High School Enrollments

[TDHelmick]

For area schools of interest - Grades 9-12

LOCAL AREA
Hampshire - 818
Mountain Ridge - 751
Allegany - 737
Keyser - 672
Fort Hill - 662
Berkeley Springs - 621
Southern Garrett - 573
Moorefield - 499
Frankfort - 488
Northern Garrett - 448
Petersburg - 397
Paw Paw - 46

MARYLAND - (Washington County)
South Hagerstown - 1,417
North Hagerstown - 1,378
Williamsport - 966
Boonsboro - 834
Smithsburg - 735
Clear Spring - 455
Hancock - 136

MARYLAND - (Frederick County)
Urbana - 1,929
Thomas Johnson - 1,841
Tuscarora - 1,682
Frederick - 1,659
Linganore - 1,519
Oakdale - 1,465
Walkersville - 1,249
Middletown - 1,096
Brunswick - 848
Catoctin - 745

PENNSYLVANIA
Altoona - 2,228
Hollidaysburg - 1,075
Bedford - 538
Chestnut Ridge - 410
Meyersdale - 271
Berlin Brothersvalley - 209

WEST VIRGINIA
Morgantown - 1,859
Musselman - 1,756
Spring Mills - 1,483
Martinsburg - 1,471
Jefferson - 1,444
Hedgesville - 1,393
Washington - 1,329
Bridgeport - 851
Fairmont Senior - 809

 

[everyones-an-expert]

I wouldn’t have guessed Berlin only has 209 .
And a high school with only 46 students in grades 9-12, wow

 

[Tony54]

I wouldn’t have guessed Berlin only has 209 .
And a high school with only 46 students in grades 9-12, wow

That’s where all the sister jokes come from

 

[theprocessworks]

Probably the best female athlete in this area in the past 5 years is Kiera Booth. She just finished a 4 year career at Villanova in volleyball and was just offered to play Clemson for her 5th year. Kiera went to Berlin.

 

[4inarowtopthat]

For area schools of interest - Grades 9-12

LOCAL AREA
Hampshire - 818
Mountain Ridge - 751
Allegany - 737
Keyser - 672
Fort Hill - 662
Southern Garrett - 661
Berkeley Springs - 621
Moorefield - 499
Frankfort - 488
Northern Garrett - 448
Petersburg - 397
Paw Paw - 46

MARYLAND - (Washington County)
South Hagerstown - 1,417
North Hagerstown - 1,378
Williamsport - 966
Boonsboro - 834
Smithsburg - 735
Clear Spring - 455
Hancock - 136

MARYLAND - (Frederick County)
Urbana - 1,929
Thomas Johnson - 1,841
Tuscarora - 1,682
Frederick - 1,659
Linganore - 1,519
Oakdale - 1,465
Walkersville - 1,249
Middletown - 1,096
Brunswick - 848
Catoctin - 745

PENNSYLVANIA
Altoona - 2,228
Hollidaysburg - 1,075
Bedford - 538
Chestnut Ridge - 410
Meyersdale - 271
Berlin Brothersvalley - 209

WEST VIRGINIA
Morgantown - 1,859
Musselman - 1,756
Spring Mills - 1,483
Martinsburg - 1,471
Jefferson - 1,444
Hedgesville - 1,393
Washington - 1,329
Bridgeport - 851
Fairmont Senior - 809

Just looking at the future a teacher at FH told me that Washington Middle which is three grades has 600 students, as all four grades at FH has 662 it looks like there will be a nice little uptick in the enrollment over the next few years. Do you know if that's accurate?
Just another comment on crowds, I believe Martinsburg gas around 1500 students...at their state final game last weekend they had around 400 people there from what I hear. You can't say M'burg is an old dying community so I wonder what the heck is going on down there. They used to bring a really good crowd just to play FH, I'd say 1500 or so, maybe even 2000.

 

[OneRing]

Wow, both of the Hagerstown schools have as many students as Alco/FH combined.

 

[Waggle Pass]

Just looking at the future a teacher at FH told me that Washington Middle which is three grades has 600 students, as all four grades at FH has 662 it looks like there will be a nice little uptick in the enrollment over the next few years. Do you know if that's accurate?
Just another comment on crowds, I believe Martinsburg gas around 1500 students...at their state final game last weekend they had around 400 people there from what I hear. You can't say M'burg is an old dying community so I wonder what the heck is going on down there. They used to bring a really good crowd just to play FH, I'd say 1500 or so, maybe even 2000.

There has been talk all year on the WVA board about the small crowds for Martinsburg’s games. Puzzling, especially with Walker back.

 

[MCsoccerplex]

Just looking at the future a teacher at FH told me that Washington Middle which is three grades has 600 students, as all four grades at FH has 662 it looks like there will be a nice little uptick in the enrollment over the next few years. Do you know if that's accurate?
Just another comment on crowds, I believe Martinsburg gas around 1500 students...at their state final game last weekend they had around 400 people there from what I hear. You can't say M'burg is an old dying community so I wonder what the heck is going on down there. They used to bring a really good crowd just to play FH, I'd say 1500 or so, maybe even 2000.

There are currently 583 students at Washington Middle School scheduled to feed into Fort Hill.

Source: https://reportcard.msde.maryland.gov/Graphs/#/Demographics/Enrollment/3/17/6/01/0406/2023

There are currently 603 students at Braddock Middle School scheduled to feed into Allegany.

There are currently 425 students at Mount Savage Middle School and there are currently 232 students at Westmar Middle School for a total of 657 students feeding into Mountain Ridge.

While each comprehensive high school should grow in enrollment in the next few years, MR will still be the largest followed by Allegany, and FH will remain the smallest.

 

[PowerRamRight]

How do we track all the pretty girls coming out of Washington? Won't that have some impact on the Braddock to Alco numbers, yes?

 

[westernMD]

I wouldn’t have guessed Berlin only has 209 .
And a high school with only 46 students in grades 9-12, wow

Berlin beat FH in OT last night in boy's basketball so they do a lot with very little. Good coaching can overcome small numbers.

 

[otnorot]

Berlin lost to Imani Christian in the PA 1A final for the second year in a row. Last time a regular public school won the 1A boys basketball championship in Pennsylvania was 1996, all private schools and charter schools since then.

 

[Waggle Pass]

Berlin lost to Imani Christian in the PA 1A final for the second year in a row. Last time a regular public school won the 1A boys basketball championship in Pennsylvania was 1996, all private schools and charter schools since then.

Imani's coach is saying they will compete in 6A starting next season, PA's largest, saying they want to compete at the highest level. A year late for Berlin.

 

[cumbfanatic]

I think they lost 10 games on the season, they play some challenging competition throughout the year

 

[2With]

Allegany is over a 100 students bigger then fort hill?