Kids do not come here, Parents don't send your kids here, first off the teachers don't seem to care…read moreabout the kid because they expect to know everything instantly, next up they also put underperforming or failing students who have very low grades in higher classes to make them "know everything" but it instead makes them frustrated or more if they already were and I don't blame them, also the good teachers seem to be leaving this school which is just terrible but don't blame them the kids in this school are absolutely idiotic and foolish they get mad over the simplest things ever, and they are hypocritical they say this school sucks even though they contributing to it by acting childish. Even though most of the reason why this school sucks is because of the kids just a lot the teachers also suck the academics are bad and I'm just sitting in class watching my classmates be disrespectful and me just wanting to learn and wanting to leave this school so badly, I hope I can switch schools one day so I never have to step a foot into this building ever again.

I recently graduated from this school after 7 years attending. The education and college…read morepreparation aspects are top tier. The student is held at a much higher standard, causing there to be many restrictions, even in the higher grades. Most teachers care not only about what they teach, but the students themselves. While this school excells in teaching work habits, it seems somewhat lacking in teaching social habits. You will most likely not have the same social-life experience that most high schools offer. Relationships between students seem strictly taboo similarly to relationships with coworkers. Despite this, I found my best friend here, and had a wonderful experience I will never forget. You will not regret going here in the slightest. ps give Mrs. Wilgenburg a raise she works too hard and bring Abbot and my boi Jeremy back thanks

Excellent School with a loving faculty who work closely with Parents. The school has a very large…read morecampus and grew significantly in the past year by over 80 students. I wish I lived closer so I could send my kids here.

'leanring' what else…read morecan be said about walter johnson that hasn't already been said? great school and a good class. learning. ask mr. griffiths about his time in morocco. enlighting. would recommend for people of all ages

Our child has been through the County school system and finishing off here. Overall experience has…read morebeen good.

I can't say enough good things about the staff at this school. All the teachers were fabulous. My…read moreson flourished here in the music program and has gone on to continue his passion. That passion nurtured by every single music teacher he encountered, Ms Benjamin, Ms Ashman, Mr Maybury. He got to experience a once in a life time trip to Peru guided by Ms Dillon and Mr Castro. Now my daughter is a student here. Once again the teachers have been supportive and caring. She is very shy and very withdrawn at the beginning of the year but with the help of Ms Paley and a theater class, she has emerged from her shell. And her love for art encouraged by Ms Ely has let her express herself. Her struggles with math almost broke her but the patience and encouragement she excelled with the help of Mr Snyder and Ms Rau. The email's I have gotten over the years praising for good work, and concerned with not so good work really has shown how caring the teachers are. I wouldn't have wanted them to be any please else.

My sisters and I went to this middle school. Although, they went when it was at the former…read morelocation. Generally, this middle school was okay and I went through it fine, but for some reason the culture there was a little trashy. I don't know. The high school(WJ) was significantly more classy and preppy, but this middle school was a little bit nasty. I liked the classes I took and all the electives I could take. It did prepare me for high school. At that time in the mid-90s, alternative rock music was famous and Friends was on TV. It was a good time in the US. We liked meeting other schoolmates in middle school and going through high school, but it got a bit dramatic and cliquey...as well there are some snobby people and you just had to sit through it all in high school because after all, you are not in private school!!

It is a wonderful school but the teachers are a little harsh about the phone policy. If a student…read morehas their phone in the back of their pocket they will call them out and usually confiscate the phone even if it is last bell. The teachers sometimes will turn a blind eye whether it be on purpose or not when fights break out. The teaching is also a bit strict but otherwise it's a great school.

Best school in the town! Great leadership, great staff, great students! Friendly front desk staff!…read moreFriendly atmosphere all around! People actually say hi to each other! And when you are the one to say hi first, they reply to you!!! Highly recommend this school to any parent who wants the best for their child and to any career seeker in public schools! Go bulldogs! I am a proud teacher and parent at Churchill!

My youngest received a Merit Award last night. The event consisted of middle school age children…read morefrom all over Montgomery County. The award ceremony took place at Winston Churchill HS. I truly believe any facility dedicated to the education of our future (our children) should be given five stars. I was a little perplexed about the size of the lockers. They look like they belonged in an elementary school. In this day and age where high schoolers are 10 feet tall, I don't think they should have to get on their knees to get in and out of their lockers. Maybe that is their exercise for the day. Who knows. The school was very clean and their trophy case was loaded. I would have taken a picture, however I hate to be in pictures (via reflective glass).

Worst staff ever. Very unprofessional. The only people that were helpful in the office was the…read morestudent helpers...

I attended the Montgomery County Council Inauguration here. The site was very well organized to…read morereceive guests on a school day. The Theater was a great room with nice acoustics. We parked at the Rockville Civic Center and took a shuttle bus to RHS.

Honestly not that inviting of an environment. I went there and got screamed at by a homeless person…read morecamped out on the bleachers.

My youngest received the President's Education Award Program award for Outstanding Academic…read moreAchievement at Richard Montgomery High School (RMHS) last night. RMHS is a pretty cool school. Looks like a mini neighborhood on the inside. Very modern inside. RMHS ranks top amongst secondary high schools in Montgomery County, Maryland as well as the rest of the nation. A little trivia about Richard Montgomery High School: * opened in 1892 as the first high school in Montgomery County, Maryland * part of the The International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program * named after American General Richard Montgomery * opened a new $71 million building in 2007 For more information about this school, please visit http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/schools/rmhs/aboutus.