<p>Hello. I'm currently a junior living in Maine. Within the next half year, my family is very likely to move to Washington D.C. Now I'm thinking, should I stay at my old high school or move and adjust to a brand new one for my senior year? I'm interested in attending UMaryland College Park...</p>
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<p>I suggest you go because a lot of schools in VA and MD are really good. Will you be living in a suburb of DC (in MD or NoVA) or will you live in the actual city? Also, stay away from Anacostia at all costs while there.</p>
<p>Go to DC then. Don't residents of DC get in state tuition at all state schools? Not sure if you would get that consideration from a Maine school.</p>
<p>If you absolutely love the school you are at now and can't bear to leave (I'm assuming it's a boarding school?), then stay. But if you'd like to be with your family, there's no real reason not to go. Plus, adjusting well to a new school probably looks good, because it shows you can adapt to different environments and still succeed. Plus, as GiggitusMaximus said, a lot of schools in the DC area have very strong reputations. </p>
<p>Good Luck! :)</p>
<p>Montgomery County Maryland has a lot of fantastic high schools. Here's a link to the curriculum website:</p>
<p>like everyone else said, there are definitely a lot of well-respected schools in the MD/DC area that send kids to top universities. </p>
<p>wait, are you living IN the city? or in the suburbs (hopefully Montgomery and not PG)?</p>
<p>Let me know if the school is Yorktown</p>