incident; MCPS Regulation JFA-RA, Student Rights and Responsibilities; and the Memorandum of Understanding Between MCPS and Montgomery County Department of Police and Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s Office. A list of the categories and an explanation of the incidents found in each category is included in the glossary of terms. Section 4: Bullying Incidents This chart reports the number of bullying incidents reported and confirmed. The “Number Reported” is the number of written reports of bullying incidents (MCPS Form 230-35, Bullying, Harassment, or Intimidation Reporting Form) submitted to a school. The “Number Confirmed” is the number of reported bullying events deemed accurate upon investigation by a school administrator.
vi
Section 5: Drills Conducted This chart reflects the actions taken by schools to prepare students for emergency situations and those situations at a school that require declaration of some alert status. Definitions for each category are included in the glossary of terms. Section 6: Safety Incidents Requiring Code Status This chart reflects the actions taken by schools when actual incidents occur at a school or in a school’s community requiring staff members and students to remain within their classrooms, within a secured area, and possibly accounted for and under supervision. Definitions for each category are included in the glossary of terms. Section 7: Programs This section lists those programs offered in the school to develop the behaviors and skills that promote safe and secure school environments. Section 8: School Climate This chart reports the percentage of students, parents, and school staff who responded positively to items related to perceptions of safety and security, including bullying, on the Surveys of School Environment. Survey results are reported to each school. The student and parent Surveys of School Environment are available in more detail on the MCPS website at http://sharedaccountability.mcpsmd.org/SurveyResults/content.php.
SECTION II
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PROFILES
1
Elementary School Listing
3
Arcola ES ............................................. 4 Ashburton ES ....................................... 6 Bannockburn ES .................................. 8 Lucy V. Barnsley ES .......................... 10 Beall ES ............................................. 12 Bel Pre ES ......................................... 14 Bells Mill ES ....................................... 16 Belmont ES ........................................ 18 Bethesda ES ...................................... 20 Beverly Farms ES .............................. 22 Bradley Hills ES ................................. 24 Broad Acres ES ................................. 26 Brooke Grove ES ............................... 28 Brookhaven ES .................................. 30 Brown Station ES ............................... 32 Burning Tree ES ................................ 34 Burnt Mills ES .................................... 36 Burtonsville ES .................................. 38 Candlewood ES ................................. 40 Cannon Road ES ............................... 42 Carderock Springs ES ....................... 44 Rachel Carson ES ............................. 46 Cashell ES ......................................... 48 Cedar Grove ES ................................ 50 Chevy Chase ES ............................... 52 Clarksburg ES .................................... 54 Clearspring ES ................................... 56 Clopper Mill ES .................................. 58 Cloverly ES ........................................ 60 Cold Spring ES .................................. 62 College Gardens ES .......................... 64 Cresthaven ES ................................... 66 Capt. James E. Daly ES .................... 68 Damascus ES .................................... 70 Darnestown ES .................................. 72 Diamond ES ....................................... 74 Dr. Charles R. Drew ES ..................... 76 DuFief ES ........................................... 78 East Silver Spring ES ........................ 80 Fairland ES ........................................ 82 Fallsmead ES..................................... 84 Farmland ES ...................................... 86 Fields Road ES .................................. 88 Flower Hill ES .................................... 90 Flower Valley ES ............................... 92 Forest Knolls ES ................................ 94 Fox Chapel ES ................................... 96 Gaithersburg ES ................................ 98 Galway ES ....................................... 100 Garrett Park ES ............................... 102 Georgian Forest ES ......................... 104 Germantown ES .............................. 106 William B. Gibbs, Jr. ES ................... 108 Glen Haven ES ................................ 110 Glenallan ES .................................... 112 Goshen ES ....................................... 114 Great Seneca Creek ES .................. 116 Greencastle ES ................................ 118 Greenwood ES ................................ 120 Harmony Hills ES ............................. 122 Highland ES ..................................... 124 Highland View ES ............................ 126 Jackson Road ES ............................ 128
Jones Lane ES ................................ 130 Kemp Mill ES ................................... 132 Kensington Parkwood ES ................ 134 Lake Seneca ES .............................. 136 Lakewood ES ................................... 138 Laytonsville ES ................................ 140 Little Bennett ES .............................. 142 Luxmanor ES ................................... 144 Thurgood Marshall ES ..................... 146 Maryvale ES .................................... 148 Spark M. Matsunaga ES .................. 150 S. Christa McAuliffe ES ................... 152 Ronald McNair ES ........................... 154 Meadow Hall ES .............................. 156 Mill Creek Towne ES ....................... 158 Monocacy ES ................................... 160 Montgomery Knolls ES .................... 162 New Hampshire Estates ES ............ 164 Roscoe R. Nix ES ............................ 166 North Chevy Chase ES.................... 168 Oak View ES .................................... 170 Oakland Terrace ES ........................ 172 Olney ES .......................................... 174 William Tyler Page ES ..................... 176 Pine Crest ES .................................. 178 Piney Branch ES .............................. 180 Poolesville ES .................................. 182 Potomac ES ..................................... 184 Judith A. Resnik ES ......................... 186 Dr. Sally K. Ride ES ......................... 188 Ritchie Park ES ................................ 190 Rock Creek Forest ES ..................... 192 Rock Creek Valley ES ..................... 194 Rock View ES .................................. 196 Lois P. Rockwell ES ......................... 198 Rolling Terrace ES ........................... 200 Rosemary Hills ES ........................... 202 Rosemont ES ................................... 204 Sequoyah ES ................................... 206 Seven Locks ES .............................. 208 Sherwood ES ................................... 210 Sargent Shriver ES .......................... 212 Sligo Creek ES ................................ 214 Somerset ES .................................... 216 South Lake ES ................................. 218 Stedwick ES ..................................... 220 Stone Mill ES ................................... 222 Stonegate ES ................................... 224 Strathmore ES ................................. 226 Strawberry Knoll ES ......................... 228 Summit Hall ES ................................ 230 Takoma Park ES .............................. 232 Travilah ES ...................................... 234 Twinbrook ES .................................. 236 Viers Mill ES .................................... 238 Washington Grove ES ..................... 240 Waters Landing ES .......................... 242 Watkins Mill ES ................................ 244 Wayside ES ..................................... 246 Weller Road ES ............................... 248 Westbrook ES .................................. 250 Westover ES .................................... 252 Wheaton Woods ES ........................ 254
Whetstone ES .................................. 256 Wood Acres ES ............................... 258 Woodfield ES ................................... 260 Woodlin ES ...................................... 262 Wyngate ES ..................................... 264
www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/schools/arcolaes/
Arcola Elementary School - #790Principal: Mr. Eric A. Wilson 1820 Franwall Drive Wheaton, MD 20902 Office Phone: (301) 649-8590
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 649-8592
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
4
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
273
258
13
2010
53
123
26
64
237
394
531
315
303
290
14
2011
63
130
28
62
294
424
593
357
51.4
48.6
2.4
2010
10.0
23.2
4.9
12.1
44.6
74.2
59.3
51.1
48.9
2.4
2011
10.6
21.9
4.7
10.5
49.6
71.5
60.2
1
1
0
2010
0
0
0
0
2
2
2
2
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.4
0.4
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.8
0.5
0.4
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Arcola Elementary School - #790
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
95.8
70.6
My child feels safe at school. 98.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
91.7
12.5
Students (68%/120 Returned) Parents (26%/90 Returned) Staff (55%/48 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
MESA
Study Circles
Mentoring Programs
Girls on the Run
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
62.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
38.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
119
119
88 48
48
48117 85
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
5
www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/schools/ashburtones/
Ashburton Elementary School - #425Principal: Mrs. Charlene E. Garran 6314 Lone Oak Drive Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 571-6959
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 897-2517
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
6
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
383
284
54
2010
94
72
330
128
100
87
667
116
409
349
61
2011
110
76
388
151
103
85
758
123
57.4
42.6
8.1
2010
14.1
10.8
49.5
19.2
15.0
13.0
17.4
54.0
46.0
8.0
2011
14.5
10.0
51.2
19.9
13.6
11.2
16.2
2
0
0
2010
0
1
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.6
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.6
0.3
0.0
0.0
1.2
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Ashburton Elementary School - #425
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.9
70.3
My child feels safe at school. 95.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (81%/165 Returned) Parents (37%/135 Returned) Staff (77%/60 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
TQ Stars Program
Peer Mediation
Bullying Seminar for Students & Parents
School Safety Programs
Mentoring Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
6.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
61.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
23.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
122
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
165
165
135 59
59
58164 129
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
7
www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/schools/bannockburnes/
Bannockburn Elementary School - #420Principal: Mr. Daniel Walder 6520 Dalroy Lane Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 320-6555
Cluster Name: Walt Whitman
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:15- 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 320-6559
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
4
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
8
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
182
185
21
2010
24
11
284
32
22
7
367
27
186
185
28
2011
23
11
283
30
29
9
371
26
49.6
50.4
5.7
2010
6.5
3.0
77.4
8.7
6.0
1.9
7.4
50.1
49.9
7.5
2011
6.2
3.0
76.3
8.1
7.8
2.4
7.0
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Bannockburn Elementary School - #420
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
95.9
81.1
My child feels safe at school. 98.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (92%/122 Returned) Parents (35%/95 Returned) Staff (46%/18 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
27.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
12.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
122
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
7
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
7
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
122
122
95 18
18
18121 94
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/schools/barnsleyes/
Lucy V. Barnsley Elementary School - #505Principal: Mr. Andrew J. Winter 14516 Nadine Drive Rockville, MD 20853 Office Phone: (301) 460-2121
Cluster Name: Rockville
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 460-2172
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
3
1
Fighting
2
1
2
3
Theft Threat
1
1
Weapons
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
10
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
349
285
29
2010
103
80
251
82
67
208
634
169
369
307
39
2011
101
85
256
98
83
224
676
194
55.0
45.0
4.6
2010
16.2
12.6
39.6
12.9
10.6
32.8
26.7
54.6
45.4
5.8
2011
14.9
12.6
37.9
14.5
12.3
33.1
28.7
5
0
0
2010
1
3
1
1
0
2
5
0
6
0
2
2011
0
3
1
2
0
2
6
0
1.4
0.0
0.0
2010
1.0
3.8
0.4
1.2
0.0
1.0
0.8
0.0
1.6
0.0
5.1
2011
0.0
3.5
0.4
2.1
0.0
0.9
0.9
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Lucy V. Barnsley Elementary School - #505
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
86.3
68.5
My child feels safe at school. 98.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
88.6
Students (91%/243 Returned) Parents (30%/106 Returned) Staff (61%/44 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
61.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.4
1
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
240
238
103 44
44
44237 103
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Beall Elementary School - #207Principal: Mr. Elliot M. Alter 451 Beall Avenue Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 279-8460
Cluster Name: Richard Montgomery
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 279-4999
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
Attack
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
12
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
305
304
37
2010
166
89
205
58
101
141
609
110
370
343
54
2011
193
95
252
75
108
168
713
116
50.1
49.9
6.1
2010
27.3
14.6
33.7
9.5
16.6
23.2
18.1
51.9
48.1
7.6
2011
27.1
13.3
35.3
10.5
15.1
23.6
16.3
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
1.9
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Beall Elementary School - #207
WBEL
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
85.0
70.7
My child feels safe at school. 95.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
96.6
Students (81%/167 Returned) Parents (36%/132 Returned) Staff (37%/29 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Second Step
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
Mentor Programs ( City of Rockville)
Richard Montgomery Mentors
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
10.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
57.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
167
167
131 29
29
28166 129
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Bel Pre Elementary School - #780Principal: Ms. Carmen L. Van Zutphen 13801 Rippling Brook Drive Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 460-2145
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 460-2148
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
14
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
203
196
18
2010
30
161
30
44
169
217
399
159
209
196
20
2011
23
164
39
47
165
218
405
158
50.9
49.1
4.5
2010
7.5
40.4
7.5
11.0
42.4
54.4
39.8
51.6
48.4
4.9
2011
5.7
40.5
9.6
11.6
40.7
53.8
39.0
3
1
1
2010
0
2
0
1
1
3
4
1
0
1
0
2011
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
1.5
0.5
5.6
2010
0.0
1.2
0.0
2.3
0.6
1.4
1.0
0.6
0.0
0.5
0.0
2011
0.0
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.2
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Bel Pre Elementary School - #780
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
95.2
Students***** (0%/0 Returned) Parents (21%/70 Returned) Staff (31%/21 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Linkages to Learning Centers Off-Site
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrols Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
23.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
70 21
21
2167
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
***** Students not surveyed at K–2 schools due to age.
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Bells Mill Elementary School - #607Principal: Mrs. Jerri L. Oglesby 8225 Bells Mill Road Potomac, MD 20854 Office Phone: (301) 469-1046
Cluster Name: Winston Churchill
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 469-1060
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
16
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
285
225
28
2010
92
61
284
51
42
46
510
45
282
241
26
2011
94
65
298
53
31
48
523
39
55.9
44.1
5.5
2010
18.0
12.0
55.7
10.0
8.2
9.0
8.8
53.9
46.1
5.0
2011
18.0
12.4
57.0
10.1
5.9
9.2
7.5
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Bells Mill Elementary School - #607
Safety Patrol Program
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.5
71.7
My child feels safe at school. 98.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
91.7
Students (86%/147 Returned) Parents (34%/116 Returned) Staff (59%/36 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Caring Kids
Stop and Think
Study Circles
School Safety Programs
Behavior Intervention Plan
Peer Mediation
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
43.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
145
145
116 36
36
36144 116
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Belmont Elementary School - #513Principal: Dr. Peter H. Bray 19528 Olney Mill Road Olney, MD 20832 Office Phone: (301) 924-3140
Cluster Name: Sherwood
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 924-3233
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
18
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
199
169
14
2010
23
20
273
60
24
39
368
37
175
148
6
2011
21
19
245
53
20
32
323
31
54.1
45.9
3.8
2010
6.3
5.4
74.2
16.3
6.5
10.6
10.1
54.2
45.8
1.9
2011
6.5
5.9
75.9
16.4
6.2
9.9
9.6
2
0
0
2010
0
1
1
1
0
1
2
0
1
1
0
2011
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
0
1.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
5.0
0.4
1.7
0.0
2.6
0.5
0.0
0.6
0.7
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.6
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Belmont Elementary School - #513
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.4
84.7
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
84.6
Students (95%/124 Returned) Parents (25%/61 Returned) Staff (33%/13 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
No Putdowns
People Always Working on Self-Control (PAWS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
0.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
51.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
124
124
61 13
13
13124 61
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Bethesda Elementary School - #401Principal: Ms. Lisa S. Seymour 7600 Arlington Road Bethesda, MD 20814 Office Phone: (301) 657-4979
Cluster Name: B-CC, Walt Whitman
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 657-4973
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
20
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
256
243
22
2010
53
43
317
67
38
31
499
64
269
240
31
2011
50
48
308
66
39
39
509
72
51.3
48.7
4.4
2010
10.6
8.6
63.5
13.4
7.6
6.2
12.8
52.8
47.2
6.1
2011
9.8
9.4
60.5
13.0
7.7
7.7
14.1
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Bethesda Elementary School - #401
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.4
85.8
My child feels safe at school. 95.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (84%/169 Returned) Parents (36%/122 Returned) Staff (36%/21 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
19.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
19.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
169
169
122 21
21
21168 119
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Beverly Farms Elementary School - #226Principal: Dr. Beth L. Brown 15101 Bauer Drive, Rockville, MD 20853 Office Phone: (301) 469-1050
Cluster Name: Winston Churchill
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 469-1058
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
2
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
22
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
291
301
46
2010
139
24
317
56
47
15
592
66
286
302
41
2011
152
25
301
48
21
16
588
68
49.2
50.8
7.8
2010
23.5
4.1
53.5
9.5
7.9
2.5
11.1
48.6
51.4
7.0
2011
25.9
4.3
51.2
8.2
3.6
2.7
11.6
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
2011
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
1
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.7
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.3
2.1
0.0
0.0
0.3
1.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Beverly Farms Elementary School - #226
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.0
66.7
My child feels safe at school. 97.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
90.5
Students (96%/191 Returned) Parents (38%/133 Returned) Staff (34%/21 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Stop and Think
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
15.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
190
189
133 21
21
21188 132
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Bradley Hills Elementary School - #410Principal: Ms. Sandra S. Reece 8701 Hartsdale Avenue Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 571-6966
Cluster Name: Walt Whitman
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 571-6969
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
24
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
249
222
34
2010
38
5
355
26
34
6
471
37
253
253
34
2011
53
6
366
28
38
2
506
45
52.9
47.1
7.2
2010
8.1
1.1
75.4
5.5
7.2
1.3
7.9
50.0
50.0
6.7
2011
10.5
1.2
72.3
5.5
7.5
0.4
8.9
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Bradley Hills Elementary School - #410
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.8
75.2
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (74%/122 Returned) Parents (36%/123 Returned) Staff (39%/19 Returned)
Character Education Programs - Pillars of Ethics
Safety Patrol Program
Counseling Programs/Groups
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
13.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
122
121
123 19
19
19122 122
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Broad Acres Elementary School - #304Principal: Mr. Michael D. Bayewitz 710 Beacon Road Silver Spring, MD 20903 Office Phone: (301) 431-7616
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 431-7691
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
Attack
2
4
DangerousSubstances
1
4
6
6
5
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat
3
Weapons
1
3
3
2
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
26
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
268
199
2
2010
57
87
2
50
300
421
467
318
276
244
4
2011
56
97
5
54
346
481
520
358
57.4
42.6
0.4
2010
12.2
18.6
0.4
10.7
64.2
90.1
68.1
53.1
46.9
0.8
2011
10.8
18.7
1.0
10.4
66.5
92.5
68.8
3
0
2010
0
0
0
1
3
3
3
4
4
2011
1
1
0
0
4
8
8
6
1.1
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.7
0.6
0.9
1.4
1.6
2011
1.8
1.0
0.0
0.0
1.2
1.7
1.5
1.7
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Broad Acres Elementary School - #304
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.9
84.8
My child feels safe at school. 96.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
70.6
Students (87%/142 Returned) Parents (25%/90 Returned) Staff (20%/17 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Study Circles
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
60.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
138
138
90 17
17
17136 84
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Brooke Grove Elementary School - #518Principal: Ms. Gail M. West 2700 Spartan Road Olney, MD 20832 Office Phone: (301) 924-3154
Cluster Name: Sherwood
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 924-3161
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
28
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
196
180
17
2010
40
81
191
69
34
76
376
46
195
191
14
2011
52
81
193
69
33
81
386
45
52.1
47.9
4.5
2010
10.6
21.5
50.8
18.4
9.0
20.2
12.2
50.5
49.5
3.6
2011
13.5
21.0
50.0
17.9
8.5
21.0
11.7
2
0
0
2010
0
0
2
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
1.0
1.4
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Brooke Grove Elementary School - #518
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
89.4
My child feels safe at school. 94.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.2
92.7
Students (36%/48 Returned) Parents (27%/86 Returned) Staff (92%/55 Returned)
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
Renaissance Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
12.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
24.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
48
47
86 55
55
5548 85
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Brookhaven Elementary School - #807Principal: Mr. Robert B. Grundy 4610 Renn Street Rockville, MD 20853 Office Phone: (301) 460-2140
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 460-2460
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
30
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
237
175
11
2010
37
149
31
116
186
251
412
184
230
183
11
2011
36
153
25
118
199
261
413
188
57.5
42.5
2.7
2010
9.0
36.2
7.5
28.2
45.1
60.9
44.7
55.7
44.3
2.7
2011
8.7
37.0
6.1
28.6
48.2
63.2
45.5
0
1
0
2010
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.6
0.0
2010
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Brookhaven Elementary School - #807
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
88.1
71.3
My child feels safe at school. 98.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.5
92.5
Students (93%/102 Returned) Parents (23%/76 Returned) Staff (53%/40 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
56.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
69.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
101
101
75 40
40
39100 73
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Brown Station Elementary School - #559Principal: Dr. Carl L. Baskerville 851 Quince Orchard Boulevard Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 840-7172
Cluster Name: Quince Orchard
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-7175
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
32
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
165
205
25
2010
24
136
40
24
72
224
370
144
218
244
24
2011
27
160
59
73
87
285
462
192
44.6
55.4
6.8
2010
6.5
36.8
10.8
6.5
19.5
60.5
38.9
47.2
52.8
5.2
2011
5.8
34.6
12.8
15.8
18.8
61.7
41.6
4
0
0
2010
0
4
0
1
0
3
4
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
2.9
0.0
4.2
0.0
1.3
1.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Brown Station Elementary School - #559
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.0
72.3
My child feels safe at school. 92.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.8
91.3
Students (84%/83 Returned) Parents (16%/53 Returned) Staff (68%/46 Returned)
Character Counts!
DeBug
Stop and Think Program
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
68.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
105
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
83
83
53 46
46
4583 47
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Burning Tree Elementary School - #419Principal: Dr. Judith F. Lewis 7900 Beech Tree Road Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 320-6510
Cluster Name: Walt Whitman
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:10 - 3:25
Fax Number: (301) 320-6538
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
34
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
256
265
21
2010
84
30
323
85
54
19
521
59
255
256
32
2011
89
27
315
82
60
21
511
47
49.1
50.9
4.0
2010
16.1
5.8
62.0
16.3
10.4
3.6
11.3
49.9
50.1
6.3
2011
17.4
5.3
61.6
16.0
11.7
4.1
9.2
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Burning Tree Elementary School - #419
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
95.5
69.4
My child feels safe at school. 98.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
88.6
Students (85%/159 Returned) Parents (39%/133 Returned) Staff (56%/35 Returned)
Second Step
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
No Putdowns
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
43.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
156
157
133 35
35
35156 129
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Burnt Mills Elementary School - #309Principal: Ms. Lisa O. Thomas 11211 Childs Street Silver Spring, MD 20901 Office Phone: (301) 649-8192
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:20 - 3:25
Fax Number: (301) 649-8097
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
4
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
4
2
1
4
5
1
6
Fighting
5
3
2
5
6
1
Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons
2
2
Other
4
2
4
4
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
36
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
195
170
5
2010
12
252
14
29
81
228
365
82
218
190
4
2011
14
268
25
28
90
261
408
97
53.4
46.6
1.4
2010
3.3
69.0
3.8
7.9
22.2
62.5
22.5
53.4
46.6
1.0
2011
3.4
65.7
6.1
6.9
22.1
64.0
23.8
5
0
0
2010
2
0
0
2
1
5
5
3
11
2
2011
0
11
0
5
3
11
13
2
2.6
0.0
0.0
2010
16.7
0.0
0.0
6.9
1.2
2.2
1.4
3.7
5.0
1.1
2011
0.0
4.1
0.0
17.9
3.3
4.2
3.2
2.1
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Burnt Mills Elementary School - #309
Stop and Think Program
Safety Patrol Program
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
87.2
68.8
My child feels safe at school. 94.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.5
75.0
Students (84%/97 Returned) Parents (21%/69 Returned) Staff (71%/40 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Eagle Expectations
Eagle Expectations Daily Pledge
School Safety Programs
Expectations/Behavior Assemblies
School-wide Behavior Management System
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
43.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
73.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
40.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
94
93
69 40
40
3994 67
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Burtonsville Elementary School - #302Principal: Ms. Kimberly L. Kimber 15516 Old Columbia Pike Burtonsville, MD 20866 Office Phone: (301) 989-5654
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 989-5707
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
12
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
6
Attack
6
1
3
6
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat
2
Weapons
1
1
2
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
38
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
336
330
48
2010
94
385
60
54
129
282
666
77
350
337
40
2011
94
421
56
48
135
306
687
73
50.5
49.5
7.2
2010
14.1
57.8
9.0
8.1
19.4
42.3
11.6
50.9
49.1
5.8
2011
13.7
61.3
8.2
7.0
19.7
44.5
10.6
6
1
0
2010
0
5
0
1
0
5
7
2
6
0
0
2011
0
5
0
0
1
3
6
1
1.8
0.3
0.0
2010
0.0
1.3
0.0
1.9
0.0
1.8
1.1
2.6
1.7
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
1.2
0.0
0.0
0.7
1.0
0.9
1.4
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Burtonsville Elementary School - #302
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
84.5
52.7
My child feels safe at school. 95.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.0
72.7
Students (91%/206 Returned) Parents (26%/93 Returned) Staff (52%/33 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Second Step
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
68.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
15.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
92
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
206
205
93 33
33
33206 90
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Candlewood Elementary School - #508Principal: Dr. Linda B. Sheppard 7210 Osprey Drive Rockville, MD 20855 Office Phone: (301) 840-7167
Cluster Name: Col. Zadok Magruder
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-7171
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
3
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
2
3
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
40
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
162
160
24
2010
61
24
158
25
28
35
322
54
177
169
26
2011
58
31
171
27
26
44
346
58
50.3
49.7
7.5
2010
18.9
7.5
49.1
7.8
8.7
10.9
16.8
51.2
48.8
7.5
2011
16.8
9.0
49.4
7.8
7.5
12.7
16.8
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
1
2011
0
0
2
2
0
1
4
1
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.3
0.0
3.8
2011
0.0
0.0
1.2
7.4
0.0
2.3
1.2
1.7
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Candlewood Elementary School - #508
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.8
80.2
My child feels safe at school. 94.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.8
95.8
Students (90%/112 Returned) Parents (27%/72 Returned) Staff (65%/24 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Stop and Think
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
12.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
70.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
111
111
72 24
24
24109 67
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Cannon Road Elementary School - #310Principal: Mr. Norman L. Coleman 13313 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, MD 20904 Office Phone: (301) 989-5662
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 989-5692
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
7
1
Attack
5
1
5
1
2
8
2
DangerousSubstances
5
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
3
2
2
4
5
1
1
Fighting
1
1
1
Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
Weapons
2
Other
1
1
2
2
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
42
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
229
187
16
2010
55
138
51
94
83
224
416
155
228
182
14
2011
52
137
41
92
86
231
410
166
55.0
45.0
3.8
2010
13.2
33.2
12.3
22.6
20.0
53.8
37.3
55.6
44.4
3.4
2011
12.7
33.4
10.0
22.4
21.0
56.3
40.5
7
0
0
2010
0
5
1
3
1
3
7
1
10
1
0
2011
1
5
1
5
4
6
11
4
3.3
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
3.8
2.0
3.9
1.2
1.4
1.8
0.7
4.8
0.6
0.0
2011
2.1
3.8
2.6
7.6
4.7
2.8
2.9
2.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Cannon Road Elementary School - #310
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
81.3
60.3
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
93.2
68.2
Students (86%/131 Returned) Parents (24%/82 Returned) Staff (66%/44 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
75.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
128
126
82 44
44
42125 82
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Carderock Springs Elementary School - #604Principal: Mr. Rock A. Palmisano 7401 Persimmon Tree Lane Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 469-1034
Cluster Name: Walt Whitman
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:05 - 3:20
Fax Number: (301) 469-1115
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
44
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
166
151
15
2010
41
4
233
27
10
5
317
24
190
162
12
2011
52
7
259
42
10
4
352
22
52.4
47.6
4.7
2010
12.9
1.3
73.5
8.5
3.2
1.6
7.6
54.0
46.0
3.4
2011
14.8
2.0
73.6
11.9
2.8
1.1
6.3
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2011
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.4
2.4
0.0
0.3
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Carderock Springs Elementary School - #604
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
98.7
88.2
My child feels safe at school. 97.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
97.1
Students (72%/76 Returned) Parents (32%/81 Returned) Staff (71%/34 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Community Service Projects
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
2.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
36.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.0
1
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
76
76
81 34
34
3476 80
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Rachel Carson Elementary School - #159Principal: Mr. Lawrence D. Chep 100 Tschiffely Square Road Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 840-5333
Cluster Name: Quince Orchard
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-5366
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
46
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
428
429
30
2010
92
42
572
119
79
100
857
121
405
423
37
2011
86
40
555
101
79
102
828
110
49.9
50.1
3.5
2010
10.7
4.9
66.7
13.9
9.2
11.7
14.1
48.9
51.1
4.5
2011
10.4
4.8
67.0
12.2
9.5
12.3
13.3
5
1
0
2010
0
0
4
4
1
1
6
2
1
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1.2
0.2
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.7
3.4
1.3
1.0
0.7
1.7
0.2
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.3
1.0
0.1
0.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rachel Carson Elementary School - #159
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.3
79.8
My child feels safe at school. 99.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
90.9
Students (94%/266 Returned) Parents (29%/106 Returned) Staff (63%/55 Returned)
Peace Week Program
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Anti-Bullying Program
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
61.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
263
262
106 55
55
54262 105
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Cashell Elementary School - #511Principal: Ms. Maureen Ahern 17101 Cashell Road Rockville, MD 20853 Office Phone: (301) 924-3130
Cluster Name: Col. Zadok Magruder
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 924-3132
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
48
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
146
129
8
2010
25
38
153
46
29
52
275
50
159
129
10
2011
38
33
158
49
31
54
288
47
53.1
46.9
2.9
2010
9.1
13.8
55.6
16.7
10.5
18.9
18.2
55.2
44.8
3.5
2011
13.2
11.5
54.9
17.0
10.8
18.8
16.3
2
1
1
2010
0
0
1
0
0
2
3
1
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.4
0.8
12.5
2010
0.0
0.0
0.7
0.0
0.0
4.0
1.1
2.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Cashell Elementary School - #511
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
96.7
My child feels safe at school. 98.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
97.4
Students (100%/121 Returned) Parents (32%/80 Returned) Staff (78%/39 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Schoolwide Recognition for Positive Behavior
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
7.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
120
120
79 39
39
39120 80
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Cedar Grove Elementary School - #703Principal: Mr. Lee F. Derby 24001 Ridge Road Germantown, MD 20876 Office Phone: (301) 253-7000
Cluster Name: Damascus, Clarksburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 540-5736
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
50
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
169
187
14
2010
104
36
148
27
44
66
356
53
165
181
12
2011
108
38
143
33
41
52
346
44
47.5
52.5
3.9
2010
29.2
10.1
41.6
7.6
12.4
18.5
14.9
47.7
52.3
3.5
2011
31.2
11.0
41.3
9.5
11.8
15.0
12.7
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Cedar Grove Elementary School - #703
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
97.3
87.7
My child feels safe at school. 98.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (97%/73 Returned) Parents (29%/81 Returned) Staff (52%/22 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Peer Mediation
MCAP Anti Bullying Program in Grade 2
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
4.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
68.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
16.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
73
73
80 21
21
2173 79
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Chevy Chase Elementary School - #403Principal: Mrs. Jody L. Smith 4015 Rosemary Street Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Office Phone: (301) 657-4994
Cluster Name: Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 657-4980
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
3
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
2
3
3
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting
3
Theft
3
2
3
3
Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
52
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
249
209
36
2010
26
46
319
31
12
50
458
30
253
233
26
2011
28
56
341
35
16
44
486
34
54.4
45.6
7.9
2010
5.7
10.0
69.7
6.8
2.6
10.9
6.6
52.1
47.9
5.3
2011
5.8
11.5
70.2
7.2
3.3
9.1
7.0
1
0
0
2010
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
5
0
0
2011
0
5
0
2
0
5
5
0
0.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
2.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
8.9
0.0
5.7
0.0
11.4
1.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Chevy Chase Elementary School - #403
Study Circle (Student Voices) for 5th and 6th grade
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.4
83.1
My child feels safe at school. 96.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.7
87.0
Students (73%/169 Returned) Parents (27%/79 Returned) Staff (49%/23 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Peer Mediation
DeBug
Bullying Prevention Programs
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
Study Circle for Parents
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
52.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
166
166
79 23
23
23165 76
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Clarksburg Elementary School - #101Principal: Ms. Kwang-Ja Lee 13530 Redgrave Place Clarksburg, MD 20871 Office Phone: (301) 353-8060
Cluster Name: Clarksburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 353-0878
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
54
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
130
136
16
2010
86
34
94
34
36
55
266
34
131
121
11
2011
86
32
91
36
51
55
252
31
48.9
51.1
6.0
2010
32.3
12.8
35.3
12.8
13.5
20.7
12.8
52.0
48.0
4.4
2011
34.1
12.7
36.1
14.3
20.2
21.8
12.3
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Clarksburg Elementary School - #101
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.3
77.0
My child feels safe at school. 96.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (100%/88 Returned) Parents (29%/58 Returned) Staff (78%/32 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Comprehensive Behavior Management Interventions (CBMI)
Baldrige: Class Meetings
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
3.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
88
87
58 32
32
3187 58
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Clearspring Elementary School - #706Principal: Mrs. Holly A. Steel 9930 Moyer Road Damascus, MD 20872 Office Phone: (301) 253-7004
Cluster Name: Damascus
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 972-9027
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
3
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
4
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
2
1
2
2
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
Fighting
1
1
1
Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
56
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
306
295
37
2010
73
78
311
82
34
112
601
102
303
308
47
2011
88
60
311
74
42
119
611
105
50.9
49.1
6.2
2010
12.1
13.0
51.7
13.6
5.7
18.6
17.0
49.6
50.4
7.7
2011
14.4
9.8
50.9
12.1
6.9
19.5
17.2
5
0
1
2010
0
2
2
3
0
1
5
0
4
0
0
2011
0
3
1
1
0
3
4
0
1.6
0.0
2.7
2010
0.0
2.6
0.6
3.7
0.0
0.9
0.8
0.0
1.3
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
5.0
0.3
1.4
0.0
2.5
0.7
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Clearspring Elementary School - #706
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
87.1
64.3
My child feels safe at school. 93.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.7
93.5
Students (88%/210 Returned) Parents (26%/94 Returned) Staff (66%/46 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
64.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
210
210
94 46
46
46208 92
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Clopper Mill Elementary School - #100Principal: Ms. Stephanie B. Curry 18501 Cinnamon Drive Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 353-8065
Cluster Name: Northwest
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 353-8068
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
2
Attack
5
1
5
5
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
58
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
211
180
21
2010
32
141
39
64
111
236
391
158
198
177
17
2011
28
139
30
71
122
243
375
161
54.0
46.0
5.4
2010
8.2
36.1
10.0
16.4
28.4
60.4
40.4
52.8
47.2
4.5
2011
7.5
37.1
8.0
18.9
32.5
64.8
42.9
3
1
0
2010
0
4
0
2
0
4
4
0
3
3
0
2011
0
6
0
1
0
6
6
0
1.4
0.6
0.0
2010
0.0
2.8
0.0
3.2
0.0
1.7
1.0
0.0
1.5
1.7
0.0
2011
0.0
4.3
0.0
1.4
0.0
2.5
1.6
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Clopper Mill Elementary School - #100
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
83.8
51.5
My child feels safe at school. 95.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
85.3
52.9
Students (49%/68 Returned) Parents (20%/67 Returned) Staff (47%/34 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Pro Social Behavior Committee
Schoolwide Cougar Compliment Incentive Program
ASD
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
87.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
64.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.2
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
68
68
67 34
34
3368 59
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Cloverly Elementary School - #308Principal: Ms. Melissa A. Brunson 800 Briggs Chaney Road Silver Spring, MD 20905 Office Phone: (301) 989-5770
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 879-1035
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
60
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
252
259
47
2010
79
95
220
87
54
70
511
66
238
229
45
2011
85
81
193
84
50
64
467
62
49.3
50.7
9.2
2010
15.5
18.6
43.1
17.0
10.6
13.7
12.9
51.0
49.0
9.6
2011
18.2
17.3
41.3
18.0
10.7
13.7
13.3
2
0
1
2010
0
1
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.9
0.0
2.2
2010
0.0
1.4
0.0
2.1
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Cloverly Elementary School - #308
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.8
71.2
My child feels safe at school. 96.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
81.8
Students (98%/151 Returned) Parents (32%/106 Returned) Staff (68%/46 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Mentoring Programs
Behavior Intervention Plans
Safety Patrol Program
School Crisis Team
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
9.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
5
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
125
125
106 45
44
44127 100
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Cold Spring Elementary School - #238Principal: Mr. Martin J. Barnett 9201 Falls Chapel Way Potomac, MD 20854 Office Phone: (301) 279-8480
Cluster Name: Thomas S. Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 279-3226
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
62
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
187
191
28
2010
104
8
216
33
10
3
378
22
199
190
30
2011
124
10
202
28
13
7
389
23
49.5
50.5
7.4
2010
27.5
2.1
57.1
8.7
2.6
0.8
5.8
51.2
48.8
7.7
2011
31.9
2.6
51.9
7.2
3.3
1.8
5.9
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2011
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.5
3.6
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Cold Spring Elementary School - #238
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.3
51.9
My child feels safe at school. 99.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
90.9
Students (92%/135 Returned) Parents (38%/107 Returned) Staff (59%/22 Returned)
Character Education Programs
DeBug
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
4.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
56.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
135
135
107 22
22
22134 107
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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College Gardens Elementary School - #229Principal: Mr. John D. Ewald 1700 Yale Place Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 279-8470
Cluster Name: Richard Montgomery
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 279-8473
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
Police Called
No Yes
2 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
2
2
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
64
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
351
376
52
2010
190
109
299
42
90
75
727
76
382
401
57
2011
193
126
323
55
89
92
783
84
48.3
51.7
7.2
2010
26.1
15.0
41.1
5.8
12.4
10.3
10.5
48.8
51.2
7.3
2011
24.6
16.1
41.3
7.0
11.4
11.7
10.7
2
0
0
2010
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
1
3
0
0
2011
0
2
1
1
0
0
3
0
0.6
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
1.3
0.8
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
1.6
0.3
1.8
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
College Gardens Elementary School - #229
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
88.4
61.8
My child feels safe at school. 97.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
88.2
Students (87%/221 Returned) Parents (31%/112 Returned) Staff (69%/51 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Second Step
IB Primary Years Programme Attitudes Program
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
17.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
69.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
27.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
1111
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
2
Code Blue
16
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
15
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
216
217
110 51
51
51215 110
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Cresthaven Elementary School - #808Principal: Ms. Sherry A. Gorden 1234 Cresthaven Drive Silver Spring, MD 20903 Office Phone: (301) 431-7622
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 431-7660
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
1
1
1
2
2
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
66
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
192
187
7
2010
40
141
18
41
96
266
379
173
216
194
7
2011
53
149
24
49
87
288
410
177
50.7
49.3
1.8
2010
10.6
37.2
4.7
10.8
25.3
70.2
45.6
52.7
47.3
1.7
2011
12.9
36.3
5.9
12.0
21.2
70.2
43.2
8
0
0
2010
0
3
2
1
1
4
8
3
2
0
0
2011
0
1
0
1
1
2
2
1
4.2
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
2.1
11.1
2.4
1.0
1.5
2.1
1.7
0.9
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.7
0.0
2.3
1.1
0.7
0.5
0.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Cresthaven Elementary School - #808
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
85.7
63.1
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
97.2
Students (62%/170 Returned) Parents (18%/57 Returned) Staff (69%/36 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Second Step
Star Students Incentive Program
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
16.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
65.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
37.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
168
168
57 36
36
36167 56
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Capt. James E. Daly Elementary School - #111Principal: Mrs. Nora G. Dietz 20301 Brandermill Drive Germantown, MD 20876 Office Phone: (301) 353-0939
Cluster Name: Clarksburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 9:20 - 3:20
Fax Number: (301) 353-0872
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
4
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
68
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
269
269
35
2010
46
186
72
58
125
321
538
199
266
261
28
2011
43
189
67
52
150
325
527
198
50.0
50.0
6.5
2010
8.6
34.6
13.4
10.8
23.2
59.7
37.0
50.5
49.5
5.3
2011
8.2
35.9
12.7
9.9
28.5
61.7
37.6
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Capt. James E. Daly Elementary School - #111
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
83.3
56.5
My child feels safe at school. 93.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
90.7
38.2
Students (85%/134 Returned) Parents (18%/63 Returned) Staff (75%/55 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
74.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
67.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
132
131
62 54
55
54128 58
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Damascus Elementary School - #702Principal: Mr. Sean P. McGee 10201 Bethesda Church Road Damascus, MD 20872 Office Phone: (301) 253-7080
Cluster Name: Damascus
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 253-8717
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
70
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
144
156
12
2010
7
15
192
46
47
86
300
74
137
155
12
2011
8
11
196
53
38
83
292
65
48.0
52.0
4.0
2010
2.3
5.0
64.0
15.3
15.7
28.7
24.7
46.9
53.1
4.1
2011
2.7
3.8
67.1
18.2
13.0
28.4
22.3
1
0
0
2010
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.7
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
6.7
0.0
2.2
0.0
1.2
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Damascus Elementary School - #702
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.9
60.4
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
96.6
Students (100%/111 Returned) Parents (21%/46 Returned) Staff (60%/29 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Stop and Think
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
6.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.2
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
111
111
46 29
29
29110 45
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Darnestown Elementary School - #351Principal: Mrs. Laura S. Colgary 15030 Turkey Foot Road Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 840-7157
Cluster Name: Northwest
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 548-7527
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
72
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
212
168
18
2010
45
12
284
30
17
16
380
20
210
163
19
2011
44
11
279
21
13
18
373
19
55.8
44.2
4.7
2010
11.8
3.2
74.7
7.9
4.5
4.2
5.3
56.3
43.7
5.1
2011
11.8
2.9
74.8
5.6
3.5
4.8
5.1
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Darnestown Elementary School - #351
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
93.9
69.4
My child feels safe at school. 97.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.0
96.0
Students (71%/98 Returned) Parents (27%/69 Returned) Staff (60%/25 Returned)
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
12.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
98
98
69 25
25
2497 68
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Diamond Elementary School - #570Principal: Ms. Carol A. Lange 4 Marquis Drive Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 840-7177
Cluster Name: Northwest, Q.Orchard
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 840-4506
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
74
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
273
252
34
2010
159
49
215
69
83
70
525
67
286
274
29
2011
196
43
216
72
102
67
560
76
52.0
48.0
6.5
2010
30.3
9.3
41.0
13.1
15.8
13.3
12.8
51.1
48.9
5.2
2011
35.0
7.7
38.6
12.9
18.2
12.0
13.6
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Diamond Elementary School - #570
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
95.8
80.5
My child feels safe at school. 99.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (83%/118 Returned) Parents (42%/145 Returned) Staff (42%/30 Returned)
Character Counts!
Responsive Classroom
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
23.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
61.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
15.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
118
118
144 30
30
30118 143
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Dr. Charles R. Drew Elementary School - #747Principal: Ms. Gail Scott-Parizer 1200 Swingingdale Drive Silver Spring, MD 20905 Office Phone: (301) 989-6030
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 879-1033
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
10
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
4
Attack
1
3
3
4
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
76
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
191
195
22
2010
59
156
73
82
46
166
386
75
206
194
22
2011
51
171
66
70
61
184
400
90
49.5
50.5
5.7
2010
15.3
40.4
18.9
21.2
11.9
43.0
19.4
51.5
48.5
5.5
2011
12.8
42.8
16.5
17.5
15.3
46.0
22.5
6
0
0
2010
1
3
1
4
0
4
6
1
3
0
0
2011
1
2
0
2
0
0
3
0
3.1
0.0
0.0
2010
1.7
1.9
1.4
4.9
0.0
2.4
1.6
1.3
1.5
0.0
0.0
2011
2.0
1.2
0.0
2.9
0.0
0.0
0.8
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Dr. Charles R. Drew Elementary School - #747
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
82.8
66.4
My child feels safe at school. 93.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
89.1
73.9
Students (86%/134 Returned) Parents (24%/80 Returned) Staff (71%/46 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
Second Step
High Five Behavior Program
PEACE Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
70.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
36.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
134
134
80 46
46
46133 76
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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DuFief Elementary School - #241Principal: Mrs. Dorothy J. Reitz 15001 DuFief Drive Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 279-4980
Cluster Name: Thomas S. Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 279-4983
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
5
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
4
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
6
5
Attack
1
1
7
1
1
8
1
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
78
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
219
202
23
2010
133
26
218
78
46
35
421
19
201
192
23
2011
121
24
203
67
51
27
393
22
52.0
48.0
5.5
2010
31.6
6.2
51.8
18.5
10.9
8.3
4.5
51.1
48.9
5.9
2011
30.8
6.1
51.7
17.0
13.0
6.9
5.6
3
0
0
2010
1
1
1
1
0
1
3
0
3
2
1
2011
1
1
1
4
1
2
5
1
1.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.8
4.2
0.5
1.6
0.0
3.1
0.7
0.0
1.6
1.0
4.3
2011
0.8
4.5
0.5
7.1
2.0
7.4
1.3
4.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
DuFief Elementary School - #241
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.9
79.0
My child feels safe at school. 99.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
84.2
Students (88%/125 Returned) Parents (34%/105 Returned) Staff (68%/38 Returned)
Character Counts!
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
13.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
37.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
124
124
105 38
38
37124 103
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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East Silver Spring Elementary School - #756Principal: Dr. Adrienne L. Morrow 631 Silver Spring Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20910 Office Phone: (301) 650-6420
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 650-6424
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
2
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism 1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
Fighting
1
1
1
1
1
Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
80
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
125
119
8
2010
16
117
55
26
75
133
244
48
150
143
9
2011
17
143
58
46
81
160
293
66
51.2
48.8
3.3
2010
6.6
48.0
22.5
10.7
30.7
54.5
19.7
51.2
48.8
3.1
2011
5.8
48.8
19.8
15.7
27.6
54.6
22.5
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2011
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.7
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.4
1.2
0.6
0.3
1.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
East Silver Spring Elementary School - #756
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
82.6
80.4
My child feels safe at school. 98.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.1
85.3
Students (82%/46 Returned) Parents (21%/63 Returned) Staff (62%/34 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
67.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
46
46
63 34
34
3446 63
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Fairland Elementary School - #303Principal: Ms. Tillie C. Garfinkel 14315 Fairdale Road Silver Spring, MD 20905 Office Phone: (301) 989-5658
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 989-5769
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
3
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
4
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
4
3
4
5
Attack
5
5
1
5
DangerousSubstances
2
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
2
2
2
Fighting Theft Threat
2
Weapons
2
1
2
2
2
Other
2
2
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
82
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
272
273
17
2010
67
282
70
52
116
278
545
106
288
292
13
2011
68
333
60
47
111
307
580
105
49.9
50.1
3.1
2010
12.3
51.7
12.8
9.5
21.3
51.0
19.4
49.7
50.3
2.2
2011
11.7
57.4
10.3
8.1
19.1
52.9
18.1
11
1
1
2010
0
10
1
11
1
8
12
0
12
0
1
2011
0
11
0
7
0
8
12
0
4.0
0.4
5.9
2010
0.0
3.5
1.4
21.2
0.9
2.9
2.2
0.0
4.2
0.0
7.7
2011
0.0
3.3
0.0
14.9
0.0
2.6
2.1
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Fairland Elementary School - #303
Safety Patrol Program
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
86.0
56.1
My child feels safe at school. 97.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
84.6
Students (93%/173 Returned) Parents (24%/86 Returned) Staff (18%/13 Returned)
Character Counts! (B.E.S.T. Categories)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
No Putdowns
Second Step
School Safety Programs
Stand Up Against Bullies
Character Education Assemblies and Awards
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
76.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
82.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
27.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
172
173
85 13
13
13172 83
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Fallsmead Elementary School - #233Principal: Mrs. Roni Silverstein 1800 Greenplace Terrace Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 279-4984
Cluster Name: Thomas S. Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 279-3040
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
4
Attack
1
3
1
1
4
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting
1
1
1
Theft
1
1
1
1
Threat
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
84
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
264
254
22
2010
167
31
242
58
61
37
518
54
286
270
26
2011
189
33
258
56
60
42
556
48
51.0
49.0
4.2
2010
32.2
6.0
46.7
11.2
11.8
7.1
10.4
51.4
48.6
4.7
2011
34.0
5.9
46.4
10.1
10.8
7.6
8.6
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
1
0
2011
1
1
3
3
0
1
7
2
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.1
0.4
0.0
2011
0.5
3.0
1.2
5.4
0.0
2.4
1.3
4.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Fallsmead Elementary School - #233
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.0
65.6
My child feels safe at school. 97.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
90.0
Students (92%/157 Returned) Parents (33%/113 Returned) Staff (51%/30 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
SOAR
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
33.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.4
1
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
155
154
112 30
30
30153 111
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Farmland Elementary School - #219Principal: Ms. Diane Smith 7000 Old Gate Road Rockville, MD 20852 Office Phone: (301) 230-5919
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 230-5424
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
2
Threat
1
2
2
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
86
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
285
281
21
2010
202
23
279
37
143
30
566
41
278
286
27
2011
170
24
292
44
143
36
564
50
50.4
49.6
3.7
2010
35.7
4.1
49.3
6.5
25.3
5.3
7.2
49.3
50.7
4.8
2011
30.1
4.3
51.8
7.8
25.4
6.4
8.9
1
1
0
2010
0
0
2
1
0
0
2
0
3
0
0
2011
0
0
2
3
0
0
3
1
0.4
0.4
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.7
2.7
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
1.1
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.7
7.1
0.0
0.0
0.5
2.1
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Farmland Elementary School - #219
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.8
93.6
My child feels safe at school. 94.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
92.6
Students (92%/157 Returned) Parents (38%/134 Returned) Staff (50%/27 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
157
157
133 27
27
27156 131
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Fields Road Elementary School - #566Principal: Ms. Kathryn Schiavone Rupp One School Drive Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 840-7131
Cluster Name: Quince Orchard
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 548-7523
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
1
2
2
2
DangerousSubstances
1
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
88
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
214
227
35
2010
92
75
132
39
84
127
441
106
244
222
35
2011
92
71
146
52
99
156
466
122
48.5
51.5
7.9
2010
20.9
17.0
29.9
8.8
19.0
28.8
24.0
52.4
47.6
7.5
2011
19.7
15.2
31.3
11.2
21.2
33.5
26.2
2
0
0
2010
0
2
0
0
0
2
2
0
4
0
1
2011
0
1
0
2
1
3
4
2
1.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
2.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.6
0.5
0.0
1.8
0.0
3.0
2011
0.0
1.4
0.0
6.7
1.0
2.0
0.9
1.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Fields Road Elementary School - #566
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.4
76.0
My child feels safe at school. 93.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.3
76.9
Students (93%/127 Returned) Parents (24%/81 Returned) Staff (39%/27 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Peer Mediation
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
77.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
113
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
126
125
81 27
26
25125 80
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Flower Hill Elementary School - #549Principal: Mr. Lamar Whitmore 18425 Flower Hill Way Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Office Phone: (301) 840-7161
Cluster Name: Col. Zadok Magruder
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-7165
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
3
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
4
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
13
1
1
Attack
9
14
1
14
14
4
DangerousSubstances
4
1
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
1
5
5
5
3
3
Fighting
6
5
6
6
2
Theft
1
1
1
2
2
1
5
Threat
3
5
4
5
2
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
90
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
231
208
24
2010
72
129
46
68
157
252
439
168
213
214
19
2011
66
124
44
64
146
260
427
174
52.6
47.4
5.5
2010
16.4
29.4
10.5
15.5
35.8
57.4
38.3
49.9
50.1
4.4
2011
15.5
29.0
10.3
15.0
34.2
60.9
40.7
13
2
0
2010
0
10
2
10
2
14
15
3
13
3
1
2011
0
11
1
14
1
15
16
3
5.6
1.0
0.0
2010
0.0
7.8
4.3
14.7
1.3
5.6
3.4
1.8
6.1
1.4
5.3
2011
0.0
8.9
2.3
21.9
0.7
5.8
3.7
1.7
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Flower Hill Elementary School - #549
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
73.7
63.2
My child feels safe at school. 97.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.0
77.5
Students (13%/19 Returned) Parents (14%/48 Returned) Staff (64%/41 Returned)
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
40.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
63.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
19
19
48 40
40
4019 48
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Flower Valley Elementary School - #506Principal: Ms. Wilma K. Holmes 4615 Sunflower Drive Rockville, MD 20853 Office Phone: (301) 924-3135
Cluster Name: Rockville
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 924-6789
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
2
2
1
2
DangerousSubstances
3
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
2
4
1
4
Fighting Theft
5
2
Threat
4
3
7
2
7
1
Weapons
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
92
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
250
213
18
2010
47
83
246
66
34
89
463
68
247
233
16
2011
54
78
255
66
42
93
480
76
54.0
46.0
3.9
2010
10.2
17.9
53.1
14.3
7.3
19.2
14.7
51.5
48.5
3.3
2011
11.3
16.3
53.1
13.8
8.8
19.4
15.8
12
0
0
2010
0
7
3
8
0
7
12
2
8
1
0
2011
1
5
3
8
0
4
9
0
4.8
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
8.4
1.2
12.5
0.0
7.9
2.6
2.9
3.3
0.4
0.0
2011
1.9
6.4
1.2
12.3
0.0
4.3
1.9
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Flower Valley Elementary School - #506
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
88.2
73.2
My child feels safe at school. 96.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
96.9
Students (92%/144 Returned) Parents (25%/85 Returned) Staff (54%/32 Returned)
Character Education Programs
PEACE Program
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
33.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
144
142
85 32
32
31143 81
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Forest Knolls Elementary School - #803Principal: Mr. Donald D. Masline 10830 Eastwood Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20901 Office Phone: (301) 649-8060
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 649-8196
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
7
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
1
1
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
Fighting
1
2
2
3
3
2
Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
94
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
277
288
25
2010
46
77
185
70
147
211
565
230
295
316
28
2011
48
83
205
68
162
240
611
246
49.0
51.0
4.4
2010
8.1
13.6
32.7
12.4
26.0
37.3
40.7
48.3
51.7
4.6
2011
7.9
13.6
33.6
11.1
26.5
39.3
40.3
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
2011
0
0
1
1
1
2
2
1
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.7
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.5
1.7
0.6
0.8
0.3
0.4
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Forest Knolls Elementary School - #803
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.7
74.0
My child feels safe at school. 98.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
91.2
Students (66%/124 Returned) Parents (29%/105 Returned) Staff (66%/57 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
No Putdowns
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
81.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.2
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
123
123
105 57
57
56120 99
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Fox Chapel Elementary School - #106Principal: Ms. Diana L. Zabetakis 19315 Archdale Road Germantown, MD 20876 Office Phone: (301) 353-8055
Cluster Name: Clarksburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 353-0873
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism 1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
96
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
273
274
29
2010
116
136
74
38
180
252
547
187
264
283
20
2011
128
137
61
41
183
280
547
196
49.9
50.1
5.3
2010
21.2
24.9
13.5
6.9
32.9
46.1
34.2
48.3
51.7
3.7
2011
23.4
25.0
11.2
7.5
33.5
51.2
35.8
1
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
2
0
0
2011
0
1
0
1
0
2
2
1
0.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.5
0.8
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.7
0.0
2.4
0.0
0.7
0.4
0.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Fox Chapel Elementary School - #106
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.8
73.4
My child feels safe at school. 94.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
95.6
Students (91%/186 Returned) Parents (25%/89 Returned) Staff (66%/45 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Linkages to Learning Centers
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
59.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
186
184
89 45
45
45183 88
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Gaithersburg Elementary School - #553Principal: Mrs. Stephanie Brant 35 North Summit Avenue Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Office Phone: (301) 840-7136
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 548-7524
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
98
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
264
235
13
2010
30
130
52
54
197
354
499
274
281
264
13
2011
31
119
41
46
238
416
545
341
52.9
47.1
2.6
2010
6.0
26.1
10.4
10.8
39.5
70.9
54.9
51.6
48.4
2.4
2011
5.7
21.8
7.5
8.4
43.7
76.3
62.6
1
0
0
2010
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Gaithersburg Elementary School - #553
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
79.4
81.7
My child feels safe at school. 97.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
90.2
66.7
Students (86%/131 Returned) Parents (26%/87 Returned) Staff (62%/51 Returned)
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Kids on the Block Performances
Linkages to Learning Centers
School Safety Programs
Community Based Health Center
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
131
131
86 51
51
51129 77
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Galway Elementary School - #313Principal: Ms. Yolanda Stanislaus 12612 Galway Drive Silver Spring, MD 20904 Office Phone: (301) 595-2930
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 902-1230
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
1
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
5
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
5
4
1
5
6
1
2
Fighting
2
1
2
2
Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
100
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
373
368
26
2010
98
413
39
95
156
376
741
165
385
390
33
2011
102
423
33
97
196
439
775
182
50.3
49.7
3.5
2010
13.2
55.7
5.3
12.8
21.1
50.7
22.3
49.7
50.3
4.3
2011
13.2
54.6
4.3
12.5
25.3
56.6
23.5
5
1
0
2010
1
5
0
2
0
4
6
0
6
4
0
2011
0
8
0
5
1
9
10
2
1.3
0.3
0.0
2010
1.0
1.2
0.0
2.1
0.0
1.1
0.8
0.0
1.6
1.0
0.0
2011
0.0
1.9
0.0
5.2
0.5
2.1
1.3
1.1
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Galway Elementary School - #313
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
88.0
59.0
My child feels safe at school. 97.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
82.1
Students (82%/207 Returned) Parents (22%/81 Returned) Staff (40%/39 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
74.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
200
200
81 39
39
39196 77
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Garrett Park Elementary School - #204Principal: Ms. Elaine L. Chang-Baxter 5701 Grosvenor Lane Bethesda, MD 20814 Office Phone: (301) 571-6920
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:05 - 3:20
Fax Number: (301) 929-2008
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
2
Attack
2
2
2
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
102
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
255
243
29
2010
71
37
242
37
119
89
498
118
294
270
35
2011
89
53
262
42
119
84
564
122
51.2
48.8
5.8
2010
14.3
7.4
48.6
7.4
23.9
17.9
23.7
52.1
47.9
6.2
2011
15.8
9.4
46.5
7.4
21.1
14.9
21.6
2
0
0
2010
1
0
1
2
0
1
2
0
2
0
1
2011
0
0
1
0
1
2
2
0
0.8
0.0
0.0
2010
1.4
0.0
0.4
5.6
0.0
1.1
0.4
0.0
0.7
0.0
2.9
2011
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.8
2.4
0.4
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Garrett Park Elementary School - #204
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.7
77.5
My child feels safe at school. 96.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
96.8
Students (76%/120 Returned) Parents (28%/97 Returned) Staff (58%/31 Returned)
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
68.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
120
120
97 31
31
31119 96
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Georgian Forest Elementary School - #786Principal: Mrs. Aara L. Davis-Jones 3100 Regina Drive Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 460-2170
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:10 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 460-2477
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
3
2
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
1
4
5
2
6
Attack
5
4
3
6
1
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
104
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
236
212
17
2010
31
196
40
69
103
315
448
161
235
205
15
2011
39
194
42
50
111
304
440
146
52.7
47.3
3.8
2010
6.9
43.8
8.9
15.4
23.0
70.3
35.9
53.4
46.6
3.4
2011
8.9
44.1
9.5
11.4
25.2
69.1
33.2
13
3
1
2010
0
11
0
7
0
13
16
4
11
2
1
2011
0
7
0
6
1
10
13
5
5.5
1.4
5.9
2010
0.0
5.6
0.0
10.1
0.0
4.1
3.6
2.5
4.7
1.0
6.7
2011
0.0
3.6
0.0
12.0
0.9
3.3
3.0
3.4
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Georgian Forest Elementary School - #786
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
80.9
56.4
My child feels safe at school. 89.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.5
93.2
Students (65%/94 Returned) Parents (18%/60 Returned) Staff (61%/44 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
83.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
94
94
57 44
44
4494 56
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Germantown Elementary School - #102Principal: Ms. Amy D. Bryant 19110 Liberty Mill Road Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 353-8050
Cluster Name: Northwest
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 601-0393
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
5
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
1
1
2
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
Fighting
1
1
1
Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
106
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
135
134
17
2010
60
71
64
38
39
70
269
56
144
132
14
2011
45
73
70
43
31
76
276
74
50.2
49.8
6.3
2010
22.3
26.4
23.8
14.1
14.5
26.0
20.8
52.2
47.8
5.1
2011
16.3
26.4
25.4
15.6
11.2
27.5
26.8
3
0
0
2010
0
1
2
3
0
0
3
0
2
1
0
2011
0
2
0
0
0
2
3
1
2.2
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.4
3.1
7.9
0.0
0.0
1.1
0.0
1.4
0.8
0.0
2011
0.0
2.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.9
1.1
1.4
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Germantown Elementary School - #102
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.7
66.7
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
94.7
Students (86%/69 Returned) Parents (31%/74 Returned) Staff (70%/38 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Safety Patrol Program
Peer Mediation/Peacemakers
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
64.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
68
69
74 37
38
3768 71
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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William B. Gibbs, Jr. Elementary School - #337Principal: Mrs. Kimberly B. Bosnic 12615 Royal Crown Drive Germantown, MD, 20876 Office Phone: (301) 353-0800
Cluster Name: Clarksburg
Community Supt: Adrian Talley
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 353-0890
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
108
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
292
268
20
2010
173
106
154
94
90
104
560
103
360
338
39
2011
220
137
182
115
113
148
698
118
52.1
47.9
3.6
2010
30.9
18.9
27.5
16.8
16.1
18.6
18.4
51.6
48.4
5.6
2011
31.5
19.6
26.1
16.5
16.2
21.2
16.9
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
William B. Gibbs, Jr. Elementary School - #337
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.5
77.0
My child feels safe at school. 99.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.8
97.8
Students (86%/187 Returned) Parents (35%/125 Returned) Staff (57%/46 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Mentoring Programs
Gator Team to Respond to Individual Student Situations
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
69.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
187
187
123 46
46
46186 122
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Glen Haven Elementary School - #767Principal: Dr. Joanne Smith 10900 Inwood Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20902 Office Phone: (301) 649-8051
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 649-8540
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting
1
1
Theft
1
3
1
Threat
2
1
2
3
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
110
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
247
235
13
2010
41
156
55
52
177
311
482
215
254
244
14
2011
45
145
62
54
201
326
498
231
51.2
48.8
2.7
2010
8.5
32.4
11.4
10.8
36.7
64.5
44.6
51.0
49.0
2.8
2011
9.0
29.1
12.4
10.8
40.4
65.5
46.4
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
2
2011
0
2
0
1
0
2
4
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.6
0.0
14.3
2011
0.0
1.4
0.0
2.1
0.0
0.6
0.8
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Glen Haven Elementary School - #767
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
88.1
66.0
My child feels safe at school. 94.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
90.7
Students (90%/159 Returned) Parents (17%/59 Returned) Staff (56%/44 Returned)
Character Counts!
DeBug
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
69.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
36.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
159
159
57 43
43
43159 55
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Glenallan Elementary School - #817Principal: Mr. Peter O. Moran 12520 Heurich Road Silver Spring, MD 20902 Office Phone: (301) 929-2014
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:30 - 3:45
Fax Number: (301) 929-2016
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
1
Attack
4
1
1
4
4
DangerousSubstances
3
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
1
2
4
5
1
Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
112
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
192
170
12
2010
55
117
27
34
136
209
362
151
198
202
20
2011
57
127
30
39
136
235
400
165
53.0
47.0
3.3
2010
15.2
32.3
7.5
9.4
37.6
57.7
41.7
49.5
50.5
5.0
2011
14.3
31.8
7.5
9.8
34.0
58.8
41.3
3
3
0
2010
0
4
0
1
1
3
6
2
6
3
0
2011
0
7
1
2
2
8
9
1
1.6
1.8
0.0
2010
0.0
3.4
0.0
2.9
0.7
1.4
1.7
1.3
3.0
1.5
0.0
2011
0.0
5.5
3.3
5.1
1.5
3.4
2.3
0.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Glenallan Elementary School - #817
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
93.9
78.3
My child feels safe at school. 97.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.1
71.4
Students (89%/115 Returned) Parents (29%/96 Returned) Staff (61%/35 Returned)
Steps to Respect (A Bullying Prevention Program)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Comprehensive Behavior Management Interventions (CBMI)
Safety Patrol Program
DeBug
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
74.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
115
115
96 35
35
35115 89
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Goshen Elementary School - #546Principal: Ms. Linda F. King 8701 Warfield Road Gaithersburg, MD 20882 Office Phone: (301) 840-8165
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 840-8167
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
5
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
8
1
Attack
7
2
3
3
7
9
DangerousSubstances
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
1
2
2
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
114
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
322
290
33
2010
68
178
188
86
148
203
612
143
314
285
38
2011
75
154
182
81
140
202
599
148
52.6
47.4
5.4
2010
11.1
29.1
30.7
14.1
24.2
33.2
23.4
52.4
47.6
6.3
2011
12.5
25.7
30.4
13.5
23.4
33.7
24.7
7
1
2
2010
0
6
0
2
1
7
8
0
7
1
0
2011
0
6
2
2
2
6
8
0
2.3
0.4
6.1
2010
0.0
3.5
0.0
3.4
0.7
3.5
1.4
0.0
2.3
0.4
0.0
2011
0.0
3.9
1.2
3.3
1.4
3.0
1.4
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Goshen Elementary School - #546
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
85.6
66.8
My child feels safe at school. 96.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
94.6
Students (97%/188 Returned) Parents (23%/81 Returned) Staff (60%/37 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Safety Patrol Program
Stop and Think
Mentor Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
65.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.2
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
113
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
6
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
6
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
188
187
81 37
37
37187 77
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Great Seneca Creek Elementary School - #340Principal: Mr. Gregory S. Edmundson 13010 Dairymaid Drive Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 353-8500
Cluster Name: Northwest
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 515-3044
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
2
Attack
2
3
3
4
5
DangerousSubstances
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
3
3
3
Fighting Theft
4
Threat
4
4
1
4
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
116
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
371
360
42
2010
136
165
231
66
102
195
731
157
390
375
46
2011
144
175
230
69
106
240
765
170
50.8
49.2
5.7
2010
18.6
22.6
31.6
9.0
14.0
26.7
21.5
51.0
49.0
6.0
2011
18.8
22.9
30.1
9.0
13.9
31.4
22.2
10
0
0
2010
0
7
2
8
0
8
10
1
6
2
0
2011
0
2
6
6
0
6
8
0
2.7
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
4.2
0.9
12.1
0.0
4.1
1.4
0.6
1.5
0.5
0.0
2011
0.0
1.1
2.6
8.7
0.0
2.5
1.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Great Seneca Creek Elementary School - #340
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.6
72.7
My child feels safe at school. 98.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
93.5
Students (92%/228 Returned) Parents (27%/100 Returned) Staff (38%/31 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Study Circles - Parent Advisory Committee
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
67.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
227
227
100 31
31
31225 100
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Greencastle Elementary School - #334Principal: Mr. Reginald Kevin Payne Jr. 13611 Robey Road Silver Spring, MD 20904 Office Phone: (301) 595-2940
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:55 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 902-1222
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
5
1
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
118
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
280
280
14
2010
65
379
10
65
121
315
560
91
327
311
14
2011
70
435
8
86
138
381
638
111
50.0
50.0
2.5
2010
11.6
67.7
1.8
11.6
21.6
56.3
16.3
51.3
48.7
2.2
2011
11.0
68.2
1.3
13.5
21.6
59.7
17.4
8
0
0
2010
0
8
0
4
0
4
8
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
2.2
0.0
8.9
0.0
1.3
1.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Greencastle Elementary School - #334
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
76.4
48.6
My child feels safe at school. 94.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
84.6
69.2
Students (88%/144 Returned) Parents (19%/68 Returned) Staff (33%/26 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
57.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
74.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
35.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
144
144
67 26
26
26143 64
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Greenwood Elementary School - #512Principal: Mrs. Cheryl A. Bunyan 3336 Gold Mine Road Brookeville, MD 20833 Office Phone: (301) 924-3145
Cluster Name: Sherwood
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 924-3296
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
120
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
295
265
31
2010
48
32
396
34
9
44
560
53
274
271
30
2011
55
33
385
35
9
29
545
42
52.7
47.3
5.5
2010
8.6
5.7
70.7
6.1
1.6
7.9
9.5
50.3
49.7
5.5
2011
10.1
6.1
70.6
6.4
1.7
5.3
7.7
2
0
0
2010
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.7
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.4
1.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Greenwood Elementary School - #512
School Safety Climate Committee
Student Behavior Data Monitoring
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.9
76.2
My child feels safe at school. 95.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
92.3
Students (93%/169 Returned) Parents (31%/107 Returned) Staff (77%/40 Returned)
4-E Traffic Safety
Bus Safety – "Ride by the Rules"
Formalized Staff Supervision
Parent Safety Incentives
No-Bully Zone
Safe Routes for School
School Safety Programs
Safety Assemblies
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
69.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
169
168
107 40
39
38166 105
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Harmony Hills Elementary School - #797Principal: Ms. Robin Weaver 13407 Lydia Street Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 929-2157
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 962-5976
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
122
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
245
237
6
2010
29
106
20
50
236
405
482
318
260
254
6
2011
30
107
20
48
279
446
514
350
50.8
49.2
1.2
2010
6.0
22.0
4.1
10.4
49.0
84.0
66.0
50.6
49.4
1.2
2011
5.8
20.8
3.9
9.3
54.3
86.8
68.1
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
2011
0
0
0
1
2
2
2
2
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.1
0.7
0.4
0.4
0.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Harmony Hills Elementary School - #797
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
84.9
64.8
My child feels safe at school. 92.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.3
83.8
Students (85%/128 Returned) Parents (19%/67 Returned) Staff (100%/80 Returned)
The Leader in Me
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Study Circles
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
75.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
42.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
144
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
2
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
126
125
66 80
80
80124 61
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Highland Elementary School - #774Principal: Mr. Scott R. Steffan 3100 Medway Street Silver Spring, MD 20902 Office Phone: (301) 929-2040
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 929-2042
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
4
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
124
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
198
211
2
2010
36
53
12
67
256
344
409
306
194
209
3
2011
31
58
13
66
251
325
403
295
48.4
51.6
0.5
2010
8.8
13.0
2.9
16.4
62.6
84.1
74.8
48.1
51.9
0.7
2011
7.7
14.4
3.2
16.4
62.3
80.6
73.2
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2011
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.5
0.0
0.3
0.2
0.3
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Highland Elementary School - #774
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.1
87.4
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
88.4
51.2
Students (80%/106 Returned) Parents (16%/55 Returned) Staff (55%/43 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
62.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
103
103
54 43
43
42103 51
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Highland View Elementary School - #784Principal: Miss Anne M. Dardarian 9010 Providence Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20901 Office Phone: (301) 650-6426
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:25
Fax Number: (301) 650-6506
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
126
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
189
163
18
2010
11
80
132
22
109
165
352
111
200
168
19
2011
10
93
133
28
128
176
368
113
53.7
46.3
5.1
2010
3.1
22.7
37.5
6.3
31.0
46.9
31.5
54.3
45.7
5.2
2011
2.7
25.3
36.1
7.6
34.8
47.8
30.7
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Highland View Elementary School - #784
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.5
66.7
My child feels safe at school. 99.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
89.7
Students (88%/94 Returned) Parents (35%/106 Returned) Staff (56%/29 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
61.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
94
93
104 29
29
2894 104
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Jackson Road Elementary School - #305Principal: Ms. Sally Ann Macias 900 Jackson Road Silver Spring, MD 20904 Office Phone: (301) 989-5650
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 879-1054
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
3
Police Called
No Yes
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
1
Attack
1
1
2
5
6
5
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
128
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
283
270
13
2010
80
218
37
80
155
354
553
205
314
274
16
2011
82
249
34
85
166
377
588
206
51.2
48.8
2.4
2010
14.5
39.4
6.7
14.5
28.0
64.0
37.1
53.4
46.6
2.7
2011
13.9
42.3
5.8
14.5
28.2
64.1
35.0
4
0
0
2010
0
3
0
0
0
3
4
1
5
1
0
2011
0
1
0
1
2
5
6
5
1.6
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.9
0.8
0.5
1.9
0.4
0.0
2011
0.0
0.5
0.0
4.2
1.2
1.4
1.1
2.7
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Jackson Road Elementary School - #305
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
86.9
72.8
My child feels safe at school. 93.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
90.2
Students (96%/163 Returned) Parents (27%/95 Returned) Staff (73%/61 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Second Step
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
67.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
160
158
94 61
61
59159 91
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Jones Lane Elementary School - #360Principal: Ms. Carole A. Sample 15110 Jones Lane Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 840-8160
Cluster Name: Quince Orchard
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-8162
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
5
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
130
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
246
243
23
2010
74
55
227
48
69
114
489
107
267
242
33
2011
76
57
230
60
76
123
509
112
50.3
49.7
4.7
2010
15.1
11.2
46.4
9.8
14.1
23.3
21.9
52.5
47.5
6.5
2011
14.9
11.2
45.2
11.8
14.9
24.2
22.0
1
0
0
2010
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.9
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Jones Lane Elementary School - #360
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
93.6
77.6
My child feels safe at school. 98.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
97.6
Students (81%/127 Returned) Parents (29%/99 Returned) Staff (62%/41 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Second Step
Safety Patrol Program
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
24.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
24.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
125
125
99 41
41
41125 98
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Kemp Mill Elementary School - #805Principal: Mr. Floyd D. Starnes 411 Sisson Street Silver Spring, MD 20902 Office Phone: (301) 649-8046
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 649-8216
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
132
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
207
212
12
2010
21
120
35
53
185
302
419
231
227
218
6
2011
23
123
35
49
211
323
445
256
49.4
50.6
2.9
2010
5.0
28.6
8.4
12.6
44.2
72.1
55.1
51.0
49.0
1.3
2011
5.2
27.6
7.9
11.0
47.4
72.6
57.5
1
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.2
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Kemp Mill Elementary School - #805
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
84.4
68.8
My child feels safe at school. 89.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
88.5
82.4
Students (86%/133 Returned) Parents (23%/79 Returned) Staff (79%/52 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
67.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
73.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
128
128
78 52
51
52128 74
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Kensington Parkwood Elementary School - #783Principal: Ms. Barbara A. Liess 4710 Saul Road Kensington, MD 20895 Office Phone: (301) 571-6949
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:15- 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 571-6953
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism 1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
2
2
2
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
134
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
291
306
32
2010
24
26
451
85
29
28
597
63
330
342
29
2011
37
41
491
91
34
43
672
73
48.7
51.3
5.4
2010
4.0
4.4
75.5
14.2
4.9
4.7
10.6
49.1
50.9
4.3
2011
5.5
6.1
73.1
13.5
5.1
6.4
10.9
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
2011
0
0
2
2
0
0
2
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.6
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.4
2.2
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Kensington Parkwood Elementary School - #783
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.6
74.4
My child feels safe at school. 96.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (89%/181 Returned) Parents (29%/106 Returned) Staff (47%/28 Returned)
Peer Mediation
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
65.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.9
1
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
2
Code Blue
6
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
5
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
180
180
105 28
28
27179 105
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Lake Seneca Elementary School - #108Principal: Ms. Teri D. Johnson 13600 Wanegarden Drive Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 353-0929
Cluster Name: Seneca Valley
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 353-0932
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
136
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
180
196
13
2010
47
123
89
88
75
149
376
103
189
189
14
2011
45
125
98
90
73
155
378
96
47.9
52.1
3.5
2010
12.5
32.7
23.7
23.4
19.9
39.6
27.4
50.0
50.0
3.7
2011
11.9
33.1
25.9
23.8
19.3
41.0
25.4
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.7
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.5
0.7
0.3
1.3
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Lake Seneca Elementary School - #108
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
79.8
62.1
My child feels safe at school. 92.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
87.1
77.4
Students (89%/96 Returned) Parents (25%/81 Returned) Staff (48%/31 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Study Circles
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
66.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
77.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
94
95
81 31
31
3095 78
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Lakewood Elementary School - #209Principal: Ms. Robin L. Malcotti 2534 Lindley Terrace Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 279-8465
Cluster Name: Thomas S. Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 279-8596
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
Attack
2
1
3
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
138
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
343
299
24
2010
250
22
303
50
59
25
642
43
314
294
24
2011
246
21
275
38
68
18
608
42
53.4
46.6
3.7
2010
38.9
3.4
47.2
7.8
9.2
3.9
6.7
51.6
48.4
3.9
2011
40.5
3.5
45.2
6.3
11.2
3.0
6.9
1
0
0
2010
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
3
0
0
2011
1
1
1
1
0
0
3
0
0.3
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.3
2.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.4
4.8
0.4
2.6
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Lakewood Elementary School - #209
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.8
77.8
My child feels safe at school. 93.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
69.7
Students (72%/167 Returned) Parents (34%/119 Returned) Staff (55%/33 Returned)
Character Counts!
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
No Putdowns
Second Step
School Safety Programs
Stop and Think
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
68.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.2
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
167
167
119 33
33
33167 119
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Laytonsville Elementary School - # 51Principal: Mrs. Donna M. Sagona 21401 Laytonsville Road Gaithersburg, MD 20882 Office Phone: (301) 840-7145
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 840-7147
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
1
1
2
1
2
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
140
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
236
243
27
2010
45
55
302
65
26
65
479
49
245
223
32
2011
39
50
295
59
24
54
468
52
49.3
50.7
5.6
2010
9.4
11.5
63.0
13.6
5.4
13.6
10.2
52.4
47.6
6.8
2011
8.3
10.7
63.0
12.6
5.1
11.5
11.1
1
0
0
2010
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
3
0
0
2011
1
0
2
3
0
2
3
0
0.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.3
1.5
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
1.2
0.0
0.0
2011
2.6
0.0
0.7
5.1
0.0
3.7
0.6
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Laytonsville Elementary School - # 51
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
97.1
70.1
My child feels safe at school. 96.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.1
96.2
Students (90%/137 Returned) Parents (28%/93 Returned) Staff (85%/53 Returned)
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Stop and Think
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
9.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
38.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
13.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
137
137
93 53
53
53136 90
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Little Bennett Elementary School - #336Principal: Mr. Shawn D. Miller 23930 Burdette Forest Road Clarksburg, MD 20871 Office Phone: (301) 540-5535
Cluster Name: Clarksburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 540-5792
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
3
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
5
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
4
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
142
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
386
404
43
2010
216
154
293
50
88
116
790
83
426
436
49
2011
240
176
308
61
88
119
862
87
48.9
51.1
5.4
2010
27.3
19.5
37.1
6.3
11.1
14.7
10.5
49.4
50.6
5.7
2011
27.8
20.4
35.7
7.1
10.2
13.8
10.1
1
0
0
2010
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.3
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.3
2.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Little Bennett Elementary School - #336
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Bully Blockers Club
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.2
78.2
My child feels safe at school. 97.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (93%/259 Returned) Parents (35%/129 Returned) Staff (78%/59 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
No Putdowns
PEACE Program
Parent Education Programs
School Safety Programs
Mentor Program
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
13.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
67.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
19.5
1
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
257
257
129 58
59
59256 128
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Luxmanor Elementary School - #220Principal: Mr. Ryan D. Forkert 6201 Tilden Lane Rockville, MD 20852 Office Phone: (301) 230-5914
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 230-5917
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
144
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
207
186
13
2010
96
54
181
31
66
56
393
49
219
206
13
2011
103
51
191
23
84
55
425
67
52.7
47.3
3.3
2010
24.4
13.7
46.1
7.9
16.8
14.2
12.5
51.5
48.5
3.1
2011
24.2
12.0
44.9
5.4
19.8
12.9
15.8
1
0
0
2010
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
2011
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2010
1.0
0.0
0.0
3.2
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
2011
0.0
2.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Luxmanor Elementary School - #220
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.9
74.5
My child feels safe at school. 98.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.4
64.3
Students (79%/100 Returned) Parents (37%/121 Returned) Staff (54%/28 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
No Putdowns
Peer Mediation
Second Step
School Safety Programs
School of Respect Program
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
10.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
99
98
121 28
28
2898 120
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Thurgood Marshall Elementary School - #244Principal: Mrs. Pamela S. Nazzaro 12260 McDonald Chapel Drive Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 670-8282
Cluster Name: Quince Orchard
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 670-8256
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
146
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
302
250
32
2010
83
70
252
97
56
133
552
113
306
258
37
2011
84
80
227
93
72
166
564
131
54.7
45.3
5.8
2010
15.0
12.7
45.7
17.6
10.1
24.1
20.5
54.3
45.7
6.6
2011
14.9
14.2
40.2
16.5
12.8
29.4
23.2
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Thurgood Marshall Elementary School - #244
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
93.1
76.4
My child feels safe at school. 96.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (90%/144 Returned) Parents (25%/86 Returned) Staff (32%/21 Returned)
Character Counts!
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
4.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
12.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
144
144
86 21
21
21144 85
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
147
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Maryvale Elementary School - #210Principal: Ms. Karen Gregory 1000 First Street Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 279-4990
Cluster Name: Rockville
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 279-4993
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
2
3
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
148
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
241
252
46
2010
41
119
150
48
97
169
493
135
247
256
47
2011
44
122
148
51
115
180
503
140
48.9
51.1
9.3
2010
8.3
24.1
30.4
9.7
19.7
34.3
27.4
49.1
50.9
9.3
2011
8.7
24.3
29.4
10.1
22.9
35.8
27.8
5
0
1
2010
0
3
0
1
0
4
5
1
2
0
0
2011
0
2
0
1
0
0
2
0
2.2
0.0
2.2
2010
0.0
2.6
0.0
3.3
0.0
2.5
1.1
0.8
0.9
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
1.7
0.0
3.0
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Maryvale Elementary School - #210
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
78.0
52.0
My child feels safe at school. 91.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.2
74.6
Students (93%/154 Returned) Parents (21%/73 Returned) Staff (76%/63 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
78.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
33.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
150
150
72 63
63
61148 72
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
149
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Spark M. Matsunaga Elementary School - #523Principal: Ms. Judy K. Brubaker 13902 Bromfield Road Germantown, Maryland 20874 Office Phone: (301) 601-4350
Cluster Name: Northwest
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 601-4358
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
2
1
Weapons
1
2
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
150
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
516
491
42
2010
382
140
340
63
94
129
1007
100
515
524
53
2011
398
145
327
56
97
152
1039
115
51.2
48.8
4.2
2010
37.9
13.9
33.8
6.3
9.3
12.8
9.9
49.6
50.4
5.1
2011
38.3
14.0
31.5
5.4
9.3
14.6
11.1
3
0
0
2010
0
2
1
1
1
2
3
0
4
0
1
2011
1
0
1
2
1
1
4
1
0.6
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.4
0.3
1.6
1.1
1.6
0.3
0.0
0.8
0.0
1.9
2011
0.3
0.0
0.3
3.6
1.0
0.7
0.4
0.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Spark M. Matsunaga Elementary School - #523
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.5
84.9
My child feels safe at school. 98.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
96.3
Students (94%/294 Returned) Parents (33%/126 Returned) Staff (58%/54 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Stop and Think
School Safety Programs
Student Assistance Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
0.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
53.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
23.2
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
292
292
126 54
54
54292 125
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
151
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S. Christa McAuliffe Elementary School - #110Principal: Mrs. Wanda Coates 12500 Wisteria Drive Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 353-0910
Cluster Name: Seneca Valley
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 353-0923
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
Attack
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
1
Fighting
2
2
2
3
1
Theft
2
Threat
2
1
2
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
152
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
276
292
32
2010
68
161
114
74
147
236
568
193
273
298
32
2011
65
167
113
58
158
260
571
193
48.6
51.4
5.6
2010
12.0
28.3
20.1
13.0
25.9
41.5
34.0
47.8
52.2
5.6
2011
11.4
29.2
19.8
10.2
27.7
45.5
33.8
2
0
1
2010
0
0
0
1
0
2
2
1
4
2
1
2011
0
4
0
2
0
4
6
1
0.7
0.0
3.1
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.4
0.0
0.8
0.4
0.5
1.5
0.7
3.1
2011
0.0
2.4
0.0
3.4
0.0
1.5
1.1
0.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
S. Christa McAuliffe Elementary School - #110
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
87.0
64.0
My child feels safe at school. 97.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
73.3
Students (70%/115 Returned) Parents (21%/75 Returned) Staff (21%/15 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Study Circles
DeBug
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
38.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
113
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
115
114
74 15
15
13111 71
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Ronald McNair Elementary School - #158Principal: Mrs. Eileen K. MacFarlane 13881 Hopkins Road Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 353-0854
Cluster Name: Northwest
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 353-0964
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
1
1
2
1
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
154
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
332
357
29
2010
195
159
199
61
84
150
689
107
345
364
36
2011
212
161
190
75
97
160
709
109
48.2
51.8
4.2
2010
28.3
23.1
28.9
8.9
12.2
21.8
15.5
48.7
51.3
5.1
2011
29.9
22.7
26.8
10.6
13.7
22.6
15.4
7
1
2
2010
1
4
1
0
1
1
8
0
3
0
0
2011
1
1
0
1
0
1
3
1
2.1
0.3
6.9
2010
0.5
2.5
0.5
0.0
1.2
0.7
1.2
0.0
0.9
0.0
0.0
2011
0.5
0.6
0.0
1.3
0.0
0.6
0.4
0.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Ronald McNair Elementary School - #158
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Budd Program
Ride by the Rules
Safety Patrol Program
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
84.1
61.0
My child feels safe at school. 98.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.2
64.3
Students (87%/195 Returned) Parents (31%/111 Returned) Staff (58%/42 Returned)
Character Education Programs B.E.S.T.
DeBug
Counseling Programs/Groups
No Putdowns
Peer Mediation
Stop and Think
School Safety Programs
Student Assistance Programs
Mentoring Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
33.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
59.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
104
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
195
195
111 42
42
42191 109
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Meadow Hall Elementary School - #212Principal: Mr. Cabell W. Lloyd 951 Twinbrook Parkway Rockville, MD 20851 Office Phone: (301) 279-4988
Cluster Name: Rockville
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 8:40 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 517-5887
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
Fighting
1
2
2
2
1
Theft Threat Weapons
2
Other
1
1
1
1
1
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
156
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
192
168
19
2010
36
52
86
74
88
183
360
163
220
177
17
2011
32
58
99
80
96
209
397
185
53.3
46.7
5.3
2010
10.0
14.4
23.9
20.6
24.4
50.8
45.3
55.4
44.6
4.3
2011
8.1
14.6
24.9
20.2
24.2
52.6
46.6
4
0
1
2010
0
2
1
2
0
3
4
0
4
0
0
2011
1
1
1
3
1
3
4
1
2.1
0.0
5.3
2010
0.0
3.8
1.2
2.7
0.0
1.6
1.1
0.0
1.8
0.0
0.0
2011
3.1
1.7
1.0
3.8
1.0
1.4
1.0
0.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Meadow Hall Elementary School - #212
ESOL Counseling Program
ESOL Parent Coordinator
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.1
85.9
My child feels safe at school. 95.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.1
100.0
Students (69%/79 Returned) Parents (24%/73 Returned) Staff (54%/34 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Student Mentor Program
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety in the Neighborhood
No Putdowns
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
Student Assistance Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
15.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
70.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
38.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
5
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
5
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
71
71
73 34
34
3375 72
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Mill Creek Towne Elementary School - #556Principal: Mr. Kenneth L. Marcus 17700 Park Mill Drive Rockville, MD 20855 Office Phone: (301) 840-7149
Cluster Name: Col. Zadok Magruder
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 670-2245
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
7
Police Called
No Yes
1
3
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
Attack
1
1
1
5
4
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
1
1
Fighting
1
1
Theft Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
158
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
234
171
23
2010
59
55
123
68
84
139
405
143
218
183
21
2011
50
57
121
70
88
142
401
151
57.8
42.2
5.7
2010
14.6
13.6
30.4
16.8
20.7
34.3
35.3
54.4
45.6
5.2
2011
12.5
14.2
30.2
17.5
21.9
35.4
37.7
2
1
0
2010
0
1
1
1
0
2
3
1
5
1
0
2011
0
1
2
1
2
4
6
3
0.9
0.6
0.0
2010
0.0
1.9
0.8
2.0
0.0
1.5
0.8
0.7
2.3
0.5
0.0
2011
0.0
1.8
1.7
1.6
2.3
2.8
1.5
2.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Mill Creek Towne Elementary School - #556
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
88.9
75.0
My child feels safe at school. 95.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
92.3
Students (80%/108 Returned) Parents (25%/81 Returned) Staff (45%/26 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Class Compliments
DeBug
Counseling Programs/Groups
Primary Focus - Character Education Assembly
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
6
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
108
108
81 26
26
25107 80
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Monocacy Elementary School - #652Principal: Ms. Cynthia R. Duranko 18801 Barnesville Road Dickerson, MD 20842 Office Phone: (301) 972-7990
Cluster Name: Poolesville
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 972-7995
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
160
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
91
87
12
2010
4
8
138
24
7
25
178
15
82
91
8
2011
3
6
144
24
4
24
173
10
51.1
48.9
6.7
2010
2.2
4.5
77.5
13.5
3.9
14.0
8.4
47.4
52.6
4.6
2011
1.7
3.5
83.2
13.9
2.3
13.9
5.8
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Monocacy Elementary School - #652
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.9
81.4
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (91%/59 Returned) Parents (29%/38 Returned) Staff (83%/25 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
0.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
15.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
59
59
38 25
25
2559 38
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Montgomery Knolls Elementary School - #776Principal: Ms. Deann M. Collins 807 Daleview Drive Silver Spring, MD 20901 Office Phone: (301) 431-7667
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 431-7669
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
162
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
248
189
20
2010
52
108
90
102
176
232
437
167
223
182
17
2011
37
89
89
90
177
229
405
171
56.8
43.2
4.6
2010
11.9
24.7
20.6
23.3
40.3
53.1
38.2
55.1
44.9
4.2
2011
9.1
22.0
22.0
22.2
43.7
56.5
42.2
1
0
0
2010
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Montgomery Knolls Elementary School - #776
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
My child feels safe at school. 98.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
93.8
75.0
Students***** (0%/0 Returned) Parents (26%/87 Returned) Staff (67%/48 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
12.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
114
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
86 48
48
4783
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
***** Students not surveyed at K–2 schools due to age.
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New Hampshire Estates Elementary School - #791Principal: Mrs. Marinda Thomas Evans 8720 Carroll Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20903 Office Phone: (301) 431-7607
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:00
Fax Number: (301) 431-7644
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
164
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
144
151
1
2010
23
62
22
40
191
240
295
187
167
169
2
2011
18
62
23
45
240
278
336
231
48.8
51.2
0.3
2010
7.8
21.0
7.5
13.6
64.7
81.4
63.4
49.7
50.3
0.6
2011
5.4
18.5
6.8
13.4
71.4
82.7
68.8
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
New Hampshire Estates Elementary School - #791
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
My child feels safe at school. 96.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
71.4
Students***** (0%/0 Returned) Parents (10%/33 Returned) Staff (38%/28 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
DeBug
School Based Health Center
Teacher Mentoring Program
School Safety Programs
Second Grade Community Jobs (NHE)
School Wide Expectations Assemblies
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
36.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
31 28
28
2830
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
***** Students not surveyed at K–2 schools due to age.
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Roscoe R. Nix Elementary School - #307Principal: Ms. Annette M. Ffolkes 1100 Corliss Street Silver Spring, MD 20903 Office Phone: (301) 422-5070
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 422-5072
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
1
Attack
2
3
3
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
166
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
239
195
10
2010
50
140
30
57
155
286
434
203
250
202
10
2011
55
150
33
56
168
312
452
202
55.1
44.9
2.3
2010
11.5
32.3
6.9
13.1
35.7
65.9
46.8
55.3
44.7
2.2
2011
12.2
33.2
7.3
12.4
37.2
69.0
44.7
9
0
3
2010
1
1
0
2
2
6
9
4
4
1
0
2011
0
2
0
1
0
3
5
3
4.0
0.0
30.0
2010
2.2
0.7
0.0
4.8
1.3
2.1
2.1
2.0
1.7
0.5
0.0
2011
0.0
1.4
0.0
2.2
0.0
1.0
1.1
1.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Roscoe R. Nix Elementary School - #307
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
My child feels safe at school. 98.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
94.9
87.2
Students***** (0%/0 Returned) Parents (24%/83 Returned) Staff (51%/39 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Second Step
School-Wide Incentive Program (Blast off Bucks)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
17.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
40.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
92
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
81 39
39
3980
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
***** Students not surveyed at K–2 schools due to age.
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North Chevy Chase Elementary School - #415Principal: Ms. Renee D. Stevens 3700 Jones Bridge Road Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Office Phone: (301) 657-4950
Cluster Name: Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 951-6658
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
168
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
210
191
17
2010
18
49
266
47
20
36
401
51
219
217
23
2011
26
42
293
49
15
32
436
52
52.4
47.6
4.2
2010
4.5
12.2
66.3
11.7
5.0
9.0
12.7
50.2
49.8
5.3
2011
6.0
9.6
67.2
11.2
3.4
7.3
11.9
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
North Chevy Chase Elementary School - #415
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
97.3
82.8
My child feels safe at school. 96.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
89.7
89.7
Students (87%/186 Returned) Parents (29%/77 Returned) Staff (73%/29 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Conflict Resolution
Second Step
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
17.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
24.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
186
186
77 29
29
29185 74
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Oak View Elementary School - #766Principal: Mrs. Peggy E. Salazar 400 E. Wayne Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20901 Office Phone: (301) 650-6434
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:10
Fax Number: (301) 650-6453
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
1
1
2
2
1
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting
1
Theft
1
1
1
Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
170
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
162
151
7
2010
31
69
40
39
75
220
313
166
159
155
8
2011
26
75
41
47
93
220
314
164
51.8
48.2
2.2
2010
9.9
22.0
12.8
12.5
24.0
70.3
53.0
50.6
49.4
2.5
2011
8.3
23.9
13.1
15.0
29.6
70.1
52.2
6
0
0
2010
0
1
0
3
2
6
6
5
3
0
0
2011
0
2
0
1
0
3
3
1
3.7
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.4
0.0
7.7
2.7
2.7
1.9
3.0
1.9
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
2.7
0.0
2.1
0.0
1.4
1.0
0.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Oak View Elementary School - #766
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.9
79.3
My child feels safe at school. 98.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
89.7
Students (94%/186 Returned) Parents (26%/64 Returned) Staff (81%/39 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
73.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
53.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
184
184
64 39
39
38184 64
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Oakland Terrace Elementary School - #769Principal: Ms. Cheryl D. Pulliam 2720 Plyers Mill Road Silver Spring, MD 20902 Office Phone: (301) 929-2161
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 929-6910
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
172
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
403
387
51
2010
76
127
304
79
149
271
790
227
430
388
52
2011
74
132
337
83
141
278
818
222
51.0
49.0
6.5
2010
9.6
16.1
38.5
10.0
18.9
34.3
28.7
52.6
47.4
6.4
2011
9.0
16.1
41.2
10.1
17.2
34.0
27.1
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Oakland Terrace Elementary School - #769
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.2
78.9
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
93.0
Students (90%/220 Returned) Parents (32%/117 Returned) Staff (58%/57 Returned)
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Stop and Think
Study Circles
School Safety Programs
Take a Stand
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
67.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
17.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
218
218
117 57
57
57214 112
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Olney Elementary School - #502Principal: Mrs. Carla Glawe 3401 Queen Mary Drive Olney, MD 20832 Office Phone: (301) 924-3126
Cluster Name: Sherwood
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 570-1094
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
174
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
288
272
23
2010
57
77
306
55
17
101
560
96
310
287
27
2011
70
81
315
52
29
102
597
102
51.4
48.6
4.1
2010
10.2
13.8
54.6
9.8
3.0
18.0
17.1
51.9
48.1
4.5
2011
11.7
13.6
52.8
8.7
4.9
17.1
17.1
4
0
0
2010
0
1
0
3
0
3
4
3
2
0
0
2011
0
1
0
1
0
1
2
1
1.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.3
0.0
5.5
0.0
3.0
0.7
3.1
0.6
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
1.2
0.0
2.0
0.0
1.0
0.3
1.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Olney Elementary School - #502
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.7
66.0
My child feels safe at school. 98.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
89.2
Students (91%/194 Returned) Parents (28%/98 Returned) Staff (64%/37 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Class Meetings
Project Change
Peer Mediation
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
Student/Staff Mentoring Champs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
35.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
70.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
194
194
98 37
37
37194 97
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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William Tyler Page Elementary School - #312Principal: Ms. Debra A. Berner 13400 Tamarack Road Silver Spring, MD 20904 Office Phone: (301) 989-5672
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 879-1036
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
176
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
169
181
18
2010
74
172
21
29
61
139
350
64
185
185
18
2011
84
189
23
32
58
153
370
56
48.3
51.7
5.1
2010
21.1
49.1
6.0
8.3
17.4
39.7
18.3
50.0
50.0
4.9
2011
22.7
51.1
6.2
8.6
15.7
41.4
15.1
1
0
0
2010
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.6
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.7
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
William Tyler Page Elementary School - #312
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.6
80.0
My child feels safe at school. 98.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
87.9
90.9
Students (82%/95 Returned) Parents (26%/85 Returned) Staff (65%/33 Returned)
Character Education Programs/ Outstanding Effort
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Cultural of Respect Assemblies
Class Meetings
Friendship Values Program
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
39.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
80.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
95
95
85 33
33
3395 83
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Pine Crest Elementary School - #761Principal: Ms. Meredith A. Casper 201 Woodmoor Drive Silver Spring, MD 20901 Office Phone: (301) 649-8066
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:00 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 649-8194
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
4
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
1
Attack
1
2
2
3
2
DangerousSubstances
4
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
4
4
4
4
Fighting Theft Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
178
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
194
198
20
2010
49
101
91
27
55
199
392
131
200
217
24
2011
60
89
92
33
81
223
417
151
49.5
50.5
5.1
2010
12.5
25.8
23.2
6.9
14.0
50.8
33.4
48.0
52.0
5.8
2011
14.4
21.3
22.1
7.9
19.4
53.5
36.2
4
0
0
2010
0
2
0
1
2
4
4
2
5
0
1
2011
1
0
0
2
4
2
5
3
2.1
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
2.0
0.0
3.7
3.6
2.0
1.0
1.5
2.5
0.0
4.2
2011
1.7
0.0
0.0
6.1
4.9
0.9
1.2
2.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Pine Crest Elementary School - #761
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.5
79.3
My child feels safe at school. 98.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
92.3
Students (73%/193 Returned) Parents (31%/81 Returned) Staff (54%/26 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Peer Mediation
Second Step
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
43.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
113
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
181
179
80 26
26
26176 77
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Piney Branch Elementary School - #749Principal: Mr. Bertram B. Generlette 7510 Maple Avenue Takoma Park, MD 20912 Office Phone: (301) 891-8000
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 891-8011
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
180
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
228
232
23
2010
23
191
155
36
61
154
460
66
235
244
27
2011
26
172
174
37
76
157
479
78
49.6
50.4
5.0
2010
5.0
41.5
33.7
7.8
13.3
33.5
14.3
49.1
50.9
5.6
2011
5.4
35.9
36.3
7.7
15.9
32.8
16.3
3
0
0
2010
0
1
1
1
0
1
3
1
0
1
0
2011
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
1.3
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.5
0.6
2.8
0.0
0.6
0.7
1.5
0.0
0.4
0.0
2011
0.0
0.6
0.0
2.7
1.3
0.6
0.2
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Piney Branch Elementary School - #749
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.4
74.7
My child feels safe at school. 95.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
90.0
Students (86%/284 Returned) Parents (26%/86 Returned) Staff (52%/30 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Stop and Think
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
23.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
57.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
280
281
86 30
30
30279 83
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Poolesville Elementary School - #153Principal: Mr. Doug Robbins 19565 Fisher Avenue Poolesville, MD 20837 Office Phone: (301) 972-7960
Cluster Name: Poolesville
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 972-7963
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
182
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
193
199
13
2010
11
26
293
48
14
71
392
47
192
204
14
2011
16
30
286
38
18
67
396
47
49.2
50.8
3.3
2010
2.8
6.6
74.7
12.2
3.6
18.1
12.0
48.5
51.5
3.5
2011
4.0
7.6
72.2
9.6
4.5
16.9
11.9
1
1
1
2010
0
0
1
0
0
1
2
0
2
0
0
2011
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0.5
0.5
7.7
2010
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
1.4
0.5
0.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Poolesville Elementary School - #153
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.1
69.3
My child feels safe at school. 98.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
82.1
Students (91%/139 Returned) Parents (27%/82 Returned) Staff (61%/28 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Stop and Think
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
17.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
52.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
19.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
137
137
82 28
28
28137 81
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Potomac Elementary School - #601Principal: Ms. Linda Z. Goldberg 10311 River Road Potomac, MD 20854 Office Phone: (301) 469-1042
Cluster Name: Winston Churchill
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 469-1045
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
184
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
297
285
25
2010
152
31
344
37
24
21
582
27
291
275
21
2011
161
24
333
36
37
15
566
25
51.0
49.0
4.3
2010
26.1
5.3
59.1
6.4
4.1
3.6
4.6
51.4
48.6
3.7
2011
28.4
4.2
58.8
6.4
6.5
2.7
4.4
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Potomac Elementary School - #601
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
93.7
85.2
My child feels safe at school. 95.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
83.7
Students (94%/189 Returned) Parents (26%/89 Returned) Staff (81%/44 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
189
189
89 44
43
43188 86
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Judith A. Resnik Elementary School - #514Principal: Dr. Roy Settles, Jr. 7301 Hadley Farms Drive Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Office Phone: (301) 670-8200
Cluster Name: Col. Zadok Magruder
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-7135
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
Fighting
1
1
1
Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
186
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
268
220
26
2010
62
128
86
50
154
252
488
186
266
248
30
2011
71
149
75
51
166
254
514
187
54.9
45.1
5.3
2010
12.7
26.2
17.6
10.2
31.6
51.6
38.1
51.8
48.2
5.8
2011
13.8
29.0
14.6
9.9
32.3
49.4
36.4
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2011
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.2
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Judith A. Resnik Elementary School - #514
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
95.0
80.7
My child feels safe at school. 94.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.6
88.1
Students (85%/142 Returned) Parents (22%/78 Returned) Staff (78%/60 Returned)
Student Assistance Programs
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
School Safety Programs
Go for Green
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
64.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
140
140
77 59
59
59139 73
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Dr. Sally K. Ride Elementary School - #242Principal: Mr. Christopher A. Wynne 21301 Seneca Crossing Drive Germantown, MD 20876 Office Phone: (301) 353-0994
Cluster Name: Seneca Valley
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 601-0349
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
188
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
265
247
42
2010
131
133
102
85
70
163
512
104
260
233
39
2011
127
130
97
86
65
182
493
100
51.8
48.2
8.2
2010
25.6
26.0
19.9
16.6
13.7
31.8
20.3
52.7
47.3
7.9
2011
25.8
26.4
19.7
17.4
13.2
36.9
20.3
3
0
0
2010
0
2
1
2
0
3
3
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.1
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.5
1.0
2.4
0.0
1.8
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Dr. Sally K. Ride Elementary School - #242
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
93.0
74.8
My child feels safe at school. 97.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
91.9
Students (71%/117 Returned) Parents (29%/101 Returned) Staff (82%/62 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
27.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
115
115
101 61
62
61112 99
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Ritchie Park Elementary School - #227Principal: Ms. M. Catherine Long 1514 Dunster Road Rockville, MD 20854 Office Phone: (301) 279-8475
Cluster Name: Richard Montgomery
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 517-5047
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
4
4
Attack
4
4
4
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
190
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
259
263
22
2010
116
53
234
41
71
68
522
97
248
260
22
2011
108
54
242
37
58
72
508
82
49.6
50.4
4.2
2010
22.2
10.2
44.8
7.9
13.6
13.0
18.6
48.8
51.2
4.3
2011
21.3
10.6
47.6
7.3
11.4
14.2
16.1
3
1
1
2010
1
2
0
1
1
3
4
0
1
0
1
2011
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
1.2
0.4
4.5
2010
0.9
3.8
0.0
2.4
1.4
4.4
0.8
0.0
0.4
0.0
4.5
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.7
0.0
1.4
0.2
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Ritchie Park Elementary School - #227
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.0
79.6
My child feels safe at school. 99.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (94%/139 Returned) Parents (32%/109 Returned) Staff (58%/32 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Stop and Think
Safety Patrol Program
DeBug
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
12.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
113
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
138
137
108 32
32
32134 107
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Rock Creek Forest Elementary School - #773Principal: Mr. David T. Chia 8330 Grubb Road Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Office Phone: (301) 650-6410
Cluster Name: Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 650-6477
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
6
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
3
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
Fighting
1
1
1
1
Theft Threat Weapons
2
Other
2
2
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
192
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
247
256
26
2010
18
86
216
35
73
113
503
154
263
289
35
2011
23
95
237
44
78
125
552
159
49.1
50.9
5.2
2010
3.6
17.1
42.9
7.0
14.5
22.5
30.6
47.6
52.4
6.3
2011
4.2
17.2
42.9
8.0
14.1
22.6
28.8
0
1
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
2
0
2011
0
1
0
1
0
3
3
1
0.0
0.4
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.6
0.4
0.7
0.0
2011
0.0
1.1
0.0
2.4
0.0
2.4
0.5
0.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rock Creek Forest Elementary School - #773
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
81.6
58.0
My child feels safe at school. 95.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.8
67.7
Students (84%/137 Returned) Parents (32%/110 Returned) Staff (54%/31 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
Anti-Bullying Program - No Put Downs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
65.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
136
131
108 31
31
30135 106
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Rock Creek Valley Elementary School - #819Principal: Ms. Catherine A. Jasperse 5121 Russett Road Rockville, MD 20853 Office Phone: (301) 460-2195
Cluster Name: Rockville
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:10 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 460-2196
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
194
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
207
171
15
2010
34
32
161
93
86
112
378
135
200
182
16
2011
38
31
149
98
100
129
382
145
54.8
45.2
4.0
2010
9.0
8.5
42.6
24.6
22.8
29.6
35.7
52.4
47.6
4.2
2011
9.9
8.1
39.0
25.7
26.2
33.8
38.0
2
0
0
2010
0
0
0
2
1
2
2
2
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.9
1.2
1.9
0.6
1.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rock Creek Valley Elementary School - #819
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
93.2
82.5
My child feels safe at school. 98.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (98%/104 Returned) Parents (31%/95 Returned) Staff (51%/35 Returned)
PEACE Program
Second Step
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
2.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
59.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
27.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
103
103
94 35
35
35104 91
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Rock View Elementary School - #795Principal: Mr. Kyle J. Heatwole 3901 Denfeld Avenue Kensington, MD 20895 Office Phone: (301) 929-2002
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 962-5986
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
AttackDangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
196
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
277
264
23
2010
65
92
129
93
135
270
541
232
270
284
25
2011
61
90
146
87
161
257
554
230
51.2
48.8
4.3
2010
12.0
17.0
23.8
17.2
25.0
49.9
42.9
48.7
51.3
4.5
2011
11.0
16.2
26.4
15.7
29.1
46.4
41.5
2
0
1
2010
0
1
0
1
0
1
2
0
3
0
0
2011
0
2
1
1
1
1
3
0
0.7
0.0
4.3
2010
0.0
1.1
0.0
1.2
0.0
0.4
0.4
0.0
1.1
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
2.3
0.7
1.3
0.6
0.4
0.6
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rock View Elementary School - #795
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.1
69.1
My child feels safe at school. 97.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.7
83.0
Students (84%/140 Returned) Parents (30%/105 Returned) Staff (55%/47 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
42.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
35.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
139
139
105 47
47
47138 99
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Lois P. Rockwell Elementary School - #156Principal: Ms. Cheryl Ann Clark 24555 Cutsail Drive Damascus, MD 20872 Office Phone: (301) 253-7088
Cluster Name: Damascus
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 253-7084
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
198
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
213
201
25
2010
42
41
231
96
75
74
414
74
223
222
30
2011
50
41
241
105
74
97
445
81
51.4
48.6
6.0
2010
10.1
9.9
55.8
23.2
18.1
17.9
17.9
50.1
49.9
6.7
2011
11.2
9.2
54.2
23.6
16.6
21.8
18.2
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2011
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
3.3
0.0
2.0
0.0
1.2
0.3
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Lois P. Rockwell Elementary School - #156
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.4
87.4
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (93%/111 Returned) Parents (25%/81 Returned) Staff (82%/49 Returned)
Peer Mediation
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
8.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
17.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
111
111
80 49
49
49110 80
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Rolling Terrace Elementary School - #771Principal: Ms. Jennifer L. Connors 705 Bayfield Street Takoma Park, MD 20912 Office Phone: (301) 431-7600
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 431-7643
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
5
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
1
5
Attack
3
2
2
3
5
2
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
1
Fighting
3
Theft
1
2
2
2
3
2
2
Threat
1
1
1
2
1
Weapons
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
200
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
303
335
38
2010
29
120
122
44
230
374
638
328
330
350
40
2011
34
117
114
53
281
420
680
374
47.5
52.5
6.0
2010
4.5
18.8
19.1
6.9
36.1
58.6
51.4
48.5
51.5
5.9
2011
5.0
17.2
16.8
7.8
41.3
61.8
55.0
10
2
0
2010
0
4
0
2
7
10
12
8
10
1
0
2011
0
5
1
5
5
8
11
5
3.3
0.6
0.0
2010
0.0
3.3
0.0
4.5
3.0
2.7
1.9
2.4
3.0
0.3
0.0
2011
0.0
4.3
0.9
9.4
1.8
1.9
1.6
1.3
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rolling Terrace Elementary School - #771
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
86.5
60.7
My child feels safe at school. 97.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
81.3
59.4
Students (86%/195 Returned) Parents (28%/100 Returned) Staff (71%/64 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Linkages to Learning Centers
Safety Patrol Program
Padres Latinos en Accion
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
71.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
75.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
52.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
5
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
5
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
192
191
96 64
64
62191 96
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Rosemary Hills Elementary School - #794Principal: Mr. Ralph Viggiano 2111 Porter Road Silver Spring, MD 20910 Office Phone: (301) 650-6400
Cluster Name: Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 650-6404
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
202
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
298
294
40
2010
24
69
390
53
41
64
592
67
317
309
44
2011
29
73
400
58
55
83
626
78
50.3
49.7
6.8
2010
4.1
11.7
65.9
9.0
6.9
10.8
11.3
50.6
49.4
7.0
2011
4.6
11.7
63.9
9.3
8.8
13.3
12.5
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rosemary Hills Elementary School - #794
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
My child feels safe at school. 94.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.0
67.5
Students***** (0%/0 Returned) Parents (35%/126 Returned) Staff (51%/40 Returned)
Rainbow Big 6
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
23.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
24.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
126 40
40
39116
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
***** Students not surveyed at K–2 schools due to age.
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Rosemont Elementary School - #555Principal: Mr. James A. Sweeney 16400 Alden Avenue Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Office Phone: (301) 840-7123
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 548-7512
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
2
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
2
2
5
1
Attack
4
4
5
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
1
1
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
2
2
Fighting Theft Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
204
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
246
216
25
2010
59
111
69
53
150
267
462
195
246
204
32
2011
51
105
69
58
152
245
450
191
53.2
46.8
5.4
2010
12.8
24.0
14.9
11.5
32.5
57.8
42.2
54.7
45.3
7.1
2011
11.3
23.3
15.3
12.9
33.8
54.4
42.4
7
0
1
2010
0
5
0
4
0
6
7
1
9
0
1
2011
1
4
1
1
2
7
9
1
3.0
0.0
4.0
2010
0.0
4.8
0.0
11.4
0.0
2.3
1.6
0.5
4.0
0.0
3.2
2011
2.0
4.2
1.6
2.9
1.3
3.0
2.1
0.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rosemont Elementary School - #555
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.1
80.0
My child feels safe at school. 93.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (80%/102 Returned) Parents (26%/87 Returned) Staff (39%/32 Returned)
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Second Step
School Safety Programs
Stop and Think
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
67.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.9
1
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
101
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
101
100
87 32
32
32100 83
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Sequoyah Elementary School - #565Principal: Dr. Barbara A. Jasper 17301 Bowie Mill Road Derwood, MD 20855 Office Phone: (301) 840-5335
Cluster Name: Col. Zadok Magruder
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 840-5356
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
2
2
2
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
Fighting
1
1
1
1
2
Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
206
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
194
203
19
2010
48
74
112
59
130
199
397
144
217
197
15
2011
41
64
130
67
139
195
414
164
48.9
51.1
4.8
2010
12.1
18.6
28.2
14.9
32.7
50.1
36.3
52.4
47.6
3.6
2011
9.9
15.5
31.4
16.2
33.6
47.1
39.6
4
0
0
2010
1
1
0
2
3
4
4
2
3
1
0
2011
0
3
1
3
0
2
4
0
2.1
0.0
0.0
2010
2.1
1.4
0.0
3.4
2.3
2.0
1.0
1.4
1.4
0.5
0.0
2011
0.0
4.7
0.8
4.5
0.0
1.0
1.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Sequoyah Elementary School - #565
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
81.4
72.6
My child feels safe at school. 95.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (94%/118 Returned) Parents (21%/67 Returned) Staff (60%/37 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Raising Responsibility
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
72.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.9
1
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
118
117
66 37
37
37118 62
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Seven Locks Elementary School - #603Principal: Mrs. Rebecca (Robin) T. Gordon 7000 Radnor Road Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 469-1038
Cluster Name: Winston Churchill
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 469-1041
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
208
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
134
122
6
2010
48
20
164
19
24
7
256
17
164
147
7
2011
54
25
201
23
30
17
311
23
52.3
47.7
2.3
2010
18.8
7.8
64.1
7.4
9.4
2.7
6.6
52.7
47.3
2.3
2011
17.4
8.0
64.6
7.4
9.6
5.5
7.4
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2011
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.6
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
4.0
0.0
0.0
3.3
5.9
0.3
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Seven Locks Elementary School - #603
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.7
82.2
My child feels safe at school. 94.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
83.3
Students (95%/93 Returned) Parents (36%/84 Returned) Staff (51%/18 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Comprehensive Behavior Management Interventions (CBMI)
Don't Bug Me
The 7 Be's
Kindergarten Playground Energizers Patrols
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
92
90
84 18
18
1890 83
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Sherwood Elementary School - #501Principal: Mr. Jerrold C. Perlet 1401 Olney-Sandy Spring Road Sandy Spring, MD 20860 Office Phone: (301) 924-3195
Cluster Name: NE Consort.,Sherwood
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 924-3294
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
210
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
227
242
23
2010
66
78
243
66
29
68
469
59
227
249
26
2011
60
73
256
72
29
64
476
61
48.4
51.6
4.9
2010
14.1
16.6
51.8
14.1
6.2
14.5
12.6
47.7
52.3
5.5
2011
12.6
15.3
53.8
15.1
6.1
13.4
12.8
2
0
0
2010
0
1
0
1
0
1
2
1
1
0
0
2011
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0.9
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.3
0.0
1.5
0.0
1.5
0.4
1.7
0.5
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
1.5
0.0
1.6
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Sherwood Elementary School - #501
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.5
74.1
My child feels safe at school. 98.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (90%/147 Returned) Parents (25%/86 Returned) Staff (39%/24 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
52.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.2
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
147
147
85 24
24
24145 84
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Sargent Shriver Elementary School - #779Principal: Mrs. Tamisha L. Sampson 12518 Greenly Drive Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 929-4426
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium, Wheaton
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 929-4428
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
212
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
318
294
5
2010
80
79
38
61
308
457
612
410
329
335
6
2011
73
89
33
67
373
524
664
463
52.0
48.0
0.8
2010
13.1
12.9
6.2
10.0
50.3
74.7
67.0
49.5
50.5
0.9
2011
11.0
13.4
5.0
10.1
56.2
78.9
69.7
2
0
0
2010
0
1
0
1
0
2
2
1
1
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0.6
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.3
0.0
1.6
0.0
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.3
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.2
0.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Sargent Shriver Elementary School - #779
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
83.4
66.9
My child feels safe at school. 93.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.5
85.0
Students (88%/181 Returned) Parents (28%/99 Returned) Staff (45%/40 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Linkages to Learning Centers
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
76.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
181
181
99 40
40
40180 92
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Sligo Creek Elementary School - #517Principal: Ms. Diantha R. Swift 500 Schuyler Road Silver Spring, MD 20910 Office Phone: (301) 562-2722
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 562-2717
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
214
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
305
340
61
2010
27
148
278
65
98
169
645
129
274
317
62
2011
36
123
292
55
59
118
591
78
47.3
52.7
9.5
2010
4.2
22.9
43.1
10.1
15.2
26.2
20.0
46.4
53.6
10.5
2011
6.1
20.8
49.4
9.3
10.0
20.0
13.2
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2011
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.3
1.9
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Sligo Creek Elementary School - #517
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.2
66.9
My child feels safe at school. 98.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.7
80.0
Students (86%/170 Returned) Parents (33%/115 Returned) Staff (99%/70 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Assemblies
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
166
166
114 70
70
69166 113
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Somerset Elementary School - #405Principal: Mrs. Kelly Morris 5811 Warwick Place Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Office Phone: (301) 657-4985
Cluster Name: Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 657-4907
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
Attack
1
3
2
2
3
2
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
216
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
234
232
26
2010
50
21
327
40
64
17
466
41
260
262
34
2011
61
24
356
40
77
19
522
46
50.2
49.8
5.6
2010
10.7
4.5
70.2
8.6
13.7
3.6
8.8
49.8
50.2
6.5
2011
11.7
4.6
68.2
7.7
14.8
3.6
8.8
1
0
0
2010
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
2
0
0
2011
0
0
1
2
1
1
2
1
0.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
4.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.9
0.2
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.3
5.3
1.3
5.3
0.4
2.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Somerset Elementary School - #405
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.2
83.8
My child feels safe at school. 99.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
94.3
51.4
Students (86%/138 Returned) Parents (34%/115 Returned) Staff (65%/35 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Peer Mediation
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
8.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
24.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
138
136
114 35
35
35136 113
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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South Lake Elementary School - #564Principal: Mrs. Celeste King 18201 Contour Road Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Office Phone: (301) 840-7141
Cluster Name: Watkins Mill
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-4549
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
14
Attack
1
9
2
7
12
14
4
DangerousSubstances
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
2
2
Fighting
2
Theft
2
2
2
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
218
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
290
272
15
2010
57
159
39
50
224
421
562
288
324
308
24
2011
52
181
33
49
288
480
632
341
51.6
48.4
2.7
2010
10.1
28.3
6.9
8.9
39.9
74.9
51.2
51.3
48.7
3.8
2011
8.2
28.6
5.2
7.8
45.6
75.9
54.0
3
0
0
2010
0
3
0
2
0
3
3
0
14
4
0
2011
1
10
1
3
7
16
18
6
1.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.9
0.0
4.0
0.0
0.7
0.5
0.0
4.3
1.3
0.0
2011
1.9
5.5
3.0
6.1
2.4
3.3
2.8
1.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
South Lake Elementary School - #564
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
79.7
69.7
My child feels safe at school. 95.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
88.6
61.4
Students (67%/126 Returned) Parents (20%/72 Returned) Staff (56%/44 Returned)
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
72.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
82.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
57.6
3
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
123
122
70 44
44
44121 66
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Stedwick Elementary School - #568Principal: Dr. Margaret Pastor 10631 Stedwick Road Montgomery Village, MD 20886 Office Phone: (301) 840-7187
Cluster Name: Watkins Mill
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 548-7532
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
220
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
300
263
41
2010
49
199
110
51
155
293
563
164
291
269
43
2011
49
199
99
56
143
282
560
168
53.3
46.7
7.3
2010
8.7
35.3
19.5
9.1
27.5
52.0
29.1
52.0
48.0
7.7
2011
8.8
35.5
17.7
10.0
25.5
50.4
30.0
2
0
0
2010
0
2
0
1
0
2
2
0
1
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0.7
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.0
0.0
2.0
0.0
0.7
0.4
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.7
0.4
0.2
0.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Stedwick Elementary School - #568
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
87.3
61.4
My child feels safe at school. 94.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
90.9
59.1
Students (55%/103 Returned) Parents (22%/79 Returned) Staff (29%/22 Returned)
Character Counts!
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
75.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
102
101
78 22
22
22100 74
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Stone Mill Elementary School - #653Principal: Ms. Kimberly A. Williams 14323 Stonebridge View Drive North Potomac, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 279-4975
Cluster Name: Thomas S. Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 279-4979
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
Attack
1
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
222
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
334
290
27
2010
286
44
229
102
70
45
624
38
335
305
26
2011
286
70
221
99
58
70
640
36
53.5
46.5
4.3
2010
45.8
7.1
36.7
16.3
11.2
7.2
6.1
52.3
47.7
4.1
2011
44.7
10.9
34.5
15.5
9.1
10.9
5.6
1
0
0
2010
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
2011
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0.3
0.0
0.0
2010
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.7
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.5
2.5
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Stone Mill Elementary School - #653
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
98.8
83.1
My child feels safe at school. 98.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (81%/174 Returned) Parents (38%/134 Returned) Staff (59%/40 Returned)
Character Counts!
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
71.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
173
172
134 39
39
38172 133
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Stonegate Elementary School - #316Principal: Miss Audra M. Fladung 14811 Notley Road Silver Spring, MD 20905 Office Phone: (301) 989-5668
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 989-5671
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
224
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
234
225
24
2010
75
134
160
64
25
67
459
64
234
216
28
2011
69
135
155
56
24
73
450
63
51.0
49.0
5.2
2010
16.3
29.2
34.9
13.9
5.4
14.6
13.9
52.0
48.0
6.2
2011
15.3
30.0
34.4
12.4
5.3
16.2
14.0
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Stonegate Elementary School - #316
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
88.7
74.6
My child feels safe at school. 95.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
93.1
Students (84%/124 Returned) Parents (29%/96 Returned) Staff (53%/29 Returned)
Peace Days
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Discipline Referral Database
Visitor Management System
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
13.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
2
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
124
122
96 29
29
29123 95
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Strathmore Elementary School - #822Principal: Ms. Cheryl L. Smith 3200 Beaverwood Lane Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 460-2135
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 460-2137
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
226
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
189
199
19
2010
32
179
32
51
44
207
388
125
206
190
14
2011
26
188
28
55
49
228
396
139
48.7
51.3
4.9
2010
8.2
46.1
8.2
13.1
11.3
53.4
32.2
52.0
48.0
3.5
2011
6.6
47.5
7.1
13.9
12.4
57.6
35.1
1
0
0
2010
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
2011
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.6
0.0
2.0
0.0
0.5
0.3
0.0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Strathmore Elementary School - #822
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
83.9
66.0
My child feels safe at school. 91.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
91.7
Students (82%/216 Returned) Parents (20%/61 Returned) Staff (43%/24 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Linkages to Learning
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
21st Century Community Learning After-School Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
76.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
7
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
7
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
211
212
60 24
24
24207 58
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Strawberry Knoll Elementary School - #569Principal: Mr. Egon Frank Kaplan 18820 Strawberry Knoll Road Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Office Phone: (301) 840-7112
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-7114
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
228
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
271
259
26
2010
75
165
81
112
123
232
530
182
284
248
21
2011
76
172
91
102
116
231
532
171
51.1
48.9
4.9
2010
14.2
31.1
15.3
21.1
23.2
43.8
34.3
53.4
46.6
3.9
2011
14.3
32.3
17.1
19.2
21.8
43.4
32.1
6
0
0
2010
1
3
0
1
2
5
6
2
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2.6
0.0
0.0
2010
1.6
2.0
0.0
1.9
1.7
2.4
1.3
1.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Strawberry Knoll Elementary School - #569
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
87.9
69.7
My child feels safe at school. 97.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
95.2
Students (47%/66 Returned) Parents (25%/85 Returned) Staff (46%/42 Returned)
Character Counts!
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Stop and Think
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
60.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
38.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
66
66
85 41
42
4265 84
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Summit Hall Elementary School - #563Principal: Mr. Keith R. Jones 101 West Deer Park Road Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Office Phone: (301) 840-7127
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 548-7543
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
14
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
Attack
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
230
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
215
226
21
2010
14
103
24
54
216
355
441
278
235
237
16
2011
14
130
16
56
214
378
472
293
48.8
51.2
4.8
2010
3.2
23.4
5.4
12.2
49.0
80.5
63.0
49.8
50.2
3.4
2011
3.0
27.5
3.4
11.9
45.3
80.1
62.1
3
0
1
2010
0
0
0
3
0
2
3
2
5
1
2
2011
0
2
0
2
1
3
6
2
1.4
0.0
4.8
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.7
0.0
0.6
0.7
0.7
2.1
0.4
12.5
2011
0.0
1.5
0.0
3.6
0.5
0.8
1.3
0.7
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Summit Hall Elementary School - #563
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.1
73.2
My child feels safe at school. 93.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
75.6
56.1
Students (74%/114 Returned) Parents (17%/58 Returned) Staff (53%/41 Returned)
Character Counts!
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Linkages to Learning Centers
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School -Based Center
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
61.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
76.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
112
112
57 41
41
41112 55
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Takoma Park Elementary School - #754Principal: Mrs. Zadia T. Gadsden 7511 Holly Avenue Takoma Park, MD 20912 Office Phone: (301) 650-6414
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 9:05 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 650-6526
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
232
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
200
194
25
2010
20
133
174
27
88
105
394
41
271
220
34
2011
20
155
203
36
129
159
491
79
50.8
49.2
6.3
2010
5.1
33.8
44.2
6.9
22.3
26.6
10.4
55.2
44.8
6.9
2011
4.1
31.6
41.3
7.3
26.3
32.4
16.1
2
1
0
2010
0
2
0
0
1
3
3
1
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.0
0.5
0.0
2010
0.0
1.5
0.0
0.0
1.1
2.9
0.8
2.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Takoma Park Elementary School - #754
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
My child feels safe at school. 94.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.0
92.0
Students***** (0%/0 Returned) Parents (36%/124 Returned) Staff (45%/25 Returned)
Character Education Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
4.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
123 25
25
25119
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Travilah Elementary School - #216Principal: Ms. Susan Shenk 13801 DuFief Mill Road North Potomac, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 840-7153
Cluster Name: Thomas S. Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 670-8230
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
234
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
215
217
30
2010
148
25
202
46
50
37
432
27
219
219
34
2011
164
20
194
43
53
38
438
26
49.8
50.2
6.9
2010
34.3
5.8
46.8
10.6
11.6
8.6
6.3
50.0
50.0
7.8
2011
37.4
4.6
44.3
9.8
12.1
8.7
5.9
1
0
0
2010
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
2011
1
0
1
1
0
0
2
0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2010
0.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.9
0.0
0.0
2011
0.6
0.0
0.5
2.4
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Travilah Elementary School - #216
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.8
82.2
My child feels safe at school. 94.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (89%/135 Returned) Parents (36%/119 Returned) Staff (81%/39 Returned)
Character Education Programs - Travilah Expectations
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Classroom Guidance
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
10.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.5
3
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
135
135
119 39
39
38135 117
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Twinbrook Elementary School - #206Principal: Mrs. Karen L. Johnson 5911 Ridgway Avenue Rockville, MD 20851 Office Phone: (301) 230-5925
Cluster Name: Richard Montgomery
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:05 - 3:25
Fax Number: (301) 230-5929
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
11
Attack
5
8
5
9
11
6
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
1
Fighting Theft
3
Threat
2
1
1
2
3
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
236
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
251
228
14
2010
84
60
67
58
245
311
479
249
264
243
22
2011
89
59
58
58
257
322
507
277
52.4
47.6
2.9
2010
17.5
12.5
14.0
12.1
51.1
64.9
52.0
52.1
47.9
4.3
2011
17.6
11.6
11.4
11.4
50.7
63.5
54.6
5
0
0
2010
0
1
1
1
2
3
5
3
8
0
0
2011
0
2
2
4
3
6
8
4
2.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
1.7
1.5
1.8
0.8
1.0
1.0
1.2
3.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
3.4
3.4
6.9
1.2
1.9
1.6
1.4
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Twinbrook Elementary School - #206
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
87.3
57.9
My child feels safe at school. 98.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
80.0
70.0
Students (82%/126 Returned) Parents (29%/100 Returned) Staff (38%/30 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
51.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
126
126
98 30
30
29125 96
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Viers Mill Elementary School - #772Principal: Mr. Matthew A. Devan 11711 Joseph Mill Road Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 929-2165
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 929-6977
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
238
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
277
243
20
2010
52
62
71
130
217
337
520
313
289
269
17
2011
49
71
73
149
240
372
558
346
53.3
46.7
3.8
2010
10.0
11.9
13.7
25.0
41.7
64.8
60.2
51.8
48.2
3.0
2011
8.8
12.7
13.1
26.7
43.0
66.7
62.0
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Viers Mill Elementary School - #772
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
93.6
86.2
My child feels safe at school. 98.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.1
70.0
Students (71%/109 Returned) Parents (24%/85 Returned) Staff (54%/51 Returned)
Stop and Think
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
55.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
39.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
109
109
85 51
50
51109 83
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
239
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Washington Grove Elementary School - #552Principal: Mrs. Susan B. Barranger 8712 Oakmont Street Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Office Phone: (301) 840-7120
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 840-4523
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
Attack
2
1
2
2
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
240
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
147
156
17
2010
42
39
43
42
167
196
303
161
152
156
14
2011
35
47
46
43
171
215
308
164
48.5
51.5
5.6
2010
13.9
12.9
14.2
13.9
55.1
64.7
53.1
49.4
50.6
4.5
2011
11.4
15.3
14.9
14.0
55.5
69.8
53.2
2
0
0
2010
0
0
1
1
0
1
2
1
3
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
3
2
3
3
1.4
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
2.3
2.4
0.0
0.5
0.7
0.6
2.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.8
0.9
1.0
1.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Washington Grove Elementary School - #552
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.2
70.7
My child feels safe at school. 92.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
92.3
Students (89%/92 Returned) Parents (25%/79 Returned) Staff (44%/26 Returned)
Character Counts!
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups/Individual
Linkages to Learning Center and Counseling (Group and Individual)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
19.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
70.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
39.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
92
92
79 26
26
2691 78
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
241
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Waters Landing Elementary School - #109Principal: Mr. Shahid A. Muhammad 13100 Waters Landing Drive Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 353-0915
Cluster Name: Seneca Valley
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 601-0392
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
Attack
2
3
2
3
1
DangerousSubstances
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
2
1
2
Fighting Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
242
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
323
298
34
2010
80
173
148
68
119
245
621
183
330
300
34
2011
87
185
147
76
146
268
630
175
52.0
48.0
5.5
2010
12.9
27.9
23.8
11.0
19.2
39.5
29.5
52.4
47.6
5.4
2011
13.8
29.4
23.3
12.1
23.2
42.5
27.8
10
1
0
2010
0
5
2
4
0
9
11
4
3
0
0
2011
0
0
2
3
0
1
3
1
3.1
0.3
0.0
2010
0.0
2.9
1.4
5.9
0.0
3.7
1.8
2.2
0.9
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
1.4
3.9
0.0
0.4
0.5
0.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Waters Landing Elementary School - #109
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
85.9
66.8
My child feels safe at school. 91.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
74.4
Students (93%/206 Returned) Parents (26%/94 Returned) Staff (58%/43 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
69.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
79.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
38.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
205
205
94 43
43
43206 91
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Watkins Mill Elementary School - #561Principal: Ms. Stephanie G. Spencer 19001 Watkins Mill Road Montgomery Village, MD 20886 Office Phone: (301) 840-7181
Cluster Name: Watkins Mill
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-5319
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
2
5
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
16
Attack
1
9
3
10
3
12
16
3
DangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
244
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
306
238
23
2010
51
202
59
66
204
336
544
204
308
239
37
2011
61
187
48
63
217
332
547
212
56.3
43.8
4.2
2010
9.4
37.1
10.8
12.1
37.5
61.8
37.5
56.3
43.7
6.8
2011
11.2
34.2
8.8
11.5
39.7
60.7
38.8
6
1
0
2010
0
5
1
3
0
5
7
1
13
0
0
2011
1
7
1
6
3
10
13
4
2.0
0.4
0.0
2010
0.0
2.5
1.7
4.5
0.0
1.5
1.3
0.5
4.2
0.0
0.0
2011
1.6
3.7
2.1
9.5
1.4
3.0
2.4
1.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Watkins Mill Elementary School - #561
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
87.1
75.7
My child feels safe at school. 98.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
92.5
90.0
Students (94%/180 Returned) Parents (19%/67 Returned) Staff (50%/40 Returned)
Character Counts!
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
56.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
73.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.6
1
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
178
177
66 40
40
39177 65
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Wayside Elementary School - #235Principal: Ms. Yong-Mi Kim 10011 Glen Road Potomac, MD 20854 Office Phone: (301) 279-8484
Cluster Name: Winston Churchill
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 279-3326
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
246
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
308
271
29
2010
159
40
319
44
56
21
579
29
308
267
33
2011
168
37
312
42
62
26
575
24
53.2
46.8
5.0
2010
27.5
6.9
55.1
7.6
9.7
3.6
5.0
53.6
46.4
5.7
2011
29.2
6.4
54.3
7.3
10.8
4.5
4.2
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Wayside Elementary School - #235
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.5
82.5
My child feels safe at school. 98.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.4
97.4
Students (99%/203 Returned) Parents (35%/121 Returned) Staff (58%/39 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups - Bully Proof
Peer Mediation
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
5th Grade Jobs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
13.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
11.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
201
200
121 38
38
38196 120
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Weller Road Elementary School - #777Principal: Mrs. Michaele O. Simmons 3301 Weller Road Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 929-2010
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 929-2284
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
2
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
9
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
Attack
3
3
3
3
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft
2
1
Threat
1
2
2
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
248
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
259
251
16
2010
57
49
28
43
278
393
510
359
267
250
14
2011
62
57
23
50
313
401
517
360
50.8
49.2
3.1
2010
11.2
9.6
5.5
8.4
54.5
77.1
70.4
51.6
48.4
2.7
2011
12.0
11.0
4.4
9.7
60.5
77.6
69.6
2
0
0
2010
0
1
0
1
1
2
2
1
4
0
1
2011
0
0
0
0
3
4
4
3
0.8
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
2.0
0.0
2.3
0.4
0.5
0.4
0.3
1.5
0.0
7.1
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.0
1.0
0.8
0.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Weller Road Elementary School - #777
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
82.6
79.5
My child feels safe at school. 96.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.0
92.2
Students (86%/132 Returned) Parents (16%/56 Returned) Staff (63%/51 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Kids on the Block Performances
Linkages to Learning Centers
Safety Patrol Program
ruth Rales Comcast Kids Reading Together
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
76.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
40.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
132
132
55 51
51
51131 54
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Westbrook Elementary School - #408Principal: Ms. Rebecca A. Jones 5110 Allan Terrace Bethesda, MD 20816 Office Phone: (301) 320-6506
Cluster Name: Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 320-6615
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
250
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
197
192
28
2010
15
6
308
45
22
8
389
32
198
205
25
2011
13
7
329
39
26
10
403
29
50.6
49.4
7.2
2010
3.9
1.5
79.2
11.6
5.7
2.1
8.2
49.1
50.9
6.2
2011
3.2
1.7
81.6
9.7
6.5
2.5
7.2
4
0
0
2010
0
0
3
4
1
2
4
1
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
1.0
8.9
4.5
25.0
1.0
3.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Westbrook Elementary School - #408
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.2
87.2
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.4
34.2
Students (94%/126 Returned) Parents (34%/102 Returned) Staff (78%/38 Returned)
Weekly Class Meetings
Community of Caring
Kids on the Block Performances
Peer Mediation
Second Step
RAP
School Safety Programs
Jr. Pickles
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
40.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
15.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
125
125
102 38
38
38123 100
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Westover Elementary School - #504Principal: Dr. Patricia A. Kelly 401 Hawkesbury Lane Silver Spring, MD 20904 Office Phone: (301) 989-5676
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:15 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 989-5679
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
252
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
162
130
21
2010
53
96
77
43
29
61
292
44
162
127
17
2011
49
102
77
41
26
64
289
43
55.5
44.5
7.2
2010
18.2
32.9
26.4
14.7
9.9
20.9
15.1
56.1
43.9
5.9
2011
17.0
35.3
26.6
14.2
9.0
22.1
14.9
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Westover Elementary School - #504
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.2
83.3
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (91%/78 Returned) Parents (30%/67 Returned) Staff (60%/28 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
DeBug
Mentoring Programs
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
11.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
78
78
67 28
28
2778 67
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Wheaton Woods Elementary School - #788Principal: Dr. Kimberly A. Statham 4510 Faroe Place Rockville, MD 20853 Office Phone: (301) 929-2018
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 9:10 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 929-6974
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
254
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
203
167
4
2010
27
107
21
30
214
285
370
211
215
187
7
2011
30
113
19
31
218
316
402
233
54.9
45.1
1.1
2010
7.3
28.9
5.7
8.1
57.8
77.0
57.0
53.5
46.5
1.7
2011
7.5
28.1
4.7
7.7
54.2
78.6
58.0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Wheaton Woods Elementary School - #788
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
95.0
84.0
My child feels safe at school. 94.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
86.1
Students (92%/120 Returned) Parents (28%/94 Returned) Staff (58%/36 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Second Step
Counseling Programs/Groups
Kids on the Block Performances
Linkages to Learning Centers
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
69.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
119
119
93 36
36
35116 88
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Whetstone Elementary School - #558Principal: Mrs. Victoria A. Casey 19201 Thomas Farm Drive Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Office Phone: (301) 840-7191
Cluster Name: Watkins Mill
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 840-7185
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
4
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
1
Attack
1
2
3
3
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
4
2
Fighting
1
4
1
4
6
1
Theft Threat
3
Weapons
1
1
1
3
3
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
256
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
319
259
29
2010
53
167
90
119
154
318
578
237
336
280
29
2011
54
164
104
125
172
345
616
264
55.2
44.8
5.0
2010
9.2
28.9
15.6
20.6
26.6
55.0
41.0
54.5
45.5
4.7
2011
8.8
26.6
16.9
20.3
27.9
56.0
42.9
3
0
1
2010
0
1
1
3
1
2
3
0
10
2
1
2011
1
6
1
3
1
10
12
3
1.1
0.0
3.8
2010
0.0
0.7
1.3
4.8
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.0
3.4
0.8
4.0
2011
2.0
4.0
1.0
4.3
0.6
3.1
2.1
1.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Whetstone Elementary School - #558
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
81.1
67.1
My child feels safe at school. 92.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.9
87.7
Students (86%/167 Returned) Parents (21%/76 Returned) Staff (75%/66 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Stop and Think
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
63.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
73.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.2
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
164
164
76 65
65
66164 73
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Wood Acres Elementary School - #417Principal: Mrs. Marita R. Sherburne 5800 Cromwell Drive Bethesda, MD 20816 Office Phone: (301) 320-6502
Cluster Name: Walt Whitman
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 320-6536
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
3
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
Attack
1
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
258
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
360
362
32
2010
61
16
561
39
51
18
722
52
365
372
43
2011
62
22
562
52
48
14
737
48
49.9
50.1
4.4
2010
8.4
2.2
77.7
5.4
7.1
2.5
7.2
49.5
50.5
5.8
2011
8.4
3.0
76.3
7.1
6.5
1.9
6.5
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2011
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
2.3
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.9
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Wood Acres Elementary School - #417
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
95.3
82.9
My child feels safe at school. 98.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
94.9
Students (86%/212 Returned) Parents (35%/128 Returned) Staff (58%/40 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
DeBug
Counseling Programs/Groups
No Putdowns
Win/Win Strategies
School Safety Programs
Safety Patrol Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
27.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
24.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
211
211
127 40
39
40211 125
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Woodfield Elementary School - #704Principal: Mrs. Gayle J. Starr 24200 Woodfield Road Gaithersburg, MD 20882 Office Phone: (301) 253-7085
Cluster Name: Damascus
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 972-2084
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
4
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
4
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
260
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
193
176
14
2010
16
14
280
32
18
40
369
45
184
179
16
2011
15
17
272
31
20
45
363
43
52.3
47.7
3.8
2010
4.3
3.8
75.9
8.7
4.9
10.8
12.2
50.7
49.3
4.4
2011
4.1
4.7
74.9
8.5
5.5
12.4
11.8
1
0
0
2010
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.5
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Woodfield Elementary School - #704
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.8
72.3
My child feels safe at school. 97.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
93.9
Students (92%/119 Returned) Parents (34%/94 Returned) Staff (89%/33 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Stop & Think
Counseling Programs/Groups
Adult Mediation
M and M Belief
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
6.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
40.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
122
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
119
119
94 33
33
32119 92
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
261
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Woodlin Elementary School - #764Principal: Mrs. Sarah E. Sirgo 2101 Luzerne Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20910 Office Phone: (301) 650-6440
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 650-6425
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
262
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
246
233
17
2010
33
153
194
74
50
119
479
82
245
248
16
2011
33
148
212
74
60
114
493
83
51.4
48.6
3.5
2010
6.9
31.9
40.5
15.4
10.4
24.8
17.1
49.7
50.3
3.2
2011
6.7
30.0
43.0
15.0
12.2
23.1
16.8
0
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Woodlin Elementary School - #764
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.7
72.9
My child feels safe at school. 99.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (81%/107 Returned) Parents (29%/101 Returned) Staff (76%/47 Returned)
Collaborative Action Process (CAP)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Stop and Think
Mentoring Programs
Go For the Green - Positive Behavior Management System
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
17.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
64.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
16.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
107
107
100 46
46
46106 96
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
263
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Wyngate Elementary School - #422Principal: Ms. Barbara J. Leister 9300 Wadsworth Drive Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 571-6979
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:50 - 3:05
Fax Number: (301) 571-3870
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
264
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
332
301
40
2010
76
17
450
75
45
5
633
48
343
330
46
2011
72
24
473
67
43
8
673
57
52.4
47.6
6.3
2010
12.0
2.7
71.1
11.8
7.1
0.8
7.6
51.0
49.0
6.8
2011
10.7
3.6
70.3
10.0
6.4
1.2
8.5
2
0
1
2010
0
0
1
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.6
0.0
2.5
2010
0.0
0.0
0.2
2.7
0.0
0.0
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Wyngate Elementary School - #422
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
96.5
78.9
My child feels safe at school. 99.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (80%/173 Returned) Parents (30%/108 Returned) Staff (84%/52 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Safety Patrol Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
7.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
39.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
11.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
171
171
108 52
52
52171 105
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Argyle Middle School - #823Principal: Mr. Robert W. Dodd 2400 Bel Pre Road Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 460-2400
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 460-2423
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
5
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
2
1
16
2
Attack
1
11
7
1
11
18
6
2
7
DangerousSubstances
2
3
5
9
4
4
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
4
1
2
2
6
1
9
9
Fighting
3
9
1
17
18
6
1
Theft
1
1
1
1
15
1
Threat
8
3
10
16
8
1
1
Weapons
1
2
2
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
270
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
426
334
17
2010
86
296
73
86
64
416
760
287
415
338
17
2011
78
290
56
84
59
463
753
309
56.1
43.9
2.2
2010
11.3
38.9
9.6
11.3
8.4
54.7
37.8
55.1
44.9
2.3
2011
10.4
38.5
7.4
11.2
7.8
61.5
41.0
22
13
0
2010
0
20
3
10
3
29
35
12
37
22
0
2011
5
28
1
11
3
43
59
25
5.2
3.9
0.0
2010
0.0
6.8
4.1
11.6
4.7
7.0
4.6
4.2
8.9
6.5
0.0
2011
6.4
9.7
1.8
13.1
5.1
9.3
7.8
8.1
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Argyle Middle School - #823
Kensington Wheaton Youth Services, Anger Management Group
Alpha Sigma Theta Sorority: Empowering Males to Build Opportunities for
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
77.3
62.1
My child feels safe at school. 89.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
65.0
47.5
Students (78%/410 Returned) Parents (18%/87 Returned) Staff (43%/40 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Ladies of Excellence
Men of Distinction
Kennedy Project
School Safety Programs
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Moving in Destiny
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
62.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
65.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
37.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
7
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
7
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
406
404
86 40
40
40405 82
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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John T. Baker Middle School - #705Principal: Ms. Louise J. Worthington 25400 Oak Drive Damascus, MD 20872 Office Phone: (301) 253-7010
Cluster Name: Damascus
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 253-7020
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
4
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
10
1
Attack
4
5
6
6
10
DangerousSubstances
8
3
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
4
2
4
7
11
3
5
1
Fighting
1
2
2
5
1
Theft
3
2
Threat
1
1
2
3
Weapons
1
Other
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
272
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
338
313
29
2010
30
56
448
86
0
105
651
84
400
376
31
2011
37
72
529
88
0
127
776
106
51.9
48.1
4.5
2010
4.6
8.6
68.8
13.2
0.0
16.1
12.9
51.5
48.5
4.0
2011
4.8
9.3
68.2
11.3
0.0
16.4
13.7
7
1
2
2010
0
1
2
3
5
8
3
19
4
4
2011
0
6
10
7
12
23
3
2.1
0.3
6.9
2010
0.0
1.8
0.4
3.5
4.8
1.2
3.6
4.8
1.1
12.9
2011
0.0
8.3
1.9
8.0
9.4
3.0
2.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
John T. Baker Middle School - #705
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
84.1
70.3
My child feels safe at school. 92.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
94.1
96.1
Students (92%/451 Returned) Parents (17%/79 Returned) Staff (59%/51 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Student Assistance Programs
Parent Workshops on Conflict Resolution
School Safety Programs
Anti-Bullying Program
Town Hall Meetings with Students
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
53.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
9
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
8
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
446
445
79 51
51
51444 77
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Benjamin Banneker Middle School - #333Principal: Ms. Ruschelle Reuben 14800 Perrywood Drive Burtonsville, MD 20866 Office Phone: (301) 989-5747
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 879-1032
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
4
Attack
8
1
4
3
9
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
4
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
7
4
3
7
10
6
1
Fighting
12
1
2
12
16
2
1
2
Theft
3
2
3
3
2
2
Threat
2
1
1
4
4
2
2
Weapons
1
1
2
1
1
Other
1
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
274
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
427
400
26
2010
122
494
88
88
34
345
827
97
422
394
29
2011
118
494
74
90
40
339
816
100
51.6
48.4
3.1
2010
14.8
59.7
10.6
10.6
4.1
41.7
11.7
51.7
48.3
3.6
2011
14.5
60.5
9.1
11.0
4.9
41.5
12.3
23
13
0
2010
0
35
0
9
2
23
36
1
20
16
1
2011
0
28
2
10
2
22
36
5
5.4
3.3
0.0
2010
0.0
7.1
0.0
10.2
5.9
6.7
4.4
1.0
4.7
4.1
3.4
2011
0.0
5.7
2.7
11.1
5.0
6.5
4.4
5.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Benjamin Banneker Middle School - #333
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
75.6
53.0
My child feels safe at school. 93.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.7
66.0
Students (89%/458 Returned) Parents (15%/74 Returned) Staff (47%/47 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Student Assistance Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Study Circles
Counseling Programs/Groups
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
School Safety Programs
Peer Mediation
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
61.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
66.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
43.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
454
453
73 47
47
47449 73
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Briggs Chaney Middle School - #335Principal: Mrs. Kimberly Johnson 1901 Rainbow Drive Silver Spring, MD 20905 Office Phone: (301) 989-6000
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 989-6020
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
25
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
3
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
4
2
Attack
3
1
5
6
9
3
4
1
2
DangerousSubstances
3
1
3
5
17
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
12
11
17
18
5
18
9
2
Fighting
18
10
20
27
7
1
Theft
1
1
1
15
6
1
Threat
1
14
1
12
19
21
4
3
1
Weapons
4
1
4
4
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
276
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
445
459
34
2010
139
421
148
102
30
375
904
159
444
454
40
2011
126
426
121
88
31
393
898
181
49.2
50.8
3.8
2010
15.4
46.6
16.4
11.3
3.3
41.5
17.6
49.4
50.6
4.5
2011
14.0
47.4
13.5
9.8
3.5
43.8
20.2
42
14
6
2010
4
29
5
18
1
34
56
11
44
22
5
2011
2
42
2
26
0
52
66
15
9.4
3.1
17.6
2010
2.9
6.9
3.4
17.6
3.3
9.1
6.2
6.9
9.9
4.8
12.5
2011
1.6
9.9
1.7
29.5
0.0
13.2
7.3
8.3
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Briggs Chaney Middle School - #335
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
75.6
51.5
My child feels safe at school. 87.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
89.3
71.4
Students (97%/587 Returned) Parents (21%/101 Returned) Staff (27%/28 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Student Support Counselor Services
Behavioral Hierarchy Intervention
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
74.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
64.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
585
583
100 28
28
27580 95
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Cabin John Middle School - #606Principal: Dr. Paulette L. Smith 10701 Gainsborough Road, Potomac, MD 20854 Office Phone: (301) 469-1150
Cluster Name: Churchill, Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 469-1003
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
3
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
3
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
2
1
3
6
1
Attack
2
3
4
1
6
DangerousSubstances
4
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
3
3
2
5
Fighting
1
Theft
1
1
1
1
Threat
1
1
1
2
3
Weapons
1
1
3
1
3
Other
1
1
1
2
3
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
278
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
493
462
46
2010
243
88
499
126
24
62
955
76
477
443
30
2011
233
83
501
141
19
64
920
71
51.6
48.4
4.8
2010
25.4
9.2
52.3
13.2
2.5
6.5
8.0
51.8
48.2
3.3
2011
25.3
9.0
54.5
15.3
2.1
7.0
7.7
6
2
0
2010
2
2
3
1
0
2
8
1
18
2
1
2011
5
4
9
8
0
3
20
1
1.2
0.4
0.0
2010
0.8
2.3
0.6
0.8
0.0
3.2
0.8
1.3
3.8
0.5
3.3
2011
2.1
4.8
1.8
5.7
0.0
4.7
2.2
1.4
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Cabin John Middle School - #606
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
88.4
63.9
My child feels safe at school. 95.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.9
89.4
Students (87%/511 Returned) Parents (25%/123 Returned) Staff (43%/47 Returned)
Alternative Level I
School-Wide Student Mentoring Program
Student Assistance Programs
Cougar Pride
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.2
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
21
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
20
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
509
509
121 47
47
46505 115
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Roberto W. Clemente Middle School - #157Principal: Mrs. Khadija F. Barkley 18808 Waring Station Road Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 601-0344
Cluster Name: Northwest, S. Valley
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 601-0370
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
3
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
7
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
4
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
3
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
7
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
2
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
2
18
3
1
Attack
1
13
2
7
1
18
21
4
1
1
DangerousSubstances
2
2
5
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
3
5
21
10
1
Fighting
3
15
3
14
1
22
31
9
1
Theft
1
1
1
2
4
Threat
4
1
2
5
6
1
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
280
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
572
576
41
2010
250
309
259
157
41
381
1148
285
570
574
48
2011
266
301
235
146
34
373
1144
290
49.8
50.2
3.6
2010
21.8
26.9
22.6
13.7
3.6
33.2
24.8
49.8
50.2
4.2
2011
23.3
26.3
20.5
12.8
3.0
32.6
25.3
60
16
2
2010
2
42
7
24
0
51
76
23
39
14
3
2011
4
29
4
18
2
37
53
13
10.5
2.8
4.9
2010
0.8
13.6
2.7
15.3
0.0
13.4
6.6
8.1
6.8
2.4
6.3
2011
1.5
9.6
1.7
12.3
5.9
9.9
4.6
4.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Roberto W. Clemente Middle School - #157
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
66.5
46.2
My child feels safe at school. 80.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
57.3
37.5
Students (80%/632 Returned) Parents (21%/106 Returned) Staff (80%/104 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Peer Mediation/RAP Group
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
Mentoring Programs
Excel Beyond the Bell
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
80.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
69.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
8
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
8
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
626
626
106 103
104
102621 99
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Eastern Middle School - #775Principal: Ms. Casey B. Crouse 300 University Boulevard, East Silver Spring, MD 20901 Office Phone: (301) 650-6650
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 650-6657
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
2
2
2
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
18
2
Attack
14
17
1
19
20
6
2
1
DangerousSubstances
1
2
3
2
5
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
4
1
1
7
8
1
6
9
1
Fighting
1
6
1
7
3
8
15
6
Theft
3
4
Threat
2
3
3
6
7
2
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
282
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
365
433
31
2010
109
213
188
84
64
362
798
254
345
473
36
2011
99
202
195
78
66
389
818
285
45.7
54.3
3.9
2010
13.7
26.7
23.6
10.5
8.0
45.4
31.8
42.2
57.8
4.4
2011
12.1
24.7
23.8
9.5
8.1
47.6
34.8
34
22
0
2010
3
24
2
17
8
40
56
27
30
17
1
2011
3
20
5
22
5
33
47
18
9.3
5.1
0.0
2010
2.8
11.3
1.1
20.2
12.5
11.0
7.0
10.6
8.7
3.6
2.8
2011
3.0
9.9
2.6
28.2
7.6
8.5
5.7
6.3
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Eastern Middle School - #775
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
69.1
52.9
My child feels safe at school. 91.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
84.7
66.7
Students (92%/505 Returned) Parents (24%/119 Returned) Staff (69%/72 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
78.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
66.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
495
495
118 72
72
71495 112
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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William H. Farquhar Middle School - #507Principal: Mrs. Diane D. Morris 16915 Batchellors Forest Road Olney, MD 20832 Office Phone: (301) 924-3100
Cluster Name: NE Consort.,Sherwood
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 924-3152
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying 1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
1
Attack
5
4
6
1
DangerousSubstances
5
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
1
2
4
5
1
11
2
1
Fighting
5
3
2
1
3
13
4
1
Theft
1
1
1
4
Threat
1
3
1
2
4
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
284
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
307
323
27
2010
84
123
317
77
9
82
630
78
327
323
25
2011
87
145
315
75
15
90
650
77
48.7
51.3
4.3
2010
13.3
19.5
50.3
12.2
1.4
13.0
12.4
50.3
49.7
3.8
2011
13.4
22.3
48.5
11.5
2.3
13.8
11.8
10
4
0
2010
2
10
0
4
0
8
14
2
25
3
1
2011
2
14
5
5
2
11
28
6
3.3
1.2
0.0
2010
2.4
8.1
0.0
5.2
0.0
9.8
2.2
2.6
7.6
0.9
4.0
2011
2.3
9.7
1.6
6.7
13.3
12.2
4.3
7.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
William H. Farquhar Middle School - #507
PTA Parent Programs
Project Change
Conflict Resolution Center Partner
Student Counseling Groups
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.7
79.1
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (98%/444 Returned) Parents (19%/77 Returned) Staff (46%/36 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Conflict Resolution/Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs
Peer Mediation
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
Study Circles
Blue Ribbon Anti-Bullying Campaign
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
36.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
42.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
5
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
5
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
442
444
77 36
36
36441 75
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
285
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Forest Oak Middle School - #248Principal: Mr. Arthur Williams 651 Saybrooke Oaks Boulevard Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Office Phone: (301) 670-8242
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 840-5322
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
15
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
3
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
13
5
Attack
8
2
4
6
14
18
8
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
22
3
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
10
4
3
23
25
12
9
11
2
Fighting
12
1
4
2
9
20
5
1
Theft
1
1
1
3
1
Threat
1
1
1
4
4
3
1
Weapons
1
1
1
3
1
Other
2
4
4
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
286
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
435
429
25
2010
103
203
180
127
67
428
864
352
441
406
38
2011
95
204
178
110
85
446
847
331
50.3
49.7
2.9
2010
11.9
23.5
20.8
14.7
7.8
49.5
40.7
52.1
47.9
4.5
2011
11.2
24.1
21.0
13.0
10.0
52.7
39.1
27
11
0
2010
0
17
3
14
3
30
38
18
30
19
3
2011
0
21
2
11
9
37
49
23
6.2
2.6
0.0
2010
0.0
8.4
1.7
11.0
4.5
7.0
4.4
5.1
6.8
4.7
7.9
2011
0.0
10.3
1.1
10.0
10.6
8.3
5.8
6.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Forest Oak Middle School - #248
Sharp Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Program
Parent Outreach Programs
Student Sessions with the Montgomery County / Gaithersburg City Police
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
77.0
61.0
My child feels safe at school. 94.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
90.2
75.4
Students (91%/517 Returned) Parents (17%/84 Returned) Staff (55%/61 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Anti-Bullying Programs
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution/Mediation Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Identity and Luna Programs for Latino Students
School Safety Programs
Linkages to Learning Program (Guide Youth Services)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
75.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
62.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
52.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
104
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
11
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
11
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
508
508
83 61
61
61507 80
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
287
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Robert Frost Middle School - #237Principal: Dr. Joey N. Jones 9201 Scott Drive Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 279-3949
Cluster Name: Thomas S. Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 279-3956
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
4
1
Attack
1
3
3
1
5
1
DangerousSubstances
11
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
1
8
1
8
11
5
2
Fighting
2
1
1
2
Theft
1
Threat
1
1
Weapons
1
Other
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
288
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
627
573
64
2010
399
55
601
102
35
67
1200
81
590
551
44
2011
401
58
559
91
27
67
1141
79
52.3
47.8
5.3
2010
33.3
4.6
50.1
8.5
2.9
5.6
6.8
51.7
48.3
3.9
2011
35.1
5.1
49.0
8.0
2.4
5.9
6.9
21
2
0
2010
3
8
8
6
1
7
23
4
14
3
1
2011
3
3
4
9
1
7
17
6
3.3
0.3
0.0
2010
0.8
14.5
1.3
5.9
2.9
10.4
1.9
4.9
2.4
0.5
2.3
2011
0.7
5.2
0.7
9.9
3.7
10.4
1.5
7.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Robert Frost Middle School - #237
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
93.9
76.7
My child feels safe at school. 98.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.2
88.1
Students (96%/709 Returned) Parents (25%/129 Returned) Staff (38%/42 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
52.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
37.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
9
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
9
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
705
705
129 42
42
42702 126
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
289
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Gaithersburg Middle School - #554Principal: Ms. Carol L. Goddard 2 Teachers' Way Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Office Phone: (301) 840-4554
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 840-4570
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
3
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
6
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
10
4
Attack
8
1
7
2
10
14
5
DangerousSubstances
6
6
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
6
1
2
8
12
4
2
1
Fighting
1
1
2
Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
1
Weapons
1
1
1
2
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
290
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
337
334
40
2010
62
162
200
100
32
242
671
205
338
325
38
2011
52
162
196
108
50
262
663
214
50.2
49.8
6.0
2010
9.2
24.1
29.8
14.9
4.8
36.1
30.6
51.0
49.0
5.7
2011
7.8
24.4
29.6
16.3
7.5
39.5
32.3
18
3
1
2010
1
10
3
6
3
14
21
6
19
9
3
2011
0
14
2
8
4
18
28
9
5.3
0.9
2.5
2010
1.6
6.2
1.5
6.0
9.4
5.8
3.1
2.9
5.6
2.8
7.9
2011
0.0
8.6
1.0
7.4
8.0
6.9
4.2
4.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Gaithersburg Middle School - #554
Identity
"Stop Bullying Now"
Red Ribbon Program
Grief Group
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
80.8
60.1
My child feels safe at school. 95.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.6
89.7
Students (88%/402 Returned) Parents (16%/71 Returned) Staff (55%/59 Returned)
Character Counts!
Guys of GMS
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Goals for Girls
SNEAKERS
School Safety Programs
Student Assistance Programs
Alternative Level I
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
122
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
396
396
68 59
58
59395 66
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Herbert Hoover Middle School - #228Principal: Ms. Billie-Jean Bensen 8810 Post Oak Road Potomac, MD 20854 Office Phone: (301) 469-1010
Cluster Name: Winston Churchill
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 469-1013
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
6
1
Attack
1
6
7
7
DangerousSubstances
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
2
2
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
292
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
511
502
41
2010
249
51
588
103
18
40
1013
84
547
484
50
2011
252
59
582
102
25
42
1031
86
50.4
49.6
4.0
2010
24.6
5.0
58.0
10.2
1.8
3.9
8.3
53.1
46.9
4.8
2011
24.4
5.7
56.5
9.9
2.4
4.1
8.3
3
2
0
2010
0
1
1
4
0
3
5
3
3
1
0
2011
0
1
3
4
0
0
4
0
0.6
0.4
0.0
2010
0.0
2.0
0.2
3.9
0.0
7.5
0.5
3.6
0.5
0.2
0.0
2011
0.0
1.7
0.5
3.9
0.0
0.0
0.4
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Herbert Hoover Middle School - #228
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.7
75.7
My child feels safe at school. 95.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.3
88.4
Students (93%/619 Returned) Parents (24%/123 Returned) Staff (37%/43 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
53.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
613
613
123 43
43
43610 121
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Francis Scott Key Middle School - #311Principal: Mrs. Myriam A. Rogers 910 Schindler Dr. Silver Spring, MD 20903 Office Phone: (301) 422-5600
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 434-1375
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
7
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
2
Attack
7
2
1
6
7
2
1
DangerousSubstances
3
1
3
8
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
8
6
1
10
11
2
17
9
Fighting
2
16
7
4
19
26
8
1
Theft
1
1
1
Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
294
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
417
412
14
2010
79
386
60
96
81
490
829
287
443
432
20
2011
66
407
63
113
75
520
875
317
50.3
49.7
1.7
2010
9.5
46.6
7.2
11.6
9.8
59.1
34.6
50.6
49.4
2.3
2011
7.5
46.5
7.2
12.9
8.6
59.4
36.2
42
18
0
2010
0
41
3
13
6
44
60
16
31
15
0
2011
2
35
0
14
5
35
46
9
10.1
4.4
0.0
2010
0.0
10.6
5.0
13.5
7.4
9.0
7.2
5.6
7.0
3.5
0.0
2011
3.0
8.6
0.0
12.4
6.7
6.7
5.3
2.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Francis Scott Key Middle School - #311
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
74.8
59.4
My child feels safe at school. 90.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.8
75.0
Students (84%/488 Returned) Parents (16%/80 Returned) Staff (24%/24 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
33.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
66.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
42.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
477
480
80 24
24
24479 80
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School - #107Principal: Ms. Dana E. Davison 13737 Wisteria Drive Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 353-8080
Cluster Name: Seneca Valley
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 601-0399
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2
1
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
6
3
1
Attack
7
5
7
9
1
DangerousSubstances
4
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
1
2
3
4
14
23
3
Fighting
1
23
2
11
30
37
8
Theft
2
Threat
2
2
1
2
2
Weapons
1
1
1
2
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
296
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
299
292
43
2010
66
172
158
73
31
243
591
152
304
299
42
2011
58
180
160
78
26
239
603
163
50.6
49.4
7.3
2010
11.2
29.1
26.7
12.4
5.2
41.1
25.7
50.4
49.6
7.0
2011
9.6
29.9
26.5
12.9
4.3
39.6
27.0
28
4
3
2010
0
21
4
6
2
19
32
4
22
20
3
2011
2
26
3
13
0
32
42
8
9.4
1.4
7.0
2010
0.0
12.2
2.5
8.2
6.5
7.8
5.4
2.6
7.2
6.7
7.1
2011
3.4
14.4
1.9
16.7
0.0
13.4
7.0
4.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School - #107
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
78.9
63.6
My child feels safe at school. 90.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
94.4
61.1
Students (97%/388 Returned) Parents (19%/83 Returned) Staff (44%/36 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Alternative Student Program (ASP)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
77.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
64.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
56.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
12
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
12
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
388
385
83 36
36
35385 80
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Kingsview Middle School - #708Principal: Mrs. Elizabeth L. Thomas 18909 Kingsview Road Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 601-4611
Cluster Name: Northwest
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 601-4610
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
1
2
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
3
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
4
1
Attack
2
1
1
4
5
2
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
12
4
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
9
8
13
16
4
17
6
1
Fighting
13
1
12
17
23
8
Theft
2
3
Threat
4
1
1
3
5
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
Other
1
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
298
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
436
460
57
2010
245
192
287
86
16
166
896
114
445
453
58
2011
221
198
300
83
18
195
898
120
48.7
51.3
6.4
2010
27.3
21.4
32.0
9.6
1.8
18.5
12.7
49.6
50.4
6.5
2011
24.6
22.0
33.4
9.2
2.0
21.7
13.4
19
5
3
2010
1
12
4
10
1
14
24
4
23
13
4
2011
0
19
4
12
0
24
36
9
4.4
1.1
5.3
2010
0.4
6.3
1.4
11.6
6.3
8.4
2.7
3.5
5.2
2.9
6.9
2011
0.0
9.6
1.3
14.5
0.0
12.3
4.0
7.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Kingsview Middle School - #708
After School Activity Program
Study Circles
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.0
69.8
My child feels safe at school. 94.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.4
89.6
Students (95%/549 Returned) Parents (21%/105 Returned) Staff (80%/78 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Peer Tutoring
Counseling Programs/Groups
SPEAK Club
Fathers Circle
Hispanic/Latino Parent Council
School Safety Programs
Asian Parent Council
Student Assistance Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
11
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
11
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
545
546
102 77
77
77546 99
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Lakelands Park Middle School - #522Principal: Mrs. Deborah R. Higdon 1200 Main Street Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 670-1400
Cluster Name: Northwest, Quince Orchard
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 670-1418
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
3
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
3
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
1
Attack
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
DangerousSubstances
6
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
4
1
2
3
5
7
2
2
Fighting
2
1
1
2
Theft
2
Threat
2
2
1
2
Weapons
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
300
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
450
412
29
2010
120
118
436
106
38
155
862
158
481
417
33
2011
120
131
453
125
40
197
898
158
52.2
47.8
3.4
2010
13.9
13.7
50.6
12.3
4.4
18.0
18.3
53.6
46.4
3.7
2011
13.4
14.6
50.4
13.9
4.5
21.9
17.6
26
13
0
2010
2
14
12
10
4
21
39
11
11
1
0
2011
1
7
2
5
2
6
12
2
5.8
3.2
0.0
2010
1.7
11.9
2.8
9.4
10.5
13.5
4.5
7.0
2.3
0.2
0.0
2011
0.8
5.3
0.4
4.0
5.0
3.0
1.3
1.3
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Lakelands Park Middle School - #522
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.1
77.9
My child feels safe at school. 98.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
98.9
Students (66%/396 Returned) Parents (19%/96 Returned) Staff (77%/88 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Character Counts!
Success for Every Student (SES)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
113
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
394
393
95 88
88
87391 93
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Col. E. Brooke Lee Middle School - #818Principal: Mr. Joe L. Rubens, Jr. 11800 Monticello Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20902 Office Phone: (301) 649-8100
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 649-8110
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
Attack
1
1
1
3
3
2
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
1
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
1
2
2
2
7
Fighting
5
6
7
2
Theft
1
1
Threat
1
2
2
1
Weapons
3
Other
1
1
2
3
3
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
302
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
264
229
11
2010
44
171
51
77
54
304
493
214
320
259
11
2011
54
178
55
89
80
373
579
279
53.5
46.5
2.2
2010
8.9
34.7
10.3
15.6
11.0
61.7
43.4
55.3
44.7
1.9
2011
9.3
30.7
9.5
15.4
13.8
64.4
48.2
12
2
0
2010
0
8
0
2
4
10
14
6
13
1
0
2011
0
6
0
3
2
13
14
8
4.5
0.9
0.0
2010
0.0
4.7
0.0
2.6
7.4
3.3
2.8
2.8
4.1
0.4
0.0
2011
0.0
3.4
0.0
3.4
2.5
3.5
2.4
2.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Col. E. Brooke Lee Middle School - #818
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
76.0
56.2
My child feels safe at school. 96.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
92.0
64.0
Students (95%/369 Returned) Parents (16%/60 Returned) Staff (34%/25 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
SISTERS
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
SNEAKERS
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
57.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
35.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
363
363
60 25
25
24361 57
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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A. Mario Loiederman Middle School - #787Principal: Mr. Norman Edwards 12701 Goodhill Road Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 929-2282
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium, Wheaton
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 962-5993
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
4
1
Police Called
No Yes
3
3
1
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
2
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
4
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
4
1
Attack
4
2
4
5
1
2
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
2
3
2
14
1
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
8
2
7
10
15
2
5
2
Fighting
5
1
6
7
2
Theft
6
1
Threat
5
1
2
6
7
1
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
304
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
368
483
35
2010
58
208
136
97
56
479
851
412
334
428
22
2011
58
200
113
106
73
444
762
369
43.2
56.8
4.1
2010
6.8
24.4
16.0
11.4
6.6
56.3
48.4
43.8
56.2
2.9
2011
7.6
26.2
14.8
13.9
9.6
58.3
48.4
17
5
0
2010
0
7
1
7
2
15
22
14
20
7
2
2011
0
15
2
9
0
20
27
8
4.6
1.0
0.0
2010
0.0
3.4
0.7
7.2
3.6
3.1
2.6
3.4
6.0
1.6
9.1
2011
0.0
7.5
1.8
8.5
0.0
4.5
3.5
2.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
A. Mario Loiederman Middle School - #787
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
71.7
50.1
My child feels safe at school. 87.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
70.7
57.3
Students (92%/458 Returned) Parents (19%/90 Returned) Staff (77%/75 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Peer Mediation
School Safety Programs
Community Conferencing
Classroom Circles
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
85.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
61.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
15
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
15
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
448
445
88 75
75
74442 86
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Montgomery Village Middle School - #557Principal: Dr. Edgar E. Malker 19300 Watkins Mill Road Montgomery Village, MD 20886 Office Phone: (301) 840-4660
Cluster Name: Watkins Mill
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 840-6388
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
9
3
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
1
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
2
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
1
1
3
1
8
1
1
Attack
1
7
1
6
9
6
2
DangerousSubstances
3
2
6
8
5
10
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
8
4
7
10
2
8
6
Fighting
1
12
3
10
14
1
Theft
3
Threat
1
2
1
2
3
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
306
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
352
321
27
2010
51
241
90
100
61
371
673
261
325
283
27
2011
51
212
76
91
67
347
608
239
52.3
47.7
4.0
2010
7.6
35.8
13.4
14.9
9.1
55.1
38.8
53.5
46.5
4.4
2011
8.4
34.9
12.5
15.0
11.0
57.1
39.3
24
9
0
2010
0
21
4
9
1
25
33
8
24
11
1
2011
3
22
0
10
0
23
35
9
6.8
2.8
0.0
2010
0.0
8.7
4.4
9.0
1.6
6.7
4.9
3.1
7.4
3.9
3.7
2011
5.9
10.4
0.0
11.0
0.0
6.6
5.8
3.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Montgomery Village Middle School - #557
Anti-Bullying Program
Decision Making Room (DMR)
After School Tutoring Sessions
Extended Learning Opportunities
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
63.9
48.6
My child feels safe at school. 88.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
73.9
59.8
Students (81%/320 Returned) Parents (21%/87 Returned) Staff (100%/93 Returned)
Alternative Level I/Character Counts!
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Peer Mediation/Conflict Resolution
Access 2 Success: Go to High School, Go to College
Student Assistance Program
School Safety Programs
Study Circles
Mentoring
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
85.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
75.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
313
313
86 92
92
91310 85
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Neelsville Middle School - #115Principal: Ms. Lily Vicky Lake-Parcan 11700 Neelsville Church Road Germantown, MD 20876 Office Phone: (301) 353-8064
Cluster Name: Clarksburg, Watkins Mill
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 353-8094
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
1
Police Called
No Yes
8
1
5
1
7
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
17
10
2
Attack
11
5
10
20
27
9
10
3
DangerousSubstances
1
4
1
2
1
4
13
7
11
7
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
8
2
4
10
18
7
39
25
1
Fighting
44
9
19
49
64
10
1
Theft
1
1
1
3
3
Threat
2
2
6
6
4
4
Weapons
1
2
3
4
3
1
1
Other
2
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
308
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
444
443
38
2010
100
319
122
92
82
475
887
305
454
433
38
2011
94
332
103
100
93
508
887
317
50.1
49.9
4.3
2010
11.3
36.0
13.8
10.4
9.2
53.6
34.4
51.2
48.8
4.3
2011
10.6
37.4
11.6
11.3
10.5
57.3
35.7
60
25
8
2010
1
49
8
18
6
52
85
19
64
40
3
2011
1
59
10
29
1
73
104
31
13.5
5.6
21.1
2010
1.0
15.4
6.6
19.6
7.3
10.9
9.6
6.2
14.1
9.2
7.9
2011
1.1
17.8
9.7
29.0
1.1
14.4
11.7
9.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Neelsville Middle School - #115
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
70.3
43.2
My child feels safe at school. 76.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
61.7
38.3
Students (86%/510 Returned) Parents (16%/78 Returned) Staff (47%/47 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
Identity Program
School Safety Programs
Red Ribbon Week
STAR Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
89.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
73.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
59.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
505
505
77 47
47
47501 74
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Newport Mill Middle School - #792Principal: Ms. Panagiota K. Tsonis 11311 Newport Mill Road Kensington, Maryland 20895 Office Phone: (301) 929-2244
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 929-2274
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
Attack
3
4
1
5
5
2
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
7
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
1
5
7
7
4
5
8
Fighting
1
6
3
10
13
6
Theft
3
1
Threat
1
1
2
3
4
2
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
310
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
359
316
17
2010
83
120
98
131
50
373
675
354
312
317
13
2011
90
115
108
125
44
351
629
302
53.2
46.8
2.5
2010
12.3
17.8
14.5
19.4
7.4
55.3
52.4
49.6
50.4
2.1
2011
14.3
18.3
17.2
19.9
7.0
55.8
48.0
6
2
0
2010
0
1
0
4
1
7
8
7
16
7
0
2011
4
6
2
5
2
17
23
11
1.7
0.6
0.0
2010
0.0
0.8
0.0
3.1
2.0
1.9
1.2
2.0
5.1
2.2
0.0
2011
4.4
5.2
1.9
4.0
4.5
4.8
3.7
3.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Newport Mill Middle School - #792
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
66.7
56.6
My child feels safe at school. 93.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.0
82.5
Students (48%/196 Returned) Parents (20%/84 Returned) Staff (42%/41 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Character Education Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
60.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
57.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
195
196
82 40
40
40195 78
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
311
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North Bethesda Middle School - #413Principal: Mr. Alton E. Sumner 8935 Bradmoor Drive Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 571-3883
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 571-3881
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
1
1
Attack
1
1
1
3
1
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat
1
1
Weapons
1
2
1
2
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
312
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
402
379
52
2010
89
47
483
86
27
50
781
108
430
379
62
2011
70
66
504
89
34
54
809
104
51.5
48.5
6.7
2010
11.4
6.0
61.8
11.0
3.5
6.4
13.8
53.2
46.8
7.7
2011
8.7
8.2
62.3
11.0
4.2
6.7
12.9
11
4
1
2010
1
0
10
3
2
4
15
3
3
2
1
2011
0
1
1
3
0
2
5
2
2.7
1.1
1.9
2010
1.1
0.0
2.1
3.5
7.4
8.0
1.9
2.8
0.7
0.5
1.6
2011
0.0
1.5
0.2
3.4
0.0
3.7
0.6
1.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
North Bethesda Middle School - #413
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.0
74.4
My child feels safe at school. 90.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (91%/492 Returned) Parents (26%/124 Returned) Staff (63%/54 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
42.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
162
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
490
489
123 54
54
54486 120
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Parkland Middle School - #812Principal: Dr. Benjamin T. OuYang 4610 West Frankfort Drive Rockville, MD 20853 Office Phone: (301) 438-5700
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 460-2699
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
1
Attack
1
3
3
5
6
2
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
1
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
2
2
2
20
7
Fighting
1
8
3
6
3
20
27
15
1
Theft
1
1
1
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
2
2
Weapons
2
4
4
2
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
314
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
481
378
18
2010
123
206
125
97
50
429
859
384
443
383
19
2011
133
202
102
95
60
432
826
370
56.0
44.0
2.1
2010
14.3
24.0
14.6
11.3
5.8
49.9
44.7
53.6
46.4
2.3
2011
16.1
24.5
12.3
11.5
7.3
52.3
44.8
40
17
2
2010
4
20
7
13
2
35
57
24
24
10
0
2011
1
10
3
9
3
27
34
20
8.3
4.5
11.1
2010
3.3
9.7
5.6
13.4
4.0
8.2
6.6
6.3
5.4
2.6
0.0
2011
0.8
5.0
2.9
9.5
5.0
6.3
4.1
5.4
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Parkland Middle School - #812
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
81.0
61.5
My child feels safe at school. 95.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
76.5
Students (78%/428 Returned) Parents (22%/105 Returned) Staff (33%/35 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
Peer Mediation
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
35.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
422
423
105 35
34
35420 103
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Rosa M. Parks Middle School - #155Principal: Dr. Donna Redmond Jones 19200 Olney Mill Road Olney, MD 20832 Office Phone: (301) 924-3180
Cluster Name: Sherwood
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 924-3288
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
8
Police Called
No Yes
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
6
Attack
3
3
1
6
DangerousSubstances
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
1
1
3
5
Fighting
1
4
1
5
Theft
2
Threat
1
1
2
1
2
1
Weapons
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
316
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
444
450
37
2010
65
103
605
111
3
75
894
83
476
433
42
2011
85
121
575
91
5
84
909
84
49.7
50.3
4.1
2010
7.3
11.5
67.7
12.4
0.3
8.4
9.3
52.4
47.6
4.6
2011
9.4
13.3
63.3
10.0
0.6
9.2
9.2
8
2
1
2010
0
0
8
1
0
10
1
13
0
0
2011
3
3
7
5
0
2
13
0
1.8
0.4
2.7
2010
0.0
0.0
1.3
0.9
0.0
1.1
1.2
2.7
0.0
0.0
2011
3.5
2.5
1.2
5.5
0.0
2.4
1.4
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rosa M. Parks Middle School - #155
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
83.0
58.9
My child feels safe at school. 96.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.7
90.0
Students (59%/349 Returned) Parents (21%/104 Returned) Staff (33%/30 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Character Counts!
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
69.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
51.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
347
348
103 30
30
29347 100
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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John Poole Middle School - #247Principal: Ms. Charlotte W. Boucher 17014 Tom Fox Avenue Poolesville, MD 20837 Office Phone: (301) 972-7979
Cluster Name: Poolesville
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:35 - 2:20
Fax Number: (301) 972-7982
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
8
2
Attack
3
3
7
8
4
DangerousSubstances
4
2
4
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
2
14
2
Fighting
11
3
7
14
1
Theft
2
Threat
1
1
1
2
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
318
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
179
183
13
2010
3
21
292
32
2
46
362
32
171
185
21
2011
8
22
269
36
0
55
356
36
49.4
50.6
3.6
2010
0.8
5.8
80.7
8.8
0.6
12.7
8.8
48.0
52.0
5.9
2011
2.2
6.2
75.6
10.1
0.0
15.4
10.1
22
4
2
2010
4
18
4
10
26
2
17
4
3
2011
0
2
15
5
9
21
1
12.3
2.2
15.4
2010
19.0
6.2
12.5
21.7
7.2
6.3
9.9
2.2
14.3
2011
0.0
9.1
5.6
13.9
16.4
5.9
2.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
John Poole Middle School - #247
Red Ribbon Week (Drug and Alcohol Awareness)
Stop and Think - Integrated in groups and lessons
Student Assistance Programs
Cluster Community Group Pride - Bully Prevention
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
79.3
72.8
My child feels safe at school. 96.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
92.2
Students (94%/216 Returned) Parents (23%/51 Returned) Staff (98%/52 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Blue Ribbon Week (Anti- Bullying)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
School Safety Programs
Internet Safety Education
Online Bully Prevention Resourses
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
62.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
213
213
51 51
51
51212 51
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Thomas W. Pyle Middle School - #428Principal: Ms. Jennifer L. Webster 6311 Wilson Lane Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 320-6540
Cluster Name: Walt Whitman
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 320-6647
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
6
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
13
1
Attack
1
10
7
5
13
1
2
DangerousSubstances
2
2
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
2
Fighting
1
2
2
1
Theft
3
1
Threat
2
2
3
1
Weapons
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
320
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
695
643
74
2010
132
38
975
132
64
25
1338
119
654
640
77
2011
127
28
965
114
55
15
1294
97
51.9
48.1
5.5
2010
9.9
2.8
72.9
9.9
4.8
1.9
8.9
50.5
49.5
6.0
2011
9.8
2.2
74.6
8.8
4.3
1.2
7.5
44
3
3
2010
4
7
31
22
1
4
47
2
12
2
1
2011
2
1
8
6
0
1
14
2
6.3
0.5
4.1
2010
3.0
18.4
3.2
16.7
1.6
16.0
3.5
1.7
1.8
0.3
1.3
2011
1.6
3.6
0.8
5.3
0.0
6.7
1.1
2.1
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Thomas W. Pyle Middle School - #428
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
94.9
82.7
My child feels safe at school. 99.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.8
93.7
Students (98%/843 Returned) Parents (25%/129 Returned) Staff (60%/81 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Red Flags Program
Student Assistance Programs
E (ESOL) Solutions Peer Tutoring Program
Student Problem & Resolution of Issues Together (SPIRIT) Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
36.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
20.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
841
843
129 80
79
79838 125
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Redland Middle School - #562Principal: Mr. Robert Sinclair, Jr. 6505 Muncaster Mill Road Rockville, MD 20855 Office Phone: (301) 840-4680
Cluster Name: Col. Zadok Magruder
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 670-2231
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
3
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
Attack
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
2
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
1
1
2
3
3
Fighting
3
1
2
3
Theft Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
322
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
310
292
25
2010
94
117
195
65
39
218
602
168
274
287
21
2011
76
118
177
69
40
228
561
166
51.5
48.5
4.2
2010
15.6
19.4
32.4
10.8
6.5
36.2
27.9
48.8
51.2
3.7
2011
13.5
21.0
31.6
12.3
7.1
40.6
29.6
14
7
2
2010
2
7
1
2
3
15
21
9
6
5
1
2011
0
7
3
3
0
7
11
0
4.5
2.4
8.0
2010
2.1
6.0
0.5
3.1
7.7
6.9
3.5
5.4
2.2
1.7
4.8
2011
0.0
5.9
1.7
4.3
0.0
3.1
2.0
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Redland Middle School - #562
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
82.9
65.5
My child feels safe at school. 86.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.7
88.6
Students (92%/351 Returned) Parents (17%/57 Returned) Staff (58%/45 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
65.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
35.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
13
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
13
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
345
342
57 44
44
44345 56
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Ridgeview Middle School - #105Principal: Mrs. Monifa McKnight 16600 Raven Rock Drive Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (240) 406-1300
Cluster Name: Quince Orchard
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 840-4679
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
4
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
1
Attack
3
2
3
4
6
1
DangerousSubstances
15
7
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
10
5
8
18
22
4
11
1
2
Fighting
4
4
2
8
12
2
3
Theft
3
3
5
3
3
Threat
4
1
2
4
8
2
Weapons
1
1
1
2
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
324
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
348
350
35
2010
111
104
320
58
19
163
698
127
326
358
35
2011
100
98
312
51
32
162
684
139
49.9
50.1
5.0
2010
15.9
14.9
45.8
8.3
2.7
23.4
18.2
47.7
52.3
5.1
2011
14.6
14.3
45.6
7.5
4.7
23.7
20.3
21
7
1
2010
1
17
1
9
1
20
28
7
26
7
3
2011
0
13
10
7
1
23
33
7
6.0
2.0
2.9
2010
0.9
16.3
0.3
15.5
5.3
12.3
4.0
5.5
8.0
2.0
8.6
2011
0.0
13.3
3.2
13.7
3.1
14.2
4.8
5.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Ridgeview Middle School - #105
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
80.9
51.5
My child feels safe at school. 86.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
87.0
67.3
Students (88%/402 Returned) Parents (20%/82 Returned) Staff (68%/57 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Study Circles
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
75.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
51.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
398
400
82 54
55
56399 81
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
325
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Rocky Hill Middle School - #707Principal: Mr. Stephen C. Whiting 22401 Brick Haven Way Clarksburg, MD 20871 Office Phone: (301) 353-8282
Cluster Name: Clarksburg, Damascus
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 601-3197
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
9
2
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
1
9
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
3
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
35
2
2
Attack
20
7
25
28
37
8
2
DangerousSubstances
1
1
2
26
3
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
15
6
16
19
29
6
14
3
1
Fighting
9
3
5
11
17
4
1
Theft
1
1
1
1
4
1
Threat
2
2
2
3
5
1
1
Weapons
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
326
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
632
541
56
2010
229
221
471
116
24
243
1173
195
557
498
43
2011
240
233
368
100
23
231
1055
169
53.9
46.1
4.8
2010
19.5
18.8
40.2
9.9
2.0
20.7
16.6
52.8
47.2
4.1
2011
22.7
22.1
34.9
9.5
2.2
21.9
16.0
56
12
1
2010
2
36
16
24
1
37
68
13
50
8
3
2011
2
25
17
27
0
34
58
11
8.9
2.2
1.8
2010
0.9
16.3
3.4
20.7
4.2
15.2
5.8
6.7
9.0
1.6
7.0
2011
0.8
10.7
4.6
27.0
0.0
14.7
5.5
6.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rocky Hill Middle School - #707
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
83.6
63.5
My child feels safe at school. 93.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.9
87.0
Students (91%/660 Returned) Parents (21%/107 Returned) Staff (74%/92 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Student Assistance Programs
Student Leadership Program – Anti-Bullying
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
59.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
5
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
5
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
652
652
106 92
92
91650 103
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Shady Grove Middle School - #521Principal: Mr. Edward K. Owusu 8100 Midcounty Highway Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Office Phone: (301) 548-7540
Cluster Name: Col. Zadok Magruder
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 548-7535
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
3
2
3
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
7
2
Attack
6
2
5
7
9
1
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
5
6
6
14
3
1
Fighting
14
2
11
13
17
Theft
6
1
Threat
1
6
2
6
7
1
1
Weapons
1
2
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
328
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
326
287
32
2010
97
131
169
72
26
212
613
183
320
267
25
2011
97
124
157
67
35
220
587
182
53.2
46.8
5.2
2010
15.8
21.4
27.6
11.7
4.2
34.6
29.9
54.5
45.5
4.3
2011
16.5
21.1
26.7
11.4
6.0
37.5
31.0
22
7
0
2010
1
18
2
11
0
24
29
8
21
8
2
2011
1
21
3
13
0
22
29
2
6.7
2.4
0.0
2010
1.0
13.7
1.2
15.3
0.0
11.3
4.7
4.4
6.6
3.0
8.0
2011
1.0
16.9
1.9
19.4
0.0
10.0
4.9
1.1
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Shady Grove Middle School - #521
STARS Program
Hidden Gems Program
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
81.1
65.6
My child feels safe at school. 95.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.7
95.7
Students (92%/348 Returned) Parents (17%/64 Returned) Staff (55%/47 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
Study Circles
Mentoring Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
62.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
27
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
25
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
344
343
63 46
46
45341 61
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
329
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Silver Spring International Middle School - #647Principal: Mr. John W. Haas 313 Wayne Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20910 Office Phone: (301) 650-6544
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 562-5244
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
11
6
Attack
14
1
7
2
9
17
2
DangerousSubstances
9
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
7
1
7
11
3
6
10
Fighting
12
1
5
2
8
16
3
1
Theft
1
1
4
Threat
4
2
4
1
Weapons
1
1
1
3
Other
1
1
1
1
3
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
330
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
385
371
24
2010
51
203
184
93
56
352
756
293
380
414
22
2011
51
236
200
84
68
376
794
285
50.9
49.1
3.2
2010
6.7
26.9
24.3
12.3
7.4
46.6
38.8
47.9
52.1
2.8
2011
6.4
29.7
25.2
10.6
8.6
47.4
35.9
8
6
0
2010
0
7
1
6
0
11
14
6
23
13
0
2011
2
25
3
9
3
19
36
6
2.1
1.6
0.0
2010
0.0
3.4
0.5
6.5
0.0
3.1
1.9
2.0
6.1
3.1
0.0
2011
3.9
10.6
1.5
10.7
4.4
5.1
4.5
2.1
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Silver Spring International Middle School - #647
SISTERS
STARS
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
77.1
51.9
My child feels safe at school. 87.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.0
96.1
Students (92%/499 Returned) Parents (18%/87 Returned) Staff (52%/51 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Peer Mediation
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
School Safety Programs
Student Assistance Programs
Study Circles
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
39.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
494
491
85 51
51
51487 82
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
331
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Sligo Middle School - #778Principal: Mr. Richard J. Rhodes 1401 Dennis Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20902 Office Phone: (301) 649-8121
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 649-8145
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
3
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
8
1
Attack
2
2
4
1
6
9
5
DangerousSubstances
11
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
7
2
5
8
12
3
15
10
Fighting
8
4
11
2
12
25
13
Theft
2
Threat
1
1
1
2
2
Weapons
2
Other
1
1
1
2
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
332
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
305
262
11
2010
50
148
123
93
52
302
567
232
252
227
7
2011
42
123
112
79
37
242
479
194
53.8
46.2
1.9
2010
8.8
26.1
21.7
16.4
9.2
53.3
40.9
52.6
47.4
1.5
2011
8.8
25.7
23.4
16.5
7.7
50.5
40.5
33
11
0
2010
1
19
2
14
2
31
44
22
25
12
0
2011
0
13
7
14
3
23
37
17
10.8
4.2
0.0
2010
2.0
12.8
1.6
15.1
3.8
10.3
7.8
9.5
9.9
5.3
0.0
2011
0.0
10.6
6.3
17.7
8.1
9.5
7.7
8.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Sligo Middle School - #778
Community Bridges
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
77.1
62.0
My child feels safe at school. 91.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
77.4
67.7
Students (69%/221 Returned) Parents (19%/61 Returned) Staff (35%/31 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Student Assistance Programs
Study Circles
School Safety Programs
Peer Mediation
visible Men
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
83.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
56.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
218
216
61 31
31
31216 59
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
333
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Takoma Park Middle School - #755Principal: Ms. Mildred Charley Greene 7611 Piney Branch Road Silver Spring, MD 20910 Office Phone: (301) 650-6444
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 650-6430
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
11
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
10
Attack
5
2
5
5
10
3
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
1
4
4
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
5
1
2
6
8
1
5
Fighting
5
1
2
5
1
2
Theft
3
1
3
3
1
Threat
2
2
2
4
2
Weapons
1
1
1
2
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
334
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
435
390
50
2010
164
226
260
63
34
193
825
123
452
372
54
2011
162
227
260
58
40
182
824
120
52.7
47.3
6.1
2010
19.9
27.4
31.5
7.6
4.1
23.4
14.9
54.9
45.1
6.6
2011
19.7
27.5
31.6
7.0
4.9
22.1
14.6
20
14
1
2010
0
26
2
4
3
19
34
5
24
5
1
2011
1
18
5
7
1
14
29
4
4.6
3.6
2.0
2010
0.0
11.5
0.8
6.3
8.8
9.8
4.1
4.1
5.3
1.3
1.9
2011
0.6
7.9
1.9
12.1
2.5
7.7
3.5
3.3
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Takoma Park Middle School - #755
Mentoring Programs w/Howard Univ./Catholic Univ. Law Schools
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
87.7
74.4
My child feels safe at school. 93.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.6
96.6
Students (96%/541 Returned) Parents (23%/115 Returned) Staff (29%/29 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Schoolwide Hierarchy of Consequences
After School Mentoring Program
School Safety Programs
YMCA Counseling Groups - Boys/Girls
Parent Shadowing Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
35.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
39.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
92
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
537
535
115 29
29
28534 112
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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335
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Tilden Middle School - #232Principal: Mrs. Irina LaGrange 11211 Old Georgetown Road Rockville, MD 20852 Office Phone: (301) 230-5930
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 230-5991
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
3
3
Attack
1
7
4
8
4
DangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
1
Fighting
2
2
4
2
Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
Weapons
1
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
336
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
388
345
25
2010
136
59
399
124
66
82
733
114
382
354
29
2011
121
70
414
109
67
88
736
102
52.9
47.1
3.4
2010
18.6
8.0
54.4
16.9
9.0
11.2
15.6
51.9
48.1
3.9
2011
16.4
9.5
56.3
14.8
9.1
12.0
13.9
7
2
1
2010
1
1
1
5
1
4
9
5
10
3
1
2011
1
5
2
5
0
4
13
4
1.8
0.6
4.0
2010
0.7
1.7
0.3
4.0
1.5
4.9
1.2
4.4
2.6
0.8
3.4
2011
0.8
7.1
0.5
4.6
0.0
4.5
1.8
3.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Tilden Middle School - #232
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
86.2
66.9
My child feels safe at school. 94.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
91.8
80.8
Students (90%/431 Returned) Parents (30%/141 Returned) Staff (68%/73 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Study Circles
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
26.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
428
429
141 73
73
70428 134
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
337
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Julius West Middle School - #211Principal: Ms. Nanette W. Poirier 651 Great Falls Road Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 279-3979
Cluster Name: Richard Montgomery
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 517-8216
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
7
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
2
4
7
4
7
1
Attack
1
1
3
5
3
8
3
DangerousSubstances
9
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
3
3
6
11
6
23
14
Fighting
4
15
4
9
3
24
37
14
6
Theft
1
2
2
3
6
3
2
1
Threat
2
1
3
3
1
3
1
Weapons
2
2
3
2
2
3
1
Other
2
4
2
5
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
338
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
494
484
59
2010
197
166
307
100
82
284
978
245
519
526
50
2011
210
191
327
118
84
312
1045
266
50.5
49.5
6.0
2010
20.1
17.0
31.4
10.2
8.4
29.0
25.1
49.7
50.3
4.8
2011
20.1
18.3
31.3
11.3
8.0
29.9
25.5
27
10
0
2010
2
10
5
11
5
23
37
20
42
24
3
2011
8
17
10
15
8
38
66
28
5.5
2.1
0.0
2010
1.0
6.0
1.6
11.0
6.1
8.1
3.8
8.2
8.1
4.6
6.0
2011
3.8
8.9
3.1
12.7
9.5
12.2
6.3
10.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Julius West Middle School - #211
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
85.1
67.0
My child feels safe at school. 94.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
96.6
82.8
Students (87%/611 Returned) Parents (21%/106 Returned) Staff (50%/58 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Student Assistance Programs
Study Circles
IB Middle Years Programme
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
37.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
54.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
606
609
105 58
58
58608 101
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
339
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Westland Middle School - #412Principal: Mr. Daniel J. Vogelman 5511 Massachusetts Avenue Bethesda, MD 20816 Office Phone: (301) 320-6515
Cluster Name: Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 320-7054
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
Attack
2
3
1
3
1
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
Fighting
2
1
1
2
2
Theft
1
1
1
2
8
1
Threat
4
4
3
4
9
1
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
3
1
Other
4
4
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
340
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
510
480
55
2010
65
133
571
110
35
120
990
166
543
510
59
2011
66
130
629
110
48
114
1053
168
51.5
48.5
5.6
2010
6.6
13.4
57.7
11.1
3.5
12.1
16.8
51.6
48.4
5.6
2011
6.3
12.3
59.7
10.4
4.6
10.8
16.0
12
2
0
2010
0
6
5
4
1
4
14
3
17
4
0
2011
1
6
11
7
1
7
21
3
2.4
0.4
0.0
2010
0.0
4.5
0.9
3.6
2.9
3.3
1.4
1.8
3.1
0.8
0.0
2011
1.5
4.6
1.7
6.4
2.1
6.1
2.0
1.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Westland Middle School - #412
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.2
71.2
My child feels safe at school. 99.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
99.0
93.1
Students (99%/643 Returned) Parents (23%/116 Returned) Staff (96%/101 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
43.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
630
631
116 101
101
99628 108
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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341
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White Oak Middle School - #811Principal: Ms. Virginia A. de los Santos 12201 New Hampshire Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20904 Office Phone: (301) 989-5780
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 989-5696
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
6
Attack
2
1
2
5
6
4
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
6
3
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
4
3
2
8
9
4
8
7
Fighting
2
11
3
10
15
2
1
Theft
1
1
1
2
Threat
1
2
2
2
Weapons
5
2
Other
2
3
7
7
5
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
342
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
345
293
17
2010
89
209
83
69
63
359
638
239
350
314
19
2011
87
239
76
78
67
398
664
242
54.1
45.9
2.7
2010
13.9
32.8
13.0
10.8
9.9
56.3
37.5
52.7
47.3
2.9
2011
13.1
36.0
11.4
11.7
10.1
59.9
36.4
28
11
2
2010
0
9
4
5
5
29
39
24
24
10
1
2011
2
17
0
6
4
27
34
14
8.1
3.8
11.8
2010
0.0
4.3
4.8
7.2
7.9
8.1
6.1
10.0
6.9
3.2
5.3
2011
2.3
7.1
0.0
7.7
6.0
6.8
5.1
5.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
White Oak Middle School - #811
Girls' Jump Start
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
82.6
61.2
My child feels safe at school. 94.6 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
91.0
77.6
Students (89%/387 Returned) Parents (13%/56 Returned) Staff (74%/67 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Linkages to Learning Centers
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
Study Circles
School Safety Programs
Chess Club
African Immigrant & Refugee Foundation
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
52.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
63.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
43.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
385
384
56 67
67
65384 55
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
343
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Earle B. Wood Middle School - #820Principal: Ms. Eugenia S. Dawson 14615 Bauer Drive Rockville, MD 20853 Office Phone: (301) 460-2150
Cluster Name: Rockville
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 7:55 - 2:40
Fax Number: (301) 460-2104
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
5
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
1
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
1
5
3
Attack
5
4
6
8
3
3
DangerousSubstances
2
2
3
3
21
5
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
11
5
7
4
18
26
10
17
5
Fighting
14
3
6
1
21
22
5
2
Theft
2
2
2
4
2
Threat
4
4
6
6
2
Weapons
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
344
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
400
456
31
2010
90
148
311
130
39
285
856
275
415
451
39
2011
91
150
306
122
37
311
866
279
46.7
53.3
3.6
2010
10.5
17.3
36.3
15.2
4.6
33.3
32.1
47.9
52.1
4.5
2011
10.5
17.3
35.3
14.1
4.3
35.9
32.2
19
4
1
2010
1
10
3
11
2
15
23
8
39
13
0
2011
2
23
7
16
8
40
52
20
4.8
0.9
3.2
2010
1.1
6.8
1.0
8.5
5.1
5.3
2.7
2.9
9.4
2.9
0.0
2011
2.2
15.3
2.3
13.1
21.6
12.9
6.0
7.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Earle B. Wood Middle School - #820
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.2
83.5
My child feels safe at school. 95.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
96.0
Students (48%/269 Returned) Parents (19%/93 Returned) Staff (46%/50 Returned)
Alternative Level I
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Student Assistance Programs
Study Circles
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
52.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
269
267
93 50
50
50266 88
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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HIGH SCHOOL PROFILES
347
High School Listing
349
Bethesda-Chevy Chase HS ..................................................................................................... 350 Montgomery Blair HS ............................................................................................................... 352 James Hubert Blake HS ........................................................................................................... 354 Winston Churchill HS ............................................................................................................... 356 Clarksburg HS .......................................................................................................................... 358 Damascus HS .......................................................................................................................... 360 Thomas Edison High School of Technology ............................................................................ 362 Albert Einstein HS .................................................................................................................... 364 Gaithersburg HS ...................................................................................................................... 366 Walter Johnson HS .................................................................................................................. 368 John F. Kennedy HS ................................................................................................................ 370 Col. Zadok Magruder HS ......................................................................................................... 372 Richard Montgomery HS .......................................................................................................... 374 Northwest HS ........................................................................................................................... 376 Northwood HS .......................................................................................................................... 378 Paint Branch HS ...................................................................................................................... 380 Poolesville HS .......................................................................................................................... 382 Quince Orchard HS .................................................................................................................. 384 Rockville HS ............................................................................................................................. 386 Seneca Valley HS .................................................................................................................... 388 Sherwood HS ........................................................................................................................... 390 Springbrook HS ........................................................................................................................ 392 Watkins Mill HS ........................................................................................................................ 394 Wheaton HS ............................................................................................................................. 396 Walt Whitman HS ..................................................................................................................... 398 Thomas S. Wootton HS ........................................................................................................... 400
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Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School - #406Principal: Ms. Karen L. Lockard 4301 East-West Highway Bethesda, MD 20814 Office Phone: (240) 497-6300
Cluster Name: Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (240) 497-6306
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
10
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
3
2
1
8
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
Attack
2
1
2
3
5
DangerousSubstances
1
5
2
1
2
8
2
1
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
Fighting
4
2
3
5
1
2
Theft
1
2
2
2
1
Threat
1
1
2
Weapons
1
1
1
1
2
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
350
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
905
902
38
2010
115
277
1085
154
67
186
1807
286
890
891
57
2011
112
291
1037
160
71
193
1781
280
50.1
49.9
2.1
2010
6.4
15.3
60.0
8.5
3.7
10.3
15.8
50.0
50.0
3.2
2011
6.3
16.3
58.2
9.0
4.0
10.8
15.7
33
15
0
2010
0
17
14
11
0
14
48
17
13
10
0
2011
0
9
7
8
3
9
23
7
3.6
1.7
0.0
2010
0.0
6.1
1.3
7.1
0.0
7.5
2.7
5.9
1.5
1.1
0.0
2011
0.0
3.1
0.7
5.0
4.2
4.7
1.3
2.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School - #406
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.9
39.4
My child feels safe at school. 95.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.1
78.8
Students (66%/574 Returned) Parents (23%/140 Returned) Staff (60%/105 Returned)
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
Study Circles
SADD
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
51.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
33.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
113
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
574
574
139 105
104
101572 133
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
351
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Montgomery Blair High School - #757Principal: Mrs. Renay Johnson 51 University Boulevard, East Silver Spring, MD 20901 Office Phone: (301) 649-2800
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:25 - 3:00
Fax Number: (301) 649-2830
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
4
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
16
3
Police Called
No Yes
8
4
1
4
3
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
4
Police Called
No Yes
4
9
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
3
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
2
3
2
9
10
1
Attack
1
10
3
1
13
19
7
15
7
1
DangerousSubstances
1
16
3
11
22
4
46
13
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
27
2
8
5
43
59
28
28
23
Fighting
27
1
9
11
40
51
23
29
5
Theft
2
23
1
4
3
23
34
8
3
Threat
1
1
3
3
1
2
Weapons
1
2
3
2
7
9
Other
12
2
2
2
11
16
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
352
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1408
1339
99
2010
462
759
662
189
277
949
2747
759
1440
1329
104
2011
450
735
664
176
261
1012
2769
808
51.3
48.7
3.6
2010
16.8
27.6
24.1
6.9
10.1
34.5
27.6
52.0
48.0
3.8
2011
16.3
26.5
24.0
6.4
9.4
36.5
29.2
91
51
4
2010
3
78
8
30
8
88
142
49
98
52
4
2011
4
73
5
21
17
103
150
64
6.5
3.8
4.0
2010
0.6
10.3
1.2
15.9
2.9
9.3
5.2
6.5
6.8
3.9
3.8
2011
0.9
9.9
0.8
11.9
6.5
10.2
5.4
7.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Montgomery Blair High School - #757
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
72.8
32.1
My child feels safe at school. 87.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
89.9
71.3
Students (73%/1035 Returned) Parents (15%/96 Returned) Staff (74%/211 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Safety Committee
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
1027
1027
95 207
209
1991023 88
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
353
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James Hubert Blake High School - #321Principal: Mr. Christopher S. Berry 300 Norwood Road Silver Spring, MD 20905 Office Phone: (301) 879-1300
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 879-1306
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
5
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
16
Police Called
No Yes
3
1
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
10
5
Attack
11
1
5
1
8
15
3
38
7
3
DangerousSubstances
2
22
8
6
11
45
10
44
8
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
45
3
14
31
52
2
25
24
Fighting
38
4
2
1
25
49
7
2
Theft
2
1
2
8
1
Threat
9
1
5
9
2
1
Weapons
1
2
2
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
354
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
839
955
52
2010
158
753
510
148
15
472
1794
318
863
983
57
2011
163
790
497
170
25
545
1846
335
46.8
53.2
2.9
2010
8.8
42.0
28.4
8.2
0.8
26.3
17.7
46.7
53.3
3.1
2011
8.8
42.8
26.9
9.2
1.4
29.5
18.1
68
36
2
2010
5
67
8
20
0
56
104
21
100
44
6
2011
3
102
14
20
2
62
144
19
8.1
3.8
3.8
2010
3.2
8.9
1.6
13.5
0.0
11.9
5.8
6.6
11.6
4.5
10.5
2011
1.8
12.9
2.8
11.8
8.0
11.4
7.8
5.7
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
James Hubert Blake High School - #321
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
72.8
29.7
My child feels safe at school. 79.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
92.1
60.4
Students (68%/640 Returned) Parents (14%/89 Returned) Staff (53%/101 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
Hispanic Youth Advisory
Tutor/Mentor Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
53.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
33.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
82
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
633
633
89 101
101
99625 83
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
355
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Winston Churchill High School - #602Principal: Dr. Joan C. Benz 11300 Gainsborough Road Potomac, MD 20854 Office Phone: (301) 469-1200
Cluster Name: Winston Churchill
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 469-1208
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
3
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
5
Police Called
No Yes
3
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
2
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
13
2
1
Attack
2
3
8
10
1
15
1
8
4
DangerousSubstances
3
2
7
12
2
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
2
1
5
1
4
5
1
Fighting
6
6
5
9
2
4
1
1
Theft
3
1
1
3
5
1
Threat
1
1
1
1
Weapons
1
2
2
1
1
Other
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
356
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1088
987
63
2010
463
137
1264
244
0
92
2075
147
1083
1013
78
2011
448
157
1259
251
1
93
2096
153
52.4
47.6
3.0
2010
22.3
6.6
60.9
11.8
0.0
4.4
7.1
51.7
48.3
3.7
2011
21.4
7.5
60.1
12.0
0.0
4.4
7.3
35
2
4
2010
8
10
12
8
8
37
3
31
15
2
2011
5
16
19
17
10
46
4
3.2
0.2
6.3
2010
1.7
7.3
0.9
3.3
8.7
1.8
2.0
2.9
1.5
2.6
2011
1.1
10.2
1.5
6.8
10.8
2.2
2.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Winston Churchill High School - #602
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.9
56.9
My child feels safe at school. 95.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
87.5
Students (81%/891 Returned) Parents (20%/126 Returned) Staff (34%/72 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Study Circles
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
64.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
42.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
4
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
886
887
124 72
72
70883 121
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
357
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Clarksburg High School - #249Principal: Mr. James P. Koutsos 22500 Wims Road Clarksburg, MD 20871 Office Phone: (301) 444-3000
Cluster Name: Clarksburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 444-3595
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
2
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
3
5
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
31
Police Called
No Yes
11
1
3
3
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
6
3
3
12
4
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
8
1
Attack
7
2
8
7
9
16
5
DangerousSubstances
8
5
4
2
12
21
8
21
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
20
2
11
1
15
24
2
7
11
Fighting
13
2
5
1
11
18
3
5
2
1
Theft
6
2
6
7
12
1
Threat
13
10
1
11
13
2
Weapons
2
2
8
1
Other
9
7
7
9
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
358
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
844
863
33
2010
252
523
544
197
74
473
1707
350
865
870
50
2011
280
503
526
201
63
480
1735
371
49.4
50.6
1.9
2010
14.8
30.6
31.9
11.5
4.3
27.7
20.5
49.9
50.1
2.9
2011
16.1
29.0
30.3
11.6
3.6
27.7
21.4
46
21
0
2010
4
41
15
28
2
31
67
7
49
24
2
2011
0
44
13
24
4
42
73
14
5.5
2.4
0.0
2010
1.6
7.8
2.8
14.2
2.7
6.6
3.9
2.0
5.7
2.8
4.0
2011
0.0
8.7
2.5
11.9
6.3
8.8
4.2
3.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Clarksburg High School - #249
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
71.8
30.4
My child feels safe at school. 84.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
89.5
53.2
Students (72%/685 Returned) Parents (13%/78 Returned) Staff (66%/125 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Study Circles
Student Assistance Programs
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
59.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.1
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
8
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
8
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
678
678
77 124
124
121677 74
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
359
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Damascus High School - #701Principal: Mr. Robert G. Domergue 25921 Ridge Road Damascus, MD 20872 Office Phone: (301) 253-7030
Cluster Name: Damascus
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 253-7046
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
13
Police Called
No Yes
3
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
1
Attack
1
2
2
3
2
16
2
DangerousSubstances
2
14
3
3
18
2
3
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
3
2
5
1
6
4
Fighting
2
6
2
4
10
2
6
1
2
Theft
3
1
4
5
7
1
7
1
Threat
1
6
5
1
8
1
1
Weapons
1
1
2
2
Other
1
2
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
360
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
689
712
48
2010
63
115
1001
195
0
169
1401
171
662
659
55
2011
63
105
936
186
2
156
1321
161
49.2
50.8
3.4
2010
4.5
8.2
71.4
13.9
0.0
12.1
12.2
50.1
49.9
4.2
2011
4.8
7.9
70.9
14.1
0.2
11.8
12.2
34
8
3
2010
2
9
22
13
15
42
6
35
11
2
2011
0
8
28
15
13
46
8
4.9
1.1
6.3
2010
3.2
7.8
2.2
6.7
8.9
3.0
3.5
5.3
1.7
3.6
2011
0.0
7.6
3.0
8.1
8.3
3.5
5.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Damascus High School - #701
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
78.0
34.9
My child feels safe at school. 89.4 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
99.0
91.8
Students (85%/544 Returned) Parents (16%/94 Returned) Staff (66%/99 Returned)
Study Circles
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
33.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
45.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
36.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
541
541
94 99
98
95540 89
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Thomas Edison High School of Technology - #748Principal: Mr. Carlos Hamlin 12501 Dalewood Drive Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 929-2175
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:45 - 1:30
Fax Number: (301) 929-2177
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*ArsonFire
Explosives
AttackDangerousSubstances
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Suspensions that occur as a result of events at the Thomas Edison High School of Technology are recorded by the student's home high school.
2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Suspensions that occur as a result of events at the Thomas Edison High School of Technology are recorded by the student's home high school.
362
Thomas Edison High School of Technology - #748
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.3
71.3
My child feels safe at school. This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
100.0
100.0
Students (69%/423 Returned) Parents***** (0%/0 Returned) Staff (58%/28 Returned)
Student Assistance Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
7.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
27.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
112
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
421
421
28
28
28420
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Albert Einstein High School - #789Principal: Mr. James G. Fernandez 11135 Newport Mill Road Kensington, MD 20895 Office Phone: (301) 929-2200
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 962-1016
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
23
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
1 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
4
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
8
3
1
Attack
5
1
4
1
10
11
4
3
1
DangerousSubstances
1
3
4
3
11
3
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
6
1
7
1
10
14
6
1
9
Fighting
9
1
8
10
1
7
2
Theft
2
2
9
7
1
2
1
Threat
1
2
3
2
2
Weapons
2
1
1
2
1
Other
1
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
364
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
738
781
60
2010
136
341
314
219
142
656
1519
664
763
827
53
2011
133
367
311
247
139
666
1590
723
48.6
51.4
3.9
2010
9.0
22.4
20.7
14.4
9.3
43.2
43.7
48.0
52.0
3.3
2011
8.4
23.1
19.6
15.5
8.7
41.9
45.5
53
19
2
2010
1
41
6
15
6
35
72
22
28
16
1
2011
0
19
4
10
2
30
44
20
7.2
2.4
3.3
2010
0.7
12.0
1.9
6.8
4.2
5.3
4.7
3.3
3.7
1.9
1.9
2011
0.0
5.2
1.3
4.0
1.4
4.5
2.8
2.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Albert Einstein High School - #789
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
77.7
39.7
My child feels safe at school. 88.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
95.0
70.8
Students (69%/549 Returned) Parents (16%/96 Returned) Staff (58%/122 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
23.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
40.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
538
537
93 120
120
118538 90
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Gaithersburg High School - #551Principal: Dr. Christine C. Handy-Collins 314 South Frederick Avenue Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Office Phone: (301) 840-4700
Cluster Name: Gaithersburg
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 840-4707
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
3
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
18
Police Called
No Yes
5
2
1
1
1
4
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
3
1
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
13
4
Attack
6
5
11
10
17
6
20
12
2
DangerousSubstances
9
8
5
3
12
32
13
16
10
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
17
1
9
1
14
26
5
28
26
1
Fighting
36
2
12
5
36
54
15
10
4
Theft
7
3
6
6
14
4
32
1
Threat
1
20
4
13
6
23
33
8
2
Weapons
2
2
1
6
1
Other
2
1
1
1
7
3
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
366
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1017
981
44
2010
208
536
520
314
216
721
1998
686
1012
965
47
2011
188
540
476
308
190
778
1977
719
50.9
49.1
2.2
2010
10.4
26.8
26.0
15.7
10.8
36.1
34.3
51.2
48.8
2.4
2011
9.5
27.3
24.1
15.6
9.6
39.4
36.4
101
41
3
2010
4
61
21
41
18
78
142
53
101
57
6
2011
3
73
24
46
16
82
158
52
9.9
4.2
6.8
2010
1.9
11.4
4.0
13.1
8.3
10.8
7.1
7.7
10.0
5.9
12.8
2011
1.6
13.5
5.0
14.9
8.4
10.5
8.0
7.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Gaithersburg High School - #551
BROTHERS
Forever Sisters
Liberty's Promise
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
59.4
28.6
My child feels safe at school. 80.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
86.3
65.7
Students (74%/766 Returned) Parents (14%/86 Returned) Staff (72%/178 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
Identity
School Safety Programs
SNEAKERS
Pearls
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
59.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
40.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
123
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
14
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
14
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
761
758
85 175
175
175761 85
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Walter Johnson High School - #424Principal: Mrs. Jennifer A. Baker 6400 Rock Spring Drive Bethesda, MD 20814 Office Phone: (301) 803-7100
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 571-6986
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
12
Police Called
No Yes
10
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
3
1
3
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
2
1
Attack
1
2
2
12
10
2
DangerousSubstances
3
1
11
4
8
22
5
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
8
2
Fighting
3
1
1
5
9
3
3
Theft
1
2
2
3
2
Threat
3
Weapons
2
1
1
2
3
1
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
368
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1073
1008
105
2010
282
162
1128
315
120
179
2081
398
1092
1048
102
2011
294
157
1181
296
108
163
2140
400
51.6
48.4
5.0
2010
13.6
7.8
54.2
15.1
5.8
8.6
19.1
51.0
49.0
4.8
2011
13.7
7.3
55.2
13.8
5.0
7.6
18.7
17
8
2
2010
1
3
10
8
0
7
25
9
22
21
4
2011
3
8
15
13
1
17
43
13
1.6
0.8
1.9
2010
0.4
1.9
0.9
2.5
0.0
3.9
1.2
2.3
2.0
2.0
3.9
2011
1.0
5.1
1.3
4.4
0.9
10.4
2.0
3.3
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Walter Johnson High School - #424
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
87.9
57.8
My child feels safe at school. 96.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.4
90.6
Students (90%/992 Returned) Parents (20%/125 Returned) Staff (87%/197 Returned)
Designated Hitter Program
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
19.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
986
987
123 193
191
185977 121
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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John F. Kennedy High School - #815Principal: Dr. Eric L. Minus 1901 Randolph Road Silver Spring, MD 20902 Office Phone: (301) 929-2100
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 929-2240
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
10
Police Called
No Yes
4
1
2
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
9
3
1
Attack
5
1
2
6
12
6
10
1
DangerousSubstances
4
1
3
1
6
11
6
17
11
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
12
1
7
2
17
28
13
25
25
1
Fighting
1
32
3
3
2
32
50
13
11
Theft
7
4
9
11
4
11
1
1
Threat
6
1
5
1
7
12
4
2
1
Weapons
1
1
2
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
370
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
770
777
37
2010
166
634
124
214
130
734
1547
583
796
833
45
2011
158
644
112
222
134
798
1629
666
49.8
50.2
2.4
2010
10.7
41.0
8.0
13.8
8.4
47.4
37.7
48.9
51.1
2.8
2011
9.7
39.5
6.9
13.6
8.2
49.0
40.9
70
28
1
2010
3
62
3
28
1
62
98
29
74
33
5
2011
1
56
6
22
6
66
107
39
9.1
3.6
2.7
2010
1.8
9.8
2.4
13.1
0.8
8.4
6.3
5.0
9.3
4.0
11.1
2011
0.6
8.7
5.4
9.9
4.5
8.3
6.6
5.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
John F. Kennedy High School - #815
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
63.3
27.5
My child feels safe at school. 80.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
92.0
64.0
Students (58%/536 Returned) Parents (12%/71 Returned) Staff (13%/25 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
53.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
529
528
68 25
25
25523 62
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Col. Zadok Magruder High School - #510Principal: Mr. Leroy C. Evans 5939 Muncaster Mill Road Rockville, MD 20855 Office Phone: (301) 840-4600
Cluster Name: Col. Zadok Magruder
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 840-4617
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
4
5
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
17
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
1
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2
3
4
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
2
Attack
1
4
1
7
7
6
6
DangerousSubstances
3
3
1
2
6
24
11
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
16
6
14
2
27
35
12
14
6
Fighting
3
11
2
1
11
20
6
Theft
7
1
Threat
4
1
3
3
8
3
2
Weapons
2
2
2
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
372
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
989
880
67
2010
272
356
675
193
86
532
1869
495
926
844
56
2011
286
330
605
182
76
529
1770
490
52.9
47.1
3.6
2010
14.6
19.0
36.1
10.3
4.6
28.5
26.5
52.3
47.7
3.2
2011
16.2
18.6
34.2
10.3
4.3
29.9
27.7
45
27
3
2010
3
31
12
22
5
50
72
23
50
16
0
2011
4
27
11
18
4
42
66
24
4.6
3.1
4.5
2010
1.1
8.7
1.8
11.4
5.8
9.4
3.9
4.6
5.4
1.9
0.0
2011
1.4
8.2
1.8
9.9
5.3
7.9
3.7
4.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Col. Zadok Magruder High School - #510
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
69.8
26.2
My child feels safe at school. 85.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
72.8
49.5
Students (73%/713 Returned) Parents (16%/96 Returned) Staff (44%/93 Returned)
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
Padres y Alumnos en Accion (PALA)
School Safety Programs
Parent Discussion Groups
Tools for Success
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
63.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
56.6 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
37.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
705
707
95 92
93
91708 91
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Richard Montgomery High School - #201Principal: Dr. Nelson McLeod, II 250 Richard Montgomery Drive Rockville, MD 20852 Office Phone: (301) 610-8000
Cluster Name: Richard Montgomery
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 279-8428
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2 1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
11
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
3
6
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
18
3
1
Attack
2
11
3
14
1
11
21
4
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
15
6
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
11
5
13
13
21
4
24
14
1
Fighting
2
22
5
14
1
20
38
7
7
5
Theft
1
9
7
8
12
2
15
4
1
Threat
9
3
10
14
19
6
1
3
Weapons
3
3
1
4
1
2
Other
1
1
1
1
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
374
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
992
1047
65
2010
506
325
752
167
149
399
2039
381
976
1061
85
2011
517
312
712
157
144
405
2037
407
48.7
51.3
3.2
2010
24.8
15.9
36.9
8.2
7.3
19.6
18.7
47.9
52.1
4.2
2011
25.4
15.3
35.0
7.7
7.1
19.9
20.0
66
24
2
2010
2
43
18
30
9
47
90
23
59
27
3
2011
6
43
13
40
3
46
86
20
6.7
2.3
3.1
2010
0.4
13.2
2.4
18.0
6.0
11.8
4.4
6.0
6.0
2.5
3.5
2011
1.2
13.8
1.8
25.5
2.1
11.4
4.2
4.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Richard Montgomery High School - #201
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
86.2
50.1
My child feels safe at school. 89.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
92.0
84.2
Students (41%/440 Returned) Parents (19%/116 Returned) Staff (55%/114 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
Every 15 Minutes
PILOT Program
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
43.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
7
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
7
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
434
435
111 113
114
111435 105
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
375
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Northwest High School - #246Principal: Mrs. Lancellotti (Lance) Dempsey 13501 Richter Farm Road Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 601-4660
Cluster Name: Northwest
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 601-4662
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
4
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
14
Police Called
No Yes
4
2
1
10
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
3
3
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
3
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
2
1
3
1
18
5
3
Attack
15
2
10
14
23
3
11
5
DangerousSubstances
8
3
3
7
16
5
49
16
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
57
1
30
30
65
5
13
15
2
Fighting
21
2
9
15
28
3
21
9
Theft
16
2
16
19
30
12
11
4
Threat
12
2
7
5
15
1
2
Weapons
1
1
2
2
1
Other
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
376
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1064
976
73
2010
336
574
669
265
0
448
2040
384
1043
1015
84
2011
347
564
653
247
0
496
2058
405
52.2
47.8
3.6
2010
16.5
28.1
32.8
13.0
0.0
22.0
18.8
50.7
49.3
4.1
2011
16.9
27.4
31.7
12.0
0.0
24.1
19.7
62
30
6
2010
2
59
17
31
42
92
8
92
41
5
2011
1
90
15
52
66
133
22
5.8
3.1
8.2
2010
0.6
10.3
2.5
11.7
9.4
4.5
2.1
8.8
4.0
6.0
2011
0.3
16.0
2.3
21.1
13.3
6.5
5.4
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Northwest High School - #246
Citizen of the Quarter
Cyber Safety Assemblies
Parent Groups
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
69.9
35.1
My child feels safe at school. 78.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
93.2
77.4
Students (83%/880 Returned) Parents (15%/90 Returned) Staff (91%/193 Returned)
Student Against Drunk Driving
Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Drug Awareness Assemblies
Red Flags
School Safety Programs
Student Assistance Programs
Study Circles
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
50.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
57.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
42.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
876
873
89 190
190
176872 87
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
377
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Northwood High School - #796Principal: Dr. Henry R. Johnson, Jr. 919 University Blvd. W. Silver Spring MD 20901 Office Phone: (301) 649-8088
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Bronda L. Mills
School Hours: 7:20 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 649-8285
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
8
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
12
8
1
Attack
12
6
11
20
7
11
2
DangerousSubstances
5
2
2
8
13
6
23
3
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
17
1
13
19
26
7
14
10
1
Fighting
15
3
1
15
24
8
3
1
Theft
4
3
4
19
3
Threat
12
1
12
15
22
9
2
1
1
Weapons
1
1
2
3
5
5
Other
6
2
5
10
4
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
378
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
694
662
34
2010
78
426
309
212
104
516
1356
506
728
670
34
2011
84
415
305
222
107
594
1398
555
51.2
48.8
2.5
2010
5.8
31.4
22.8
15.6
7.7
38.1
37.3
52.1
47.9
2.4
2011
6.0
29.7
21.8
15.9
7.7
42.5
39.7
82
33
3
2010
1
60
9
35
4
58
115
42
72
27
2
2011
0
61
7
31
1
60
99
29
11.8
5.0
8.8
2010
1.3
14.1
2.9
16.5
3.8
11.2
8.5
8.3
9.9
4.0
5.9
2011
0.0
14.7
2.3
14.0
0.9
10.1
7.1
5.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Northwood High School - #796
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
71.6
27.8
My child feels safe at school. 85.1 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
89.6
56.5
Students (65%/472 Returned) Parents (17%/102 Returned) Staff (70%/116 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Peer Mediation
AVID
Northwood Wellness Center
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
36.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
468
468
101 115
115
111467 95
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
379
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Paint Branch High School - #315Principal: Ms. Jeanette E. Dixon 14121 Old Columbia Pike Burtonsville, MD 20866 Office Phone: (301) 989-5600
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 989-5609
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
4
4
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
3
1
2
8
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
1
1
2
6
3
Attack
9
3
6
9
21
4
DangerousSubstances
1
18
3
2
6
25
3
23
2
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
22
1
14
16
25
14
14
2
Fighting
22
2
6
11
28
2
6
4
Theft
8
1
5
6
10
1
3
3
Threat
6
5
4
6
2
1
Weapons
3
3
3
3
1
Other
1
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
380
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
902
949
73
2010
339
884
294
158
12
515
1851
255
885
911
64
2011
319
902
248
158
12
542
1796
257
48.7
51.3
3.9
2010
18.3
47.8
15.9
8.5
0.6
27.8
13.8
49.3
50.7
3.6
2011
17.8
50.2
13.8
8.8
0.7
30.2
14.3
53
17
3
2010
2
54
4
25
1
34
70
7
62
25
3
2011
1
71
7
25
0
38
87
5
5.9
1.8
4.1
2010
0.6
6.1
1.4
15.8
8.3
6.6
3.8
2.7
7.0
2.7
4.7
2011
0.3
7.9
2.8
15.8
0.0
7.0
4.8
1.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Paint Branch High School - #315
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
71.1
30.7
My child feels safe at school. 92.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
89.3
77.8
Students (26%/233 Returned) Parents (14%/88 Returned) Staff (15%/29 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
In School Intervention (ISI)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
39.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
19.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
113
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
232
231
88 28
27
28231 83
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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Poolesville High School - #152Principal: Ms. Deena Levine 17501 Willard Road Poolesville, MD 20837 Office Phone: (301) 972-7900
Cluster Name: Poolesville
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 972-7943
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
2
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
3
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
5
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
12
4
1
Attack
1
1
12
2
4
16
1
8
1
DangerousSubstances
9
1
9
6
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
6
1
6
4
Fighting
4
1
4
3
2
Theft
1
2
2
2
5
4
1
Threat
1
1
3
1
1
5
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
382
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
557
582
60
2010
227
54
711
73
0
58
1139
83
575
584
52
2011
269
56
691
75
0
63
1159
89
48.9
51.1
5.3
2010
19.9
4.7
62.4
6.4
0.0
5.1
7.3
49.6
50.4
4.5
2011
23.2
4.8
59.6
6.5
0.0
5.4
7.7
11
2
1
2010
0
1
10
3
4
13
1
40
7
1
2011
3
3
38
6
7
47
2
2.0
0.3
1.7
2010
0.0
1.9
1.4
4.1
6.9
1.1
1.2
7.0
1.2
1.9
2011
1.1
5.4
5.5
8.0
11.1
4.1
2.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Poolesville High School - #152
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.6
60.6
My child feels safe at school. 95.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.8
93.3
Students (87%/513 Returned) Parents (23%/139 Returned) Staff (40%/46 Returned)
Counseling Programs/Groups
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
27.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
114
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
511
510
138 45
45
44511 133
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
383
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Quince Orchard High School - #125Principal: Mrs. Carole A. Working 15800 Quince Orchard Road Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Office Phone: (301) 840-4686
Cluster Name: Quince Orchard
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 840-4699
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
3
4
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
30
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
3
3
5
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
7
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
5
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
5
1
Attack
3
2
2
1
6
1
17
3
DangerousSubstances
3
3
9
1
7
20
4
20
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
10
3
2
1
6
22
8
14
5
Fighting
1
4
1
5
9
19
14
6
2
Theft
8
2
3
8
6
3
1
Threat
1
5
1
7
7
9
1
Weapons
6
Other
2
4
1
1
6
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
384
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
954
824
55
2010
232
282
826
244
111
356
1778
377
963
837
57
2011
231
282
846
233
87
386
1800
380
53.7
46.3
3.1
2010
13.0
15.9
46.5
13.7
6.2
20.0
21.2
53.5
46.5
3.2
2011
12.8
15.7
47.0
12.9
4.8
21.4
21.1
38
27
0
2010
1
27
17
22
4
26
65
20
61
14
1
2011
5
27
18
13
6
27
75
23
4.0
3.3
0.0
2010
0.4
9.6
2.1
9.0
3.6
7.3
3.7
5.3
6.3
1.7
1.8
2011
2.2
9.6
2.1
5.6
6.9
7.0
4.2
6.1
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Quince Orchard High School - #125
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
85.3
41.6
My child feels safe at school. 91.3 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.0
89.8
Students (81%/765 Returned) Parents (19%/116 Returned) Staff (23%/49 Returned)
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
41.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
21.4
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
113
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
7
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
7
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
760
762
115 49
49
46762 112
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
385
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Rockville High School - #230Principal: Dr. Debra S. Munk 2100 Baltimore Road Rockville, MD 20851 Office Phone: (301) 519-8105
Cluster Name: Rockville
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 517-8288
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
4
1
4
2
1
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
4
1
Police Called
No Yes
3
5
1
3
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
6
2
Attack
1
4
2
1
6
8
1
4
1
DangerousSubstances
4
1
1
4
5
6
2
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
1
3
5
8
4
6
1
Fighting
5
1
1
2
4
7
1
2
2
Theft
2
2
1
2
4
3
1
Threat
2
2
2
4
Weapons
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
386
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
646
556
56
2010
143
194
455
179
77
311
1202
349
663
588
51
2011
142
203
462
194
64
399
1251
388
53.7
46.3
4.7
2010
11.9
16.1
37.9
14.9
6.4
25.9
29.0
53.0
47.0
4.1
2011
11.4
16.2
36.9
15.5
5.1
31.9
31.0
23
10
2
2010
2
19
4
9
2
20
33
6
24
8
2
2011
1
15
8
7
3
20
32
6
3.6
1.8
3.6
2010
1.4
9.8
0.9
5.0
2.6
6.4
2.7
1.7
3.6
1.4
3.9
2011
0.7
7.4
1.7
3.6
4.7
5.0
2.6
1.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rockville High School - #230
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
78.4
45.0
My child feels safe at school. 88.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
91.1
80.8
Students (71%/496 Returned) Parents (17%/100 Returned) Staff (91%/148 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
Master Team
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.5
1
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
490
491
100 146
146
142490 95
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
387
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Seneca Valley High School - #104Principal: Mr. Marc J. Cohen 19401 Crystal Rock Drive Germantown, MD 20874 Office Phone: (301) 353-8000
Cluster Name: Seneca Valley
Community Supt: Dr. LaVerne G. Kimball
School Hours: 7:00 - 3:00
Fax Number: (301) 353-8004
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
4
1
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
20
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
5
3
1
3
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
1
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
13
6
Attack
1
9
3
3
1
9
19
6
8
5
1
DangerousSubstances
5
1
2
8
13
6
9
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
8
1
3
7
10
13
9
1
Fighting
19
7
10
22
2
6
4
Theft
9
9
10
1
2
2
Threat
3
2
2
4
1
3
2
Weapons
4
1
1
2
5
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
388
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
699
641
66
2010
145
411
379
184
114
439
1340
333
659
629
57
2011
131
395
343
178
101
462
1288
359
52.2
47.8
4.9
2010
10.8
30.7
28.3
13.7
8.5
32.8
24.9
51.2
48.8
4.4
2011
10.2
30.7
26.6
13.8
7.8
35.9
27.9
17
12
1
2010
1
21
4
3
1
16
29
2
55
27
2
2011
2
51
9
19
3
43
82
18
2.4
1.9
1.5
2010
0.7
5.1
1.1
1.6
0.9
3.6
2.2
0.6
8.3
4.3
3.5
2011
1.5
12.9
2.6
10.7
3.0
9.3
6.4
5.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Seneca Valley High School - #104
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
72.8
27.6
My child feels safe at school. 87.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
85.4
67.8
Students (64%/433 Returned) Parents (15%/89 Returned) Staff (56%/91 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Student Assistance Programs
ESOL Safety Counseling Program
Guide (Anger Management for Teen Boys)
School Safety Programs
Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
55.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
49.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.8
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
104
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
5
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
5
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
426
427
88 89
90
88428 84
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
389
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Sherwood High School - #503Principal: Mr. William M. Gregory 300 Olney-Sandy Spring Road Sandy Spring, MD 20860 Office Phone: (301) 924-3200
Cluster Name: Sherwood
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 924-3220
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
12
Police Called
No Yes
4
1
1
1
2
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
5
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
9
2
1
Attack
1
6
3
3
2
3
11
15
5
DangerousSubstances
1
5
8
2
3
5
20
6
9
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
4
4
2
2
9
1
20
10
Fighting
2
12
12
5
4
10
30
4
6
2
Theft
7
2
2
8
Threat
1
Weapons
1
1
1
1
1
Other
1
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
390
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1099
995
65
2010
217
338
1197
170
151
296
2094
268
1082
1003
65
2011
221
323
1199
191
174
312
2085
271
52.5
47.5
3.1
2010
10.4
16.1
57.2
8.1
7.2
14.1
12.8
51.9
48.1
3.1
2011
10.6
15.5
57.5
9.2
8.3
15.0
13.0
42
23
0
2010
3
24
22
11
10
19
65
16
56
18
2
2011
4
30
27
14
9
20
74
10
3.8
2.3
0.0
2010
1.4
7.1
1.8
6.5
6.6
6.4
3.1
6.0
5.2
1.8
3.1
2011
1.8
9.3
2.3
7.3
5.2
6.4
3.5
3.7
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Sherwood High School - #503
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
82.1
39.1
My child feels safe at school. 90.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
89.4
74.5
Students (75%/746 Returned) Parents (17%/107 Returned) Staff (23%/48 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
48.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
34.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
2
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
742
741
105 47
47
46740 102
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
391
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Springbrook High School - #798Principal: Mr. Samuel A. Rivera 201 Valley Brook Drive Silver Spring, MD 20904 Office Phone: (301) 989-5700
Cluster Name: Northeast Consortium
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 622-1875
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
2
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
2 1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
14
1
Police Called
No Yes
11
1
2
4
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
9
4
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
1
12
4
1
Attack
7
2
3
10
16
8
16
1
DangerousSubstances
1
9
3
1
11
17
7
26
10
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
15
1
8
6
21
36
19
33
9
2
Fighting
2
20
4
9
27
42
18
13
4
Theft
8
1
2
11
17
8
4
1
Threat
1
4
2
4
5
13
Weapons
2
10
1
9
13
1
1
Other
1
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
392
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
968
786
35
2010
259
743
214
209
105
725
1754
503
905
794
38
2011
250
689
176
205
103
758
1699
545
55.2
44.8
2.0
2010
14.8
42.4
12.2
11.9
6.0
41.3
28.7
53.3
46.7
2.2
2011
14.7
40.6
10.4
12.1
6.1
44.6
32.1
71
28
2
2010
4
57
3
21
11
65
99
33
98
27
3
2011
5
58
2
17
17
79
125
57
7.3
3.6
5.7
2010
1.5
7.7
1.4
10.0
10.5
9.0
5.6
6.6
10.8
3.4
7.9
2011
2.0
8.4
1.1
8.3
16.5
10.4
7.4
10.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Springbrook High School - #798
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
64.4
30.9
My child feels safe at school. 95.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
81.1
77.0
Students (66%/577 Returned) Parents (14%/83 Returned) Staff (38%/74 Returned)
Student Assistance Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
Sports Academy
Rising Stars Mentoring
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
36.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
27.6
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
573
573
83 74
74
74570 76
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
393
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Watkins Mill High School - #545Principal: Mr. Scott W. Murphy 10301 Apple Ridge Road Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Office Phone: (301) 840-3959
Cluster Name: Watkins Mill
Community Supt: Dr. Darryl L. Williams
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 840-3980
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
1
6
1
Police Called
No Yes
7
2
3
5
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
4
3
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
15
5
1
Attack
11
2
3
3
13
20
6
7
5
DangerousSubstances
1
4
4
4
7
12
3
4
14
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
15
1
6
16
18
2
11
11
1
Fighting
13
1
5
2
13
22
7
7
5
Theft
8
4
9
12
4
2
2
1
Threat
3
2
1
2
4
5
Weapons
1
2
1
2
5
2
2
1
1
Other
1
1
3
3
1
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
394
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
809
716
58
2010
169
513
260
271
129
665
1525
520
798
727
63
2011
159
555
228
242
115
733
1525
518
53.0
47.0
3.8
2010
11.1
33.6
17.0
17.8
8.5
43.6
34.1
52.3
47.7
4.1
2011
10.4
36.4
15.0
15.9
7.5
48.1
34.0
45
32
1
2010
3
44
8
23
3
43
77
21
46
38
3
2011
1
48
9
20
6
56
84
23
5.6
4.5
1.7
2010
1.8
8.6
3.1
8.5
2.3
6.5
5.0
4.0
5.8
5.2
4.8
2011
0.6
8.6
3.9
8.3
5.2
7.6
5.5
4.4
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Watkins Mill High School - #545
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
65.8
40.0
My child feels safe at school. 80.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
90.3
68.1
Students (37%/288 Returned) Parents (14%/83 Returned) Staff (56%/113 Returned)
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Peer Mediation
Student Assistance Programs
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Village Time
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
51.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.7 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
44.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
104
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
1
Code Blue
5
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
5
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
281
280
82 113
113
110281 79
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
395
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Wheaton High School - #782Principal: Mr. Kevin E. Lowndes 12601 Dalewood Drive Silver Spring, MD 20906 Office Phone: (301) 929-2050
Cluster Name: Downcounty Consortium
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 929-2081
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
1
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2 Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
8
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
3
1
5
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
2
Attack
2
2
5
7
5
9
DangerousSubstances
1
1
2
5
9
7
5
2
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
2
3
6
7
5
20
9
Fighting
1
13
1
4
4
19
29
14
4
1
Theft
1
4
1
1
5
4
1
Threat
1
1
1
2
1
5
2
6
Weapons
2
5
6
6
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
396
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
708
482
9
2010
126
256
103
143
193
714
1190
695
684
480
15
2011
117
268
92
166
188
748
1164
671
59.5
40.5
0.8
2010
10.6
21.5
8.7
12.0
16.2
60.0
58.4
58.8
41.2
1.3
2011
10.1
23.0
7.9
14.3
16.2
64.3
57.6
56
20
0
2010
1
18
2
11
19
50
76
55
49
16
0
2011
4
21
3
11
9
39
65
37
7.9
4.1
0.0
2010
0.8
7.0
1.9
7.7
9.8
7.0
6.4
7.9
7.2
3.3
0.0
2011
3.4
7.8
3.3
6.6
4.8
5.2
5.6
5.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Wheaton High School - #782
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
77.8
48.6
My child feels safe at school. 88.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
65.5
56.4
Students (100%/668 Returned) Parents (14%/85 Returned) Staff (34%/55 Returned)
Student Assistance Programs
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Peer Mediation
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
38.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
43.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
37.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
122
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
648
650
83 55
55
54647 80
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
397
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Walt Whitman High School - #427Principal: Dr. Alan S. Goodwin 7100 Whittier Boulevard Bethesda, MD 20817 Office Phone: (301) 320-6600
Cluster Name: Walt Whitman
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 320-7193
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
9
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
3
2
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
2
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
2
2
2
1
Attack
1
1
1
9
5
2
DangerousSubstances
1
2
7
8
1
1
14
2
5
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
5
1
4
3
6
3
Fighting
2
2
2
3
1
Theft
3
Threat
1
1
1
1
3
1
4
Weapons
1
3
1
2
4
Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
398
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
982
939
54
2010
224
77
1393
214
104
46
1921
169
981
962
75
2011
231
73
1391
221
105
44
1943
170
51.1
48.9
2.8
2010
11.7
4.0
72.5
11.1
5.4
2.4
8.8
50.5
49.5
3.9
2011
11.9
3.8
71.6
11.4
5.4
2.3
8.7
22
13
1
2010
1
13
15
20
0
18
35
5
22
5
2
2011
2
6
15
14
3
6
27
2
2.2
1.4
1.9
2010
0.4
16.9
1.1
9.3
0.0
39.1
1.8
3.0
2.2
0.5
2.7
2011
0.9
8.2
1.1
6.3
2.9
13.6
1.4
1.2
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Walt Whitman High School - #427
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
89.7
53.6
My child feels safe at school. 98.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.9
84.9
Students (89%/872 Returned) Parents (23%/140 Returned) Staff (43%/87 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups
Sharp Street Program for Suspended Students
Student Assistance Programs
Evening Meetings with Parents & Students
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
37.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
14.9
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
1
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
1
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
868
869
136 87
86
82863 134
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
399
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Thomas S. Wootton High School - #234Principal: Dr. Michael J. Doran 2100 Wootton Parkway Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 279-8550
Cluster Name: Thomas S. Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 7:25 - 2:10
Fax Number: (301) 279-8569
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
6
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
Police Called
No Yes
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
1
3
2
Attack
3
3
5
2
7
4
1
DangerousSubstances
1
8
2
2
11
1
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
2
2
3
6
2
Fighting
2
5
4
2
8
1
3
1
1
Theft
2
1
1
1
4
2
1
Threat
1
2
2
1
3
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
400
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1240
1178
99
2010
783
123
1251
219
41
135
2418
157
1217
1178
107
2011
800
126
1178
211
45
123
2395
177
51.3
48.7
4.1
2010
32.4
5.1
51.7
9.1
1.7
5.6
6.5
50.8
49.2
4.5
2011
33.4
5.3
49.2
8.8
1.9
5.1
7.4
30
11
1
2010
10
7
21
12
0
8
41
2
24
8
2
2011
2
6
19
11
0
5
32
3
2.4
0.9
1.0
2010
1.3
5.7
1.7
5.5
0.0
5.9
1.7
1.3
2.0
0.7
1.9
2011
0.3
4.8
1.6
5.2
0.0
4.1
1.3
1.7
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Thomas S. Wootton High School - #234
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
92.6
63.5
My child feels safe at school. 96.2 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
98.8
95.2
Students (92%/1095 Returned) Parents (20%/134 Returned) Staff (37%/85 Returned)
Student Assistance Programs
Counseling Programs/Groups
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
32.1 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
31.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
18.5
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
3
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
2
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
1088
1089
133 84
84
811084 130
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
401
SECTION V
SPECIAL SCHOOL PROFILES
403
Special School Listing
405
Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents (RICA) .......................................................... 406 Rock Terrace School ............................................................................................................... 408 Carl Sandburg Learning Center ............................................................................................... 410
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Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents - #965Principal: Mrs. Michelle Schultze 15000 Broschart Road Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 251-6900
Cluster Name: Thomas S. Wootton
Community Supt: Dr. Donna S. Hollingshead
School Hours: 9:30 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 251-6906
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
Police Called
No Yes
3
1
3
3
11
2
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
2
4
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
1
Attack
4
1
6
3
6
1
2
DangerousSubstances
1
1
2
2
2
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
3
3
2
3
2
Fighting
2
2
1
2
Theft
1
Threat
1
1
1
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
406
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
79
34
2
2010
4
38
52
108
0
41
113
16
66
36
2
2011
1
35
50
98
1
47
102
14
69.9
30.1
1.8
2010
3.5
33.6
46.0
95.6
0.0
36.3
14.2
64.7
35.3
2.0
2011
1.0
34.3
49.0
96.1
1.0
46.1
13.7
7
1
2010
4
1
8
7
8
3
12
4
2011
11
3
16
6
16
1
8.9
2.9
2010
10.5
1.9
7.4
17.1
7.1
18.8
18.2
11.1
2011
31.4
6.0
16.3
12.8
15.7
7.1
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents - #965
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
65.4
56.9
My child feels safe at school. 88.9 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
84.6
78.6
Students (56%/53 Returned) Parents (11%/9 Returned) Staff (25%/14 Returned)
Character Education Programs
Conflict Resolution
Counseling Programs/Groups (Therapy)
Second Step Social Skills Program
Student Self-Development Program
Positive Management of Aggressive Behavior (PMAB-DHMH)
School Safety Programs
Bully - Proof Program
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
53.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
65.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
33.3
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
2
Code Blue
33
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
32
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
52
51
9 13
14
1352 9
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Rock Terrace School - #916Principal: Dr. Dianne G. Thornton 390 Martins Lane Rockville, MD 20850 Office Phone: (301) 279-4940
Cluster Name: Walter Johnson
Community Supt: Dr. Christopher S. Garran
School Hours: 8:30 - 3:15
Fax Number: (301) 279-4943
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
16
2
Police Called
No Yes
5
1
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
1
1
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
10
2
Attack
8
2
12
9
12
2
1
DangerousSubstances
1
1
1
1
1
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
2
1
Fighting
1
2
2
2
Theft
10
1
4
Threat
5
11
11
11
2
Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
408
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
76
30
7
2010
5
46
33
106
2
44
106
15
73
28
6
2011
6
39
33
101
4
44
101
17
71.7
28.3
6.6
2010
4.7
43.4
31.1
100.0
1.9
41.5
14.2
72.3
27.7
5.9
2011
5.9
38.6
32.7
100.0
4.0
43.6
16.8
8
4
1
2010
0
8
1
12
10
12
2
9
3
1
2011
0
5
2
12
9
12
4
10.5
13.3
14.3
2010
0.0
17.4
3.0
11.3
22.7
11.3
13.3
12.3
10.7
16.7
2011
0.0
12.8
6.1
11.9
20.5
11.9
23.5
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Rock Terrace School - #916
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
91.1
89.5
My child feels safe at school. 100.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
80.4
76.8
Students (57%/58 Returned) Parents (14%/10 Returned) Staff (89%/56 Returned)
Stop and Think
Take a Stand
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
47.2 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
19.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
25.0
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
103
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
2
Code Blue
4
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
3
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
56
57
9 56
56
5358 8
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Carl Sandburg Learning Center - #215Principal: Ms. Marlene R. Kenny 451 Meadow Hall Drive Rockville, MD 20851 Office Phone: (301) 279-8490
Cluster Name: Sherwood
Community Supt: Ms. Beth Schiavino-Narvaez
School Hours: 9:30 - 3:30
Fax Number: (301) 517-5984
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
Police Called
No Yes
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
4
Police Called
No Yes
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
Police Called
No Yes
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
AttackDangerousSubstances
1
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
1
1
1
1
Fighting Theft Threat Weapons Other
* Duplicated Count of Students
Total Incidents
410
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
84
25
4
2010
10
38
34
108
11
37
109
23
103
23
6
2011
13
41
39
126
13
51
126
27
77.1
22.9
3.7
2010
9.2
34.9
31.2
99.1
10.1
33.9
21.1
81.7
18.3
4.8
2011
10.3
32.5
31.0
100.0
10.3
40.5
21.4
0
0
2010
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2011
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0.0
0.0
2010
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
2011
0.0
2.4
0.0
0.8
0.0
2.0
0.8
0.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
Carl Sandburg Learning Center - #215
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
My child feels safe at school. 95.5 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
81.5
85.2
Students***** (0%/0 Returned) Parents (22%/22 Returned) Staff (40%/27 Returned)
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Crisis Support Team
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
15.4 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
22.7
2
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
102
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
0
Code Blue
0
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
0
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
22 27
27
2622
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
***** Students were not surveyed because of multiple disabilities.
411
SECTION VI
COUNTY SUMMARY PROFILES
413
Summary Listing
415
Elementary School Summary .................................................................................................. 416 Middle School Summary .......................................................................................................... 418 High School Summary ............................................................................................................. 420 Special School Summary ......................................................................................................... 422 County Summary ..................................................................................................................... 424
Summary: County Elementary Schools
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
10
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
2
1
6
Police Called
No Yes
23
1
1
4
10
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
15
284
3
12
2
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
2
3
9
22
4
7
49
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
9
4
108
4
Police Called
No Yes
3
16
6
21
6
79
2
42
* Duplicated Count of Students
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
16
2
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
10
1
5
4
15
18
5
196
19
19
Attack
9
99
28
111
45
138
215
60
3
4
DangerousSubstances
1
1
5
7
7
6
69
11
4
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
7
41
18
45
15
48
80
10
32
9
1
Fighting
2
28
2
20
5
33
41
8
11
2
1
Theft
5
1
6
3
10
13
6
46
5
2
Threat
22
16
33
5
28
51
11
22
4
2
Weapons
1
9
4
4
5
18
26
10
12
4
1
Other
1
8
3
8
3
10
16
2
Total Incidents
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
32663
30930
3083
2010
9248
12730
22160
7600
12821
21115
63593
16219
33835
32266
3282
2011
9652
13268
22581
7832
13936
22683
66101
17176
51.4
48.6
4.8
2010
14.5
20.0
34.8
12.0
20.2
33.2
25.5
51.2
48.8
5.0
2011
14.6
20.1
34.2
11.8
21.1
34.3
26.0
324
29
23
2010
15
174
55
150
43
235
353
86
322
50
22
2011
17
175
58
157
72
246
372
98
1.0
0.1
0.8
2010
0.2
1.4
0.3
2.3
0.3
1.1
0.6
0.5
1.0
0.2
0.7
2011
0.2
1.3
0.2
2.3
0.5
1.1
0.6
0.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
416
Summary: County Elementary Schools
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
90.3
73.0
My child feels safe at school. 96.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
97.0
85.1
Students (85%/17829 Returned) Parents (28%/11865 Returned) Staff (58%/4953 Returned)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
59.8 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
28.6
256
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
1332319
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
19
Code Blue
144
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
133
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
17651
17610
11798 4938
4936
489517523 11501
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
School Safety Programs are listed separately for each school.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
417
Summary: County Middle Schools
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
6
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
1
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
18
6
5
2
6
1
1
5
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
8
3
178
4
27
3
5
Police Called
No Yes
28
1
10
1
9
18
25
10
52
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
5
5
2
42
1
Police Called
No Yes
5
7
21
22
4
70
13
* Duplicated Count of Students
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
20
3
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
3
5
8
4
3
9
23
6
306
67
18
Attack
11
184
70
179
20
245
373
90
41
27
2
DangerousSubstances
4
22
10
11
6
32
68
30
280
70
27
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
8
178
40
130
17
252
350
97
362
203
21
Fighting
20
313
64
163
24
384
565
147
16
15
Theft
3
18
6
4
4
18
31
4
121
38
7
Threat
8
87
21
56
4
114
159
36
40
9
1
Weapons
8
18
3
7
7
31
49
19
32
11
1
Other
4
15
10
13
2
25
43
13
Total Incidents
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
15751
15090
1306
2010
4507
6678
10900
3647
1568
9399
30841
7385
15678
15060
1314
2011
4422
6827
10725
3581
1699
9733
30738
7396
51.1
48.9
4.2
2010
14.6
21.7
35.3
11.8
5.1
30.5
23.9
51.0
49.0
4.3
2011
14.4
22.2
34.9
11.7
5.5
31.7
24.1
899
309
43
2010
41
570
190
344
77
738
1208
362
898
377
56
2011
63
612
184
396
72
817
1275
360
5.6
2.0
3.3
2010
0.9
8.4
1.7
9.2
4.8
7.7
3.9
4.8
5.6
2.5
4.3
2011
1.4
8.8
1.7
10.8
4.2
8.3
4.1
4.8
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
418
Summary: County Middle Schools
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
82.2
64.0
My child feels safe at school. 92.8 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
90.4
79.2
Students (87%/17610 Returned) Parents (20%/3534 Returned) Staff (56%/2090 Returned)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
58.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
53.5 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
37.3
76
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
39286
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
3
Code Blue
183
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
178
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
17432
17422
3507 2079
2078
206017353 3392
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
School Safety Programs are listed separately for each school.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
419
Summary: County High Schools
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
17
4
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
28
19
46
2
1
10
7
6
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
4
1
320
1
20
4
1
Police Called
No Yes
103
17
2
1
1
21
18
55
10
1
15
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
7
3
59
3
Police Called
No Yes
1
11
36
16
53
3
78
17
* Duplicated Count of Students
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
14
1
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
1
4
4
7
5
15
6
215
79
14
Attack
9
140
52
102
19
158
294
79
291
95
12
DangerousSubstances
18
133
119
60
16
141
386
103
388
124
15
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
7
315
49
176
19
304
512
126
336
253
15
Fighting
12
351
52
110
49
338
589
158
163
60
5
Theft
5
141
15
65
5
133
223
56
161
34
5
Threat
5
113
30
91
11
111
195
42
57
12
3
Weapons
3
33
13
14
5
40
69
17
41
23
4
Other
1
37
7
18
2
37
64
15
Total Incidents
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
22674
21518
1448
2010
6361
9793
16640
5090
2417
10786
44192
9837
22551
21701
1551
2011
6393
9782
16128
5099
2315
11478
44252
10298
51.3
48.7
3.3
2010
14.4
22.2
37.7
11.5
5.5
24.4
22.3
51.0
49.0
3.5
2011
14.4
22.1
36.4
11.5
5.2
25.9
23.3
1211
538
47
2010
67
867
285
480
104
894
1749
480
1361
587
63
2011
60
965
336
494
115
988
1948
521
5.3
2.5
3.2
2010
1.1
8.8
1.7
9.3
4.3
8.2
3.9
4.9
6.0
2.7
4.0
2011
0.9
9.8
2.1
9.6
5.0
8.5
4.4
5.0
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
420
Summary: County High Schools
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
78.9
42.1
My child feels safe at school. 89.7 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
91.4
74.6
Students (72%/16826 Returned) Parents (17%/2569 Returned) Staff (52%/2604 Returned)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
42.9 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
46.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
29.9
51
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
26766
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
6
Code Blue
71
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
70
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
16676
16677
2534 2576
2575
250016628 2432
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
School Safety Programs are listed separately for each school.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Summary: County Special Schools
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
1
1
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
1
Police Called
No Yes
2
1
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
2
22
17
2
3
1
Police Called
No Yes
5
1
3
8
11
5
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
1
3
1
Police Called
No Yes
1
2
4
4
5
2
* Duplicated Count of Students
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
6
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
4
1
5
6
2
39
16
Attack
37
5
21
2
42
55
13
11
4
DangerousSubstances
8
1
3
1
8
15
6
53
12
3
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
42
18
1
55
65
20
22
6
1
Fighting
1
19
3
6
1
20
28
4
1
Theft
1
1
1
39
14
5
Threat
1
33
4
25
1
46
53
10
2
Weapons
1
1
1
1
2
9
Other
7
3
8
9
2
Total Incidents
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
591
231
27
2010
49
321
194
603
59
380
822
227
557
228
34
2011
45
307
201
602
59
375
785
196
71.9
28.1
3.3
2010
6.0
39.1
23.6
73.4
7.2
46.2
27.6
71.0
29.0
4.3
2011
5.7
39.1
25.6
76.7
7.5
47.8
25.0
102
39
4
2010
2
82
13
40
4
109
141
40
99
29
5
2011
2
74
11
50
3
96
128
36
16.6
13.4
8.3
2010
4.8
22.0
6.6
6.1
11.1
24.2
15.7
17.7
17.2
13.7
14.3
2011
4.8
23.1
5.0
8.9
12.0
24.6
16.2
19.6
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
422
Summary: County Special Schools
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
My child feels safe at school. This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
8
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
4010
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
4
Code Blue
38
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
36
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
School Safety Programs are listed separately for each school.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
Reporting a
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Summary: County Schools
2010–2011 Reported Serious Incidents
34
6
Computer Abuse
Crisis Center
Academic Dishonesty
Bus
Description
Alcohol
Arrest
Accident
Bomb
Bomb Threat
Arson
Bullying
3
2
7
1
1
1
Police Called
No Yes
71
26
52
8
2
26
2
8
11
Missing Child
Physical Assault/Attack
Disruptive Behavior
Medical Assistance
Description
Extortion
Fighting
Drugs
Gang-Related Incident/Crime
Hate Incident
Fire, Not Arson
Malfunction, Essential Equip.
29
1
3
804
25
61
12
8
Police Called
No Yes
138
1
30
2
1
5
42
66
95
32
1
116
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Other
Protective Services
Weapon
Description
Serious Injury
Sex Related
Robbery, Strong-Armed
Theft
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Suicide
Vandalism
2
22
12
2
212
9
Police Called
No Yes
1
20
61
47
100
13
232
2
74
* Duplicated Count of Students
2010–2011 Number of Out-of-School Suspension Incidents Related to School Safety*
56
6
2
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
ArsonFire
Explosives
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
5
23
13
17
7
34
62
19
756
181
51
Attack
29
460
155
413
86
583
937
242
346
130
14
DangerousSubstances
23
163
130
75
28
188
476
145
790
217
49
DisrespectInsubordination
Disruption
22
576
107
369
52
659
1007
253
752
471
38
Fighting
35
711
121
299
79
775
1223
317
190
78
6
Theft
8
165
22
75
12
162
268
66
367
91
19
Threat
14
255
71
205
21
299
458
99
121
25
6
Weapons
12
61
21
26
17
90
146
46
94
38
6
Other
6
67
20
42
7
80
132
32
Total Incidents
ESOL
FARMS
Special Education
Female
Two or More Races
Male
Black or African American
White
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
71679
67769
5864
2010
20165
29522
49894
16940
16865
41680
139448
33668
72621
69255
6181
2011
20512
30184
49635
17114
18009
44269
141876
35066
51.4
48.6
4.2
2010
14.5
21.2
35.8
12.1
12.1
29.9
24.1
51.2
48.8
4.4
2011
14.5
21.3
35.0
12.1
12.7
31.2
24.7
2536
915
117
2010
125
1693
543
1014
228
1976
3451
968
2680
1043
146
2011
142
1826
589
1097
262
2147
3723
1015
3.5
1.3
2.0
2010
0.6
5.7
1.1
6.3
1.4
4.7
2.5
2.9
3.7
1.5
2.4
2011
0.7
6.0
1.2
6.8
1.5
4.8
2.6
2.9
Out-of-School Suspension Rate**
All Students
Total Students Enrolled Percent Students Enrolled Number Students Suspended Percent Students Suspended
** Unduplicated Count of Students
424
Summary: County Schools
School Climate — From School Surveys of Environment 2010–2011****AgreeAgreeAgree
I feel safe at school.
My belongings are safe in this school.
83.9
60.0
My child feels safe at school. 95.0 This school is a safe place to work.
My personal belongings are safe in this school.
93.9
80.9
Students (80%/52407 Returned) Parents (24%/18057 Returned) Staff (56%/9846 Returned)
School Safety Programs
In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
39.0 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
53.3 In this school, students bullying other students is a problem.
30.5
391
Drills ConductedCode Red Fire/Evacuation
2031481
Code Blue
0
Safety Incidents Requiring Code StatusCode Red
32
Code Blue
436
2010–2011 Bullying Incidents***Number Reported
417
Number Confirmed
Valid NValid NValid N
51898
51848
17923 9791
9787
964251645 17405
**** Percentages based on valid responses.
School Safety Programs are listed separately for each school.
*** The number of reported bullying incidents may differ from the number of bullying incidents reported as a serious incident because an event is identified as a serious incident only if it results in or leads to the death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or conducting MCPS business; potential or actual disruption of the planned school day; or, any of the other criteria outlined in MCPS Regulation COB-RA, Serious Incident (see page 437). Additional information can be found in the glossary on page 427.
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SECTION VII
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
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GLOSSARY OF TERMS Out-of-School Suspension Categories
Term Definition Arson, Fire, Explosives
Arson/Fire (Suspension Code 501)—Attempting to set, aiding in setting, or setting fire to a building or other property. False Alarm/Bomb Threat (Suspension Code 502)—The conveyance of threats or false information concerning the placement of explosive or destructive substances; initiating a report warning of a fire or other catastrophe without cause in person or by phone; misuse of 911; discharging a fire extinguisher. Explosives (Suspension Code 503)—Possession, sale, distribution, detonation, or threat of detonation of an incendiary or explosive material or device including firecrackers, smoke bombs, flares or any combustible or explosive substance or combination of substances or articles, other than a firearm. See 18 U.S.C. §921.
Attack
Physical Attack—Teacher/Staff (Suspension Code 401)—Physically attacking an employee of the school system or other adult, including striking a staff member who is intervening in a fight or other disruptive activity. Physical Attack—Student (Suspension Code 402)—Physically pushing, hitting, or otherwise attacking another student. Serious Bodily Injury (Suspension Code 408)—IDEA at 20 U.S.C. § 1415 (k)(7)(D) references the definition for “serious bodily injury” from 18 U.S.C. § 1365 (h)(3) means bodily injury which involves (a) substantial risk of death; (b) extreme physical pain; (c) protracted and obvious disfigurement; or (d) protracted loss or impairment of a function of a bodily member, organ, or mental faculty. Sexual Assault (Suspension Code 601)—Physical sexual attack on school system staff member or another student.
Dangerous Substances
Alcohol (Suspension Code 201)—Possession, use, or showing evidence of use, sale, or distribution of any alcoholic substances. Inhalants (Suspension Code 202)—Possession, use, or showing evidence of use, sale, or distribution of any inhalants or other intoxicants. Drugs (Suspension Code 203)—Possession, use, or showing evidence of use, sale, or distribution of controlled dangerous substances, including prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines, look-alike drugs, and substances represented as controlled substances or drug paraphernalia (unless documentation on file that student may self-carry). Tobacco (Suspension Code 204)—Possession, use, sale, or distribution of tobacco or tobacco products.
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Term Definition Disrespect, Insubordination, Disruption
Disrespect (Suspension Code 701)—Inappropriate comments or physical gestures to teachers, staff members, or others. Insubordination (Suspension Code 702)—Refusing to follow directions of teachers, staff members, or administrators. Harassment (Suspension Code 703)—Intentional negative actions on the part of one or more students that cause discomfort with identity issues in regard to race, color, national origin, gender, disability, sexual orientation, religion, or other identifying characteristics, and that interfere with a student’s ability to participate in or benefit from the school’s educational programs. Classroom Disruption (Suspension Code 704)—Behavior that interferes with the learning of others in a classroom or other learning environment. Inciting/Participating in Disturbance (Suspension Code 705)—Preventing orderly conduct, or otherwise causing a disruption to the atmosphere of order and discipline in the school necessary for effective learning, other than classroom disruption. Sexual Harassment (Suspension Code 602)—Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and/or other inappropriate verbal, written, or physical conduct of a sexual nature, directed toward others.
Fighting
Fighting (Suspension Code 405)—A physical confrontation involving two or more students.
Theft
Theft (Suspension Code 803)—Taking or obtaining property of another without permission and/or knowledge of the owner.
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Term Definition Threat
Verbal or Physical Threat to Teacher, Staff Member, or Others (Suspension Code 403)—Threatening or aggressive language or gestures directed toward a staff member or anyone other than a student. Verbal or Physical Threat to Student (Suspension Code 404)—Threatening or aggressive language or gestures directed toward another student. Extortion (Suspension Code 406)—The process of obtaining property from another, with or without that person’s consent, by a wrongful use of force, fear, or threat. Bullying (Suspension Code 407)—Intentional conduct, including verbal, physical, or written conduct or an intentional electronic communication that creates a hostile educational environment by substantially interfering with a student’s educational benefits, opportunities, or performance, or with a student’s physical or psychological well-being and is:
o Motivated by an actual or perceived personal characteristic including race, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, ancestry, physical attributes, socioeconomic status, familial status, or physical or mental ability or disability; or,
o Threatening or seriously intimidating; and o Occurs on a school property, at a school activity or event, or on a school bus; or o Substantially disrupts the orderly operation of a school.
Weapons Firearms (Suspension Code 301)—Possession of a firearm as defined in 18 U.S.C. §921.
Examples include: handguns, rifles, shotguns, and bombs. Other Guns (Suspension Code 302)—Possession of any type of gun, other than a firearm, loaded or unloaded, operable or inoperable. This may include any object that is a look-alike of a gun or firearm (e.g., BB guns, pellet guns, water guns). Other Weapons (Suspension Code 303)—Possession of any implement that could cause or is intended to cause bodily harm, other than a firearm or other gun.
Other
Class Cutting (Suspension Code 101)—Unlawfully absent from a class or a school activity. Academic Dishonesty/Cheating (Suspension Code 801)—Academic dishonesty through cheating, copying, forging signature of teacher and/or parent, plagiarizing, or altering records, or assisting another in such actions. Refusal to Obey School Policies (Suspension Code 807)—Failure to comply with school rules, regulations, policies, and/or procedures, not otherwise defined in the suspension codes.
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Terms Related to Out-of-School Suspension Reporting
Term Definition Total Students Enrolled
This represents the number of students in each of the indicated categories.
Percent Students Enrolled
For the student groups, this indicates the percentage of students as compared with the total population of the school.
Number Students Suspended
This represents the number of students suspended in each student category. It is an unduplicated count of students, meaning a student is counted only once regardless of the number of times that student may be suspended.
Percent Students Suspended
For the student groups, this indicates the percentage of students suspended as compared to the population of the individual student group.
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Serious Incident Categories and Definitions
Term Definition Academic Dishonesty
The intentional misrepresentation of one’s work toward educational progress, which can include cheating or other forms of dishonesty. Plagiarism refers to the use of another's ideas, information, language, or writing, when done without proper acknowledgment of the original source.
Accident An unintentional incident that causes disruption in the school day.
Alcohol
Distribution—The distribution of the substance, the possession of the quantity of a substance in excess of that which would be reasonable for personal use, or the act of distribution of the substance to others. Possession—Having on one’s person the substance in question.
Arrest Action by the police to take a student into custody with the intent to press formal charges.
Arson Willful and malicious fire setting or the threat of same.
Bomb An explosive, incendiary, or toxic material combined with a delivery or detonating apparatus, or a device modified to do so, or a look-alike.
Bomb Threat The threat that an explosive device exists that would harm the functions of the school day. Bullying Intentional conduct, including verbal, physical, or written conduct or an intentional
electronic communication that creates a hostile educational environment by substantially interfering with a student’s educational benefits, opportunities, or performance, or with a student’s physical or psychological well-being and is:
o Motivated by an actual or perceived personal characteristic including race, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, ancestry, physical attributes, socioeconomic status, familial status, or physical or mental ability or disability; or,
o Threatening or seriously intimidating; and o Occurs on a school property, at a school activity or event, or on a school bus; or o Substantially disrupts the orderly operation of a school.
Bus Incident Any incident that occurs on a school bus and/or interferes with the route responsibilities.
Computer Abuse
The misuse of technology as outlined in MCPS Regulation IGT-RA, User Responsibilities for Computer Systems, Electronic Information, and Network Security.
Crisis Center An incident that requires reference of participant to the Crisis Center.
Disruptive Behavior
Behavior that interferes with the normal operation of the entire school.
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Term Definition Drugs
Distribution—The distribution of the substance, the possession of the quantity of a substance in excess of that which would be reasonable for personal use, or the act of distribution of the substance to others. Possession—Having on one’s person the substance in question. Paraphernalia—Having on one’s person or in a location used by the person those items that enable use of the controlled substance.
Extortion The use, or the express or implicit threat of the use, of violence or other criminal means to cause harm to a person, reputation, or property as a means to obtain something of value or to compel some action from someone else.
Fighting A physical conflict between two or more students.
Fire, Not Arson The existence, or evidence of prior existence, of fire on school property.
Gang-related Incident/Crime
Activity related to a formal or informal ongoing organization, association, or group of three or more persons who: (a) have a history of criminal street gang activity; (b) have a common name or common identifying signs, colors, or symbols; and (c) have members or associates who, individually or collectively, engage in or have engaged in a pattern of criminal activity.
Hate Incident
Crime—Identified and charged by the police with harassing a person or damaging property of a person because of race, color, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, or national origin. Graffiti—Defacement of property that denigrates on the basis of race, color, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, or national origin. Other—Activity other than crime or graffiti that denigrates on the basis of race, color, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, or national origin.
Malfunction, Essential Equipment
Any equipment disorder that interferes with the normal operation of the entire school.
Medical Assistance
Request for emergency services.
Missing Child Report of a student missing from expected attendance at school.
Physical Assault/Attack
An offensive and intentional touching or striking of a person against his or her will, intentionally causing bodily harm.
Protective Services
An incident that requires reference of student to Child Welfare Services.
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Term Definition Robbery, Strong-armed
The taking of property of another from his person or in his presence by force or reasonable fear of violence.
Serious Injury Physical injury that requires medical attention outside the school.
Sex Related
Assault—Charged by the police with actual or attempted sexual penetration against a person without consent. Harassment—The unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other inappropriate verbal, written, or physical conduct of a sexual nature. Rape – Engage in sexual intercourse with another by force or threat of force.
Suicide The act of intentionally taking one's own life.
Theft Dishonestly acquiring property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it.
Threat, Physical or Verbal
Expression of intent to damage or injure; intimidation.
Vandalism
Graffiti—Images or lettering scratched, scrawled, painted, or any form of marking on property that does not belong to the artist. Other—intentional abuse, damage or destruction of any portion of school facilities, furnishings, or property.
Weapon Implements that can cause bodily harm, and the term includes but is not limited to, knives, metal knuckles, nunchakus, guns, rifles, firearms, BB guns, paintball guns, pellet guns, and any object used as a weapon.
Weapon, Toy, Facsimile
Implements that are designed to resemble those items that can cause bodily harm.
Other Incidents not related to any of the other categories but are reported to the Office of School Performance.
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Terms Related to Bullying Incidents
Term Definition Bullying Intentional conduct, including verbal, physical, or written conduct or an intentional
electronic communication that creates a hostile educational environment by substantially interfering with a student’s educational benefits, opportunities, or performance, or with a student’s physical or psychological well-being and is:
o Motivated by an actual or perceived personal characteristic including race, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, ancestry, physical attributes, socioeconomic status, familial status, or physical or mental ability or disability; or,
o Threatening or seriously intimidating; and o Occurs on a school property, at a school activity or event, or on a school bus; or o Substantially disrupts the orderly operation of a school.
Number Reported
The number of reported bullying incidents represents the number of Bullying, Harassment or Intimidation reporting forms (MCPS Form 230-35) turned in for the current school year. State law requires that any person who reports bullying, harassment, or intimidation be given the opportunity to make a written report by filling out this form, but they are not required to do so. However, any report of bullying, harassment, or intimidation, either written or verbal, must be investigated by school administration. For more information, please see MCPS Regulation JHF-RA, Bullying, Harassment or Intimidation.
Number Confirmed
Number of reported bullying events deemed accurate upon investigation by school administrator.
Definition of Drills and Alerts
Term Definition Code Red Drill The planned practice of an alert status indicating imminent danger exists to all staff
members and students.
Code Blue Drill The planned practice of an alert status indicating that an emergency/crisis exists at or near an MCPS facility.
Fire/Evacuation Drill
The planned practice of an emergency route to be used in the event of fire or other situations that requires evacuation of the facility.
Code Red Incident
Actual incidents at a school or in a school’s community requiring staff members and students to remain within their classroom or within a secured area.
Code Blue Incident
Actual emergency/crisis at a school or in a school’s community requiring all students and staff members to be accounted for and under supervision.
SECTION VIII
REGULATION COB-RA, Reporting a Serious Incident
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COB-RA
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REGULATION MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Related Entries: ACF-RA, COB-EA, COC-RA, COE-RA, COE-EA, COE-EB, COF-RA, COG-RA, EBA-RA, EBH-RA, ECC-RA, EEA-RA, EKC-RA, Negotiated Agreement
Responsible Office: Deputy Superintendent of Schools
Reporting a Serious Incident I. PURPOSE
To establish procedures for reporting serious incidents to the appropriate administrative offices and to the public in order to provide for the health, safety, and security of MCPS students and employees
II. BACKGROUND
To ensure the protection of MCPS students and employees, all serious and unusual incidents must be reported to the appropriate MCPS office. All incidents involving personal injury and MCPS property damage must be reported to the immediate supervisor so that safety and/or legal measures may be applied as necessary.
The involvement of police and/or fire and rescue officials on MCPS sites to assist with a problem is always considered an unusual circumstance and must be reported to the appropriate MCPS office.
Employees are required to make reports to their immediate supervisors of assaults against them by non-school persons.
Teachers are required to report incidents in which force has been required to restrain a student.
III. DEFINITIONS
A. A serious or unusual incident is any incident that occurs on an MCPS site, or in connection with a school-related activity, that may be classified into the following categories and may include but not be limited to:
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1. Safety/Health
a) Any incident resulting in death or serious injury of any person on an MCPS site or while conducting MCPS business (See Regulation EBH-RA, Reporting Student Accidents. For information concerning reporting an accident involving a school bus, see Regulation EEA-RA, Transportation of Students.)
b) Bomb threats or explosive devices on MCPS sites (See Regulation
EKC-RA, Bomb Threats/Explosive Devices.) c) Fire (See Regulation EBA-RA, Fire Safety)
d) A request for emergency medical assistance e) Serious property damage that results in disruption of the school
day (See Regulation ECC-RA, Loss of MCPS Property.) f) Substantial or critical malfunction of essential equipment,
facilities, and/or services g) Serious abuse or assault (physical/sexual) of any person h) Serious abuse of any person that is based on sexual harassment,
race, religion, or ethnic background (i.e.; hate/violence incidents) (See Regulation ACF-RA, Sexual Harassment; and Policy ACA, Human Relations)
i) Weapons (See Regulation COE-RA, Weapons)
2. Security/Discipline
a) A request for police assistance
b) Behavior that results in potential or actual disruption of the planned school day
c) Portable Communication Devices (See Regulation COG-RA, Portable Communication Devices.)
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B. An MCPS Site is defined as any school or facility, including grounds owned or occupied by MCPS. The definition includes the location of an MCPS sponsored activity.
C. The principal/director refers to the administrator responsible for a school or
office as appropriate. D. Appropriate MCPS office means:
Office of School Performance when referring to regular school
Office of School Performance when referring to special education schools
Office of Special Education and Student Services when referring to
alternative programs
Office of the Chief Operating Officer when referring to all other locations or operations
IV. PROCEDURES
A. All serious and unusual incidents are to be reported immediately to the principal/director or designee.
B. If the incident involves a student, the principal will make every effort to first
notify the parent(s)/guardian(s) of the student before any other referral is made unless circumstances require an immediate action by police or other emergency officials to protect the health and safety of all persons involved. The principal/director or designee is responsible for determining the facts and assuring that the students/employees involved have an opportunity to give their input and description of the incident.
C. The principal/director or designee will be responsible for determining the
appropriate course of action including requests for outside (non-school) assistance in accordance with the comprehensive local crisis plans.
D. As soon as possible, the principal/director or designee will notify by telephone the
appropriate MCPS office. 1. In the case of sexual harassment, racial or hate/violence incidents, the
principal/director or designee will also immediately notify the Office of School Performance by telephone.
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2. Within 24 hours of the oral report, the principal/director or designee will report the incident in writing, using MCPS Form 270-3, Report of a Serious School Incident.
E. Whenever the principal/director or designee perceives that a serious incident
threatens the health, safety, or security of students or staff, or there is the likelihood of community concern about the incident, the principal/director or designee, in consultation with the appropriate MCPS office, may release information about the incident to parents, staff, and students, using the guidelines below.
1. The purpose of such a release is to provide all interested parties with
timely and accurate information and to solicit support for resolving the situation.
2. No information will be released that violates the confidentiality rights of
any person involved in the incident.
3. A release regarding a serious incident will contain the following elements:
a) The relevant facts of the incident, which may include the age, gender, and grade level of students and/or employee but must exclude any personally identifiable information
b) A description of the actions taken to resolve the problem
c) A statement of any support activities that parents and/or immediate
supervisors or others can provide (if appropriate)
4. A copy of the letter or other release documents will be attached to the written report, MCPS Form 270-3: Report of a Serious School Incident.
Regulation History: Formerly Regulation No. 285-9, November 19, 1976; revised January 31, 1992, revised November 4, 1996; revised July 20, 1998; revised September 24, 1999; updated office titles June 1, 2000; revised February 28, 2006.
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Argyle MS ........................................................... 270 Arcola ES ................................................................ 4 Ashburton ES .......................................................... 6 John T. Baker MS ............................................... 272 Benjamin Banneker MS ...................................... 274 Bannockburn ES ..................................................... 8 Lucy V. Barnsley ES ............................................. 10 Beall ES ................................................................ 12 Bel Pre ES ............................................................ 14 Bells Mill ES .......................................................... 16 Belmont ES ........................................................... 18 Bethesda ES ......................................................... 20 Bethesda-Chevy Chase HS ................................ 350 Beverly Farms ES ................................................. 22 Montgomery Blair HS .......................................... 352 James Hubert Blake HS ..................................... 354 Bradley Hills ES .................................................... 24 Briggs Chaney MS .............................................. 276 Broad Acres ES .................................................... 26 Brooke Grove ES .................................................. 28 Brookhaven ES ..................................................... 30 Brown Station ES .................................................. 32 Burning Tree ES ................................................... 34 Burnt Mills ES ....................................................... 36 Burtonsville ES ..................................................... 38 Cabin John MS ................................................... 278 Candlewood ES .................................................... 40 Cannon Road ES .................................................. 42 Carderock Springs ES .......................................... 44 Rachel Carson ES ................................................ 46 Cashell ES ............................................................ 48 Cedar Grove ES ................................................... 50 Chevy Chase ES .................................................. 52 Winston Churchill HS .......................................... 356 Clarksburg ES ....................................................... 54 Clarksburg HS .................................................... 358 Clearspring ES ...................................................... 56 Roberto W. Clemente MS ................................... 280 Clopper Mill ES ..................................................... 58 Cloverly ES ........................................................... 60 Cold Spring ES ..................................................... 62 College Gardens ES ............................................. 64 Cresthaven ES ...................................................... 66 Capt. James E. Daly ES ....................................... 68 Damascus ES ....................................................... 70 Damascus HS ..................................................... 360 Darnestown ES ..................................................... 72 Diamond ES .......................................................... 74 Dr. Charles R. Drew ES ........................................ 76
DuFief ES ............................................................. 78 East Silver Spring ES ........................................... 80 Eastern MS .........................................................282 Thomas Edison High School of Technology .......362 Albert Einstein HS ...............................................364 Fairland ES .......................................................... 82 Fallsmead ES ....................................................... 84 Farmland ES ........................................................ 86 William H. Farquhar MS ......................................284 Fields Road ES .................................................... 88 Flower Hill ES ...................................................... 90 Flower Valley ES .................................................. 92 Forest Knolls ES .................................................. 94 Forest Oak MS ....................................................286 Fox Chapel ES ..................................................... 96 Robert Frost MS ..................................................288 Gaithersburg ES .................................................. 98 Gaithersburg HS .................................................366 Gaithersburg MS .................................................290 Galway ES ..........................................................100 Garrett Park ES ...................................................102 Georgian Forest ES ............................................104 Germantown ES ..................................................106 William B. Gibbs, Jr. ES ......................................108 Glen Haven ES ...................................................110 Glenallan ES .......................................................112 Goshen ES ..........................................................114 Great Seneca Creek ES .....................................116 Greencastle ES ...................................................118 Greenwood ES ....................................................120 Harmony Hills ES ................................................122 Highland ES ........................................................124 Highland View ES ...............................................126 Herbert Hoover MS .............................................292 Jackson Road ES ...............................................128 Walter Johnson HS .............................................368 Jones Lane ES ....................................................130 Kemp Mill ES ......................................................132 John F. Kennedy HS ...........................................370 Kensington Parkwood ES ...................................134 Francis Scott Key MS .........................................294 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. MS ............................296 Kingsview MS .....................................................298 Lake Seneca ES .................................................136 Lakelands Park MS .............................................300 Lakewood ES ......................................................138 Laytonsville ES ...................................................140 Col. E. Brooke Lee MS .......................................302 Little Bennett ES .................................................142
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A. Mario Loiederman MS .................................... 304 Luxmanor ES ...................................................... 144 Col. Zadok Magruder HS .................................... 372 Thurgood Marshall ES ........................................ 146 Maryvale ES ....................................................... 148 Spark M. Matsunaga ES ..................................... 150 S. Christa McAuliffe ES ...................................... 152 Ronald McNair ES .............................................. 154 Meadow Hall ES ................................................. 156 Mill Creek Towne ES .......................................... 158 Monocacy ES ...................................................... 160 Richard Montgomery HS .................................... 374 Montgomery Knolls ES ....................................... 162 Montgomery Village MS ...................................... 306 Neelsville MS ...................................................... 308 New Hampshire Estates ES ............................... 164 Newport Mill MS .................................................. 310 Roscoe R. Nix ES ............................................... 166 North Bethesda MS ............................................ 312 North Chevy Chase ES ....................................... 168 Northwest HS ...................................................... 376 Northwood HS .................................................... 378 Oak View ES ....................................................... 170 Oakland Terrace ES ........................................... 172 Olney ES ............................................................. 174 William Tyler Page ES ........................................ 176 Paint Branch HS ................................................. 380 Parkland MS ....................................................... 314 Rosa M. Parks MS .............................................. 316 Pine Crest ES ..................................................... 178 Piney Branch ES ................................................. 180 John Poole MS ................................................... 318 Poolesville ES ..................................................... 182 Poolesville HS ..................................................... 382 Potomac ES ........................................................ 184 Thomas W. Pyle MS ........................................... 320 Quince Orchard HS ............................................ 384 Redland MS ........................................................ 322 Judith A. Resnik ES ............................................ 186 Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents
(RICA) ............................................................ 406 Dr. Sally K. Ride ES ............................................ 188 Ridgeview MS ..................................................... 324 Ritchie Park ES ................................................... 190 Rock Creek Forest ES ........................................ 192 Rock Creek Valley ES ........................................ 194 Rock Terrace School .......................................... 408 Rock View ES ..................................................... 196 Rockville HS ....................................................... 386
Lois P. Rockwell ES ............................................198 Rocky Hill MS ......................................................326 Rolling Terrace ES ..............................................200 Rosemary Hills ES ..............................................202 Rosemont ES ......................................................204 Carl Sandburg Learning Center ..........................410 Seneca Valley HS ...............................................388 Sequoyah ES ......................................................206 Seven Locks ES ..................................................208 Shady Grove MS .................................................328 Sherwood ES ......................................................210 Sherwood HS ......................................................390 Sargent Shriver ES .............................................212 Silver Spring International MS ............................330 Sligo Creek ES ....................................................214 Sligo MS ..............................................................332 Somerset ES .......................................................216 South Lake ES ....................................................218 Springbrook HS ...................................................392 Stedwick ES ........................................................220 Stone Mill ES ......................................................222 Stonegate ES ......................................................224 Strathmore ES ....................................................226 Strawberry Knoll ES ............................................228 Summit Hall ES ...................................................230 Takoma Park ES .................................................232 Takoma Park MS ................................................334 Tilden MS ............................................................336 Travilah ES .........................................................234 Twinbrook ES ......................................................236 Viers Mill ES ........................................................238 Washington Grove ES ........................................240 Waters Landing ES .............................................242 Watkins Mill ES ...................................................244 Watkins Mill HS ...................................................394 Wayside ES ........................................................246 Weller Road ES ..................................................248 Julius West MS ...................................................338 Westbrook ES .....................................................250 Westland MS .......................................................340 Westover ES .......................................................252 Wheaton HS ........................................................396 Wheaton Woods ES ............................................254 Whetstone ES .....................................................256 White Oak MS .....................................................342 Walt Whitman HS ................................................398 Earle B. Wood MS ..............................................344 Wood Acres ES ...................................................258 Woodfield ES ......................................................260
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Woodlin ES ......................................................... 262 Thomas S. Wootton HS ...................................... 400 Wyngate ES ........................................................ 264
