2025_Pupil Yield Factors

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY

Planning Department

Pupil Yield Factors& Public School Clusters School Year 2025-2026 Update

Abstract Date

June 2026

Title

2025–2026 Pupil Yield Factors & Public School Clusters Report

Author

The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission

Subject

Pupil Yield Factors & Public School Clusters Report, Prince George’s County

Source of copies

Series number Number of pages

The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission 1616 McCormick Drive Largo, MD 20774 999262702 56

The Pupil Yield Factors and Public School Clusters Report updates the pupil yield factors that are used in the regulatory review of preliminary subdivision plans and for analyzing a proposed development’s impact on public school districts.

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PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY

Planning Department

Pupil Yield Factors& Public School Clusters 2025-2026 Update

June 2026 The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission Prince George’s County Planning Department 1616 McCormick Drive Largo, MD 20774 www.pgplanning.org

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The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission Artie L. Harris, Jr., Chair Vacant, Vice Chair Officers

William Spencer, Acting Executive Director Gavin Cohen, Secretary-Treasurer Debra S. Borden, Esq., General Counsel The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M‑NCPPC) is a bicounty agency, created by the General Assembly of Maryland in 1927. The Commission’s geographic authority extends to the great majority of Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties: the MarylandWashington Regional District (M‑NCPPC planning jurisdiction) comprises 1,001 square miles, while the Metropolitan District (parks) comprises 919 square miles, in the two counties.

The Commission has three major functions:

• The preparation, adoption, and, from time

to time, amendment or extension of the General Plan for the physical development of the Maryland-Washington Regional District.

• The acquisition, development, operation, and maintenance of a public park system.

• In Prince George’s County only, the operation of the entire county public recreation program.

The Commission operates in each county through a Planning Board appointed by and responsible to the County government. All local plans, recommendations on zoning amendments, administration of subdivision regulations, and general administration of parks are responsibilities of the Planning Boards.

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The Prince George’s County Planning Department:

• Our mission is to help preserve, protect

and manage the County’s resources by providing the highest quality planning services and growth management guidance, and by facilitating effective intergovernmental and citizen involvement through education and technical assistance.

• Our vision is to be a model planning department with responsive and respected staff who provide superior planning and technical services. Staff would also work cooperatively with decision makers, residents, and other agencies to continuously improve development quality and the environment as well as act as a catalyst for positive change.

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PLANNING BOARD

Vacant, Chair

Billy Okoye, Vice Chair

Manuel R. Geraldo, Esq.,

Brittany Jenkins

Lori Matthews

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PLANNING BOARD

Artie Harris, Chair

Josh Linden, Shawn Vice Chair Bartley

James Hedric

Mitra Pedoeem

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Prince George’s County Aisha N. Braveboy, County Executive

County Council

The County Council has three main responsibilities in the planning process: setting policy, plan approval, and plan implementation. Applicable policies are incorporated into area plans, functional plans, and the general plan. The Council, after holding a hearing on the plan adopted by the Planning Board, may approve the plan as adopted, approve the plan with amendments based on the public record, or disapprove the plan and return it to the Planning Board for revision. Implementation is primarily through adoption of the annual Capital Improvement Program, the annual Budget, the water and sewer plan, and adoption of zoning map amendments.

COUNCIL MEMBERS

Krystal Oriadha, Chair District 7

Eric C. Olson, Vice Chair District 3

Thomas E. Dernoga District 1

Wanika B. Fisher District 2

Timothy Adams District 4

Shayla Adams-Stafford District 5

Danielle Hunter District 6

Edward P. Burroughs III District 8

Sydney J. Harrison District 9

Jolene Ivey At-large

Wala Blegay At-large

Donna J. Brown, Clerk of the Council

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Table of Contents Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Part I. Pupil Yield Factors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Definition in Subdivision Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Methodology and Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Part II. Public School Clusters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Legislative Background . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Methodology for Cluster Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Enrollment and Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Cluster Area 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Cluster Area 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Cluster Area 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Cluster Area 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Cluster Area 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Cluster Area 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 School Overcrowding Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Appendix A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Appendix B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Acknowledgments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

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Introduction The Pupil Yield Factors and Public School Clusters Report updates the pupil yield factors that are used in the regulatory review of preliminary subdivision plans and for analyzing a proposed development’s impact on public school districts.

The full-time equivalent enrollment, state-rated capacity, and utilization rate for the 2025-2026 school year for individual elementary, middle, and high schools in their associated school clusters are presented in accompanying tables and maps.

Additionally, each year, the Prince George’s County Public School System (PGCPS) provides the September 30th enrollment and state-rated capacity for individual schools. The school enrollment data for the past six school years are tabulated in Table 1.

A cluster is a grouping of high schools.

There are a total of six (6) clusters in the County’s public school system (Map 1). The detailed September 30th, 2025, enrollment, state- rated capacity, and utilization rates are displayed in Appendix A.

Table 1. Student Enrollment, 2020 to 2025

School Year

Total Enrollment*

Annual Change

September 30, 2020

131,162

-

September 30, 2021

128,271

(2,891)

September 30, 2022

130,798

2,527

September 30, 2023

130,983

185

September 30, 2024

131,762

779

September 30, 2025

130,394

(1,368)

*: Adjusted for Half-Day Pre-Kindergarten. Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Map 1. Public School Clusters, 2025-2026 School Year Prince George’s County Howard

Legend Public High School High School Attendance Boundaries

Montgomery

Public School Cluster Areas

Laurel High

High Point High

1 2

1 Eleanor Roosevelt High Duval High

3 4

Northwestern High Parkdale High

5 6

Bladensburg High

2

Bowie High

Fairmont Heights High Charles H. Flowers High

DC

4

Central High

Arlington

3

Anne Arundel

Largo High

Suitland High

Potomac High

Alexandria

5 Oxon Hill High

Friendly High

Fairfax

Doctor Henry A. Wise, Jr. High

Crossland High

Frederick Douglass High

Surrattsville High

6 Gwynn Park High

Calvert

Charles 0

3.5

7

Miles

Map 1 Public School Clusters, 2025-2026 School Year Prince George's County

Source: Prince George’s County Public School System.

M-NCPPC

Summary: A Map showing the location of public school clusters and high school boundary areas in Prince George's County, Maryland in 2026. For any assistance with this map, please contact the Information Management Division at ppd-gis@ppd.mncppc.org or 301-952-3918.

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© M-NCPPC Prince George's County Planning Department Data Source: Prince George's County Public Schools Job #4683

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Part I. Pupil Yield Factors Definition in Subdivision Regulations

Methodology for Pupil Yield Calculation

The term “pupil yield factor” is defined as: “The estimated number of elementary, middle, and high school students per housing unit, as determined by the Planning Director, from information provided by the Superintendent of the Prince George’s County Public Schools” (Prince George’s County’s Subdivision Regulations, Section 24-2300).

Every year, PGCPS geocodes student addresses at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. To determine a proposed development’s impact on its respective elementary, middle, and high schools, the Planning Department derives the pupil yield factors by spatially joining geocoded student addresses with existing housing units by housing type in the Department’s PropertyInfo database using GIS software (ArcGIS Pro).

PropertyInfo is based off on the Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT) data relating to property boundaries to represent land use and ownership information in the County.

In Prince George’s County, the computation of pupil yield is a crucial part of the subdivision review process. The Planning Department staff reviews a proposed preliminary subdivision plan and multiplies the pupil yield factor by the number of housing units by type at various school levels. This calculation determines the projected number of elementary, middle, and high school students that would be generated by a proposed preliminary subdivision plan within its respective school districts.

The Planning Department’s pupil yield factors are used for development review purposes rather than for the County’s Public Schools enrollment projections. PGCPS updates enrollment projections yearly and includes them in the Annual Educational Facilities Master Plan, as required by the Maryland Department of Planning.

By spatially joining geocoded student addresses to PropertyInfo, the Planning Department staff is able to account for a housing unit that may have more than one student in the same school or at different school levels. The total number of the housing units is then aggregated by housing type. The housing types include single-family detached, single-family attached (including townhouses), and multifamily.

Based on the geocoded student addresses from the September 30th, 2025 enrollment, the Planning Department staff calculates the 2025 pupil yield factors as presented in Table 2. The pupil yield factor is obtained using the following formula:

TABLE 2 FORMULA Sum of geocoded student addresses by school type by housing type

Total housing units by housing type

Table 2. Pupil Yield Factors, 2025

Housing Unit Type

Elementary

Single-Family Detached (SFD) Single-Family Attached (SFA) Multifamily (MF)

0.191 0.130 0.150

School Level Middle

High

0.093 0.063 0.068

0.129 0.092 0.087

Source: Prince George’s County Planning Department.

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Table 3 presents hypothetical pupil yields by school type. This example demonstrates the method for calculating the number of students projected from a proposed 300-unit

development consisting of 100 single family detached units, 100 single family attached units, and 100 multifamily housing units. The formula is expressed as follows:

TABLE 3 FORMULA The number of proposed housing units by housing type

Pupil yield factor by school type by housing type

Pupil yields (or students) generated by a proposed preliminary subdivision at all three levels of schools

Table 3. Calculating Pupil Yields/Student Generation Rates, 2025

Housing Unit Type

Number of Elementary Housing Pupil Units Factors Yield

School Level Middle

High

Factors

Pupil Yield

Factors

Pupil Yield

Total Pupil Yield

Single-Family Detached (SFD)

100

0.191

19.1

0.093

9.3

0.129

12.9

41.4

Single-Family Attached (SFA)

100

0.130

13.0

0.063

6.3

0.092

9.2

28.5

Multifamily (MF)

100

0.150

15.0

0.068

6.8

0.087

8.7

30.4

Source: Prince George’s County Planning Department.

Part II. Public School Clusters Legislative Background On October 23, 2018, Prince George’s County Council adopted CR-015-2018 (DR-3) and amendments were adopted in CR-0882021. The new Subdivision Regulations aim to streamline procedures and encourage appropriate input into the subdivision review process. The effective date of these Regulations was April 1, 2022. Under the general requirements of the Regulations, the Director of Prince George’s County Planning Department is given the responsibility to evaluate school capacity at the time when a preliminary subdivision plan is proposed.

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Part II. Public School Clusters

Section 24-4510 - Schools Adequacy of the Adopted Subdivision Regulations retains the requirements for the adequacy determination to utilize the school clusters to gauge the impact of a proposed preliminary subdivision on public schools. “The number of students generated by the proposed subdivision at each stage of development will not exceed 105 percent of the state rated capacity, as adjusted by the School Regulations, of the affected elementary, middle, and high school clusters” (Zoning Ordinance, Subdivision Regulations, & Landscape Manual (effective April 1, 2022). The utilization rate is expressed as the percentage of adjusted fulltime enrollment (or full-time equivalent) divided by the state rated capacity for the same school year.

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Methodology for Cluster Updates The school clusters are based on the PGCPS’ feeder system for the current school year. The feeder system is a matrix developed by the PGCPS staff. It is intended to provide students and parents with the flow of schools that a student will attend as they move from one type to the next (i.e., from an elementary to middle school, or from a middle to high school). This will allow groups of students to stay together as much as possible.

It is important to note that students from the same elementary school may transition to different middle schools. Similarly, students from the same middle school may move on to different high schools. This is a common occurrence in Prince George’s County and other counties in Maryland, such as neighboring Howard County.

To update the public school clusters, the Planning Department staff used the PGCPS School Year 2025-2026 feeder patterns, which include six groupings of high schools and their associated feeder middle and elementary schools (Map 1).

Enrollment and Capacity This section displays the September 30th, 2025 adjusted full-time enrollment (“enrollment”), state-rated capacity, and utilization rate by school in each cluster. Four different types of tables are grouped together for each of the six clusters. The tables numbered 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, or 24 stipulate the feeder pattern of the high, middle, and elementary schools. The next three tables, associated with the preceding table, provide the aforementioned enrollment, capacity, and utilization rate for each elementary, middle, and high school in each cluster. Additionally, an academy includes pre-K or K through the 8th grade.

Not all public schools are included in these tables. Language immersion schools, art schools, gifted & talented schools, or regional schools that do not have neighborhood attendance areas are neither included in the calculation of cluster area utilizations nor in the PGCPS’ feeder system because these schools generally draw their enrollment from a wide geographic area.

In addition, in the 2025-2026 school year, there still is no state rated capacity for Adelphi Elementary School, Templeton Elementary School, or Woodmore Elementary School. The 2024-2025 Report provides detailed information on those three schools.

The replacement of Templeton Elementary School, a major initiative under Blueprint Schools Phase II1, is currently underway.

The old school building has already been demolished, and the new facility is projected to be completed in 20272.

Furthermore, Concord Elementary School and Rose Valley Elementary School were closed after the school year 2023 to 2024 and are no longer instructional facilities. Crossland High School is now a Career and Technical Education (CTE) Hub for the south county and no longer serves as a comprehensive high school.

“Students will still have the option to attend Crossland but must apply to a Career and Technical program.”3

1 https://www.pgcps.org/offices/capital-programs/newsletters/templeton-elementary-town-hall-exciting-updates-onconstruction-and-design 2 https://www.pgcps.org/offices/capital-programs/projects/templeton 3 https://www.washingtoninformer.com/prince-georges-school-construction-safety/

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Table 4. Cluster Area 1 Schools Feeder Pattern HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Charles Carroll Middle

12%

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

DuVal High Carrollton Elementary

Kenmoor Middle

Thomas Johnson Middle

100%

Glenridge Elementary

77%

Lamont Elementary

100%

Robert Frost Elementary

100%

Dodge Park Elementary

100%

Judge Sylvania W. Woods, Sr. Elementary

52%

William Paca Elementary

100%

Catherine T. Reed Elementary

100%

Gaywood Elementary

100%

Glenn Dale Elementary

100%

James McHenry Elementary

100%

Seabrook Elementary

100%

Woodmore Elementary

41%

43%

100%

Eleanor Roosevelt High Greenbelt Middle

85% Berwyn Heights Elementary

72%

Greenbelt Elementary

100%

Magnolia Elementary

100%

Springhill Lake Elementary

100%

Deerfield Run Elementary

100%

James H. Harrison Elementary

100%

Laurel Elementary

100%

Montpelier Elementary

100%

Oaklands Elementary

100%

Scotchtown Hills Elementary

54%

Bond Mill Elementary

100%

Scotchtown Hills Elementary

46%

Vansville Elementary

100%

Laurel High Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle

Martin Luther King Jr. Middle

100%

76%

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools

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Table 5. Cluster Area 1 Elementary Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Berwyn Heights Elementary

414

429

96.5%

Bond Mill Elementary

451

479

94.2%

Carrollton Elementary

540

559

96.6%

Catherine T. Reed Elementary

428

457

93.7%

Deerfield Run Elementary

476

570

83.5%

Dodge Park Elementary

474

511

92.8%

Gaywood Elementary

500

450

111.1%

Glenn Dale Elementary

506

404

125.2%

Glenridge Elementary

739

828

89.3%

Greenbelt Elementary

505

565

89.4%

James H. Harrison Elementary

319

354

90.1%

James McHenry Elementary

577

537

107.4%

Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr. Elem

534

719

74.3%

Lamont Elementary

450

503

89.5%

Laurel Elementary

424

493

86.0%

Magnolia Elementary

456

449

101.6%

Montpelier Elementary

555

609

91.1%

Oaklands Elementary

478

408

117.2%

Robert Frost Elementary

234

309

75.7%

Scotchtown Hills Elementary

611

625

97.8%

Seabrook Elementary

394

409

96.3%

Springhill Lake Elementary

803

605

132.7%

Vansville Elementary

644

836

77.0%

William Paca Elementary

560

601

93.2%

Woodmore Elementary

420

NA

NA

12,072

12,709

95.0%

Elementary Schools

Total Cluster Area 1 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools

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Table 6. Cluster Area 1 Middle Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Charles Carroll Middle

841

817

102.9%

Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle

1,044

1,049

99.5%

Greenbelt Middle

1,310

1,101

119.0%

Kenmoor Middle

1,034

1,190

86.9%

Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle

589

850

69.3%

Thomas Johnson Middle

1,142

1,030

110.9%

Total Cluster Area 1

5,960

6,037

98.7%

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

DuVal High School

2,603

2,258

115.3%

Eleanor Roosevelt High

2,507

2,096

119.6%

Laurel High

2,105

1,867

112.7%

7,215

6,221

116.0%

Middle Schools

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools

Table 7. Cluster Area 1 High Schools

High Schools

Total Cluster Area 1 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools

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Table 8. Cluster Area 2 Schools Feeder Pattern HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Bladensburg High Ellen Ochoa Middle

Hyattsville Middle

William Wirt Middle

55% Beacon Heights Elementary

100%

Bladensburg Elementary

51%

Cooper Lane Elementary

100%

Gladys Noon Spellman Elementary

100%

Glenridge Elementary

23%

Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr. Elem

48%

Woodridge Elementary

100%

Chillum Elementary

100%

Hyattsville Elementary

100%

Mt Rainier Elementary

100%

16%

Riverdale Elementary

82%

Thomas S. Stone Elementary

100%

University Park Elementary

100%

Berwyn Heights Elementary

28%

78% Bladensburg Elementary

49%

Port Towns Elementary

100%

Riverdale Elementary

18%

Rogers Heights Elementary

100%

Templeton Elementary

100%

Beltsville Academy*

100%

Calverton Elementary

100%

Cherokee Lane Elementary

100%

Hollywood Elementary

100%

High Point High Beltsville Academy* Buck Lodge Middle

Martin Luther King Jr Middle

100% 85%

Mary Harris "Mother" Jones Elem

60%

Paint Branch Elementary

100%

Bond Mill Elementary

100%

24% Scotchtown Hills Elementary

46%

Vansville Elementary

100%

S*: Pre-K or K through 8th.

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 8. Cluster Area 2 Schools Feeder Pattern (continued) HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Nicholas Orem Middle

22%

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

High Point High (continued)

Sonia Sotomayor Middle at Adelphi

Edward M Felegy Elementary

100%

Lewisdale Elementary

100%

Ridgecrest Elementary

84%

Rosa L Parks Elementary

100%

Adelphi Elementary

100%

Carole Highlands Elementary

100%

Cool Spring Elementary

100%

Langley- Pk McCormick Elementary

100%

Mary Harris "Mother" Jones Elem

40%

Ridgecrest Elementary

16%

Calverton Elementary

100%

Cherokee Lane Elementary

100%

Hollywood Elementary

100%

100%

Northwestern High Buck Lodge Middle

Hyattsville Middle

Nicholas Orem Middle

0.20%

Mary Harris "Mother" Jones Elem.

60%

Paint Branch Elementary

100%

Chillum Elementary

100%

Hyattsville Elementary

100%

Mt Rainier Elementary

100%

Riverdale Elementary

82%

Thomas S Stone Elementary

100%

University Park Elementary

100%

Edward M. Felegy Elementary

100%

Lewisdale Elementary

100%

Ridgecrest Elementary

84%

Rosa L Parks Elementary

100%

79%

78%

S*: Pre-K or K through 8th.

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 8. Cluster Area 2 Schools Feeder Pattern (continued) HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Parkdale High Buck Lodge Middle

Charles Carroll Middle

Ellen Ochoa Middle

Greenbelt Middle

Hyattsville Middle

William Wirt Middle

15% Calverton Elementary

100%

Cherokee Lane Elementary

100%

Hollywood Elementary

100%

Mary Harris "Mother" Jones Elem

60%

Paint Branch Elementary

100%

Carrollton Elementary

100%

Glenridge Elementary

77%

Lamont Elementary

100%

Robert Frost Elementary

100%

Beacon Heights Elementary

100%

Bladensburg Elementary

51%

Cooper Lane Elementary

100%

Gladys Noon Spellman Elementary

100%

Glenridge Elementary

23%

Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr. Elem

48%

Woodridge Elementary

100%

88%

45%

15% Berwyn Heights Elementary

72%

Greenbelt Elementary

100%

Magnolia Elementary

100%

Springhill Lake Elementary

100%

Chillum Elementary

100%

Hyattsville Elementary

100%

Mt. Rainier Elementary

100%

Riverdale Elementary

82%

Thomas S Stone Elementary

100%

University Park Elementary

100%

Berwyn Heights Elementary

28%

4%

22% Bladensburg Elementary

49%

Port Towns Elementary

100%

Riverdale Elementary

18%

Rogers Heights Elementary

100%

Templeton Elementary

100%

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 9. Cluster Area 2 Elementary Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Adelphi Elementary

548

NA

NA

Beacon Heights Elementary

295

362

81.5%

Beltsville Academy

1,067

848

125.8%

Berwyn Heights Elementary

414

429

96.5%

Bladensburg Elementary

712

698

102.0%

Bond Mill Elementary

451

479

94.2%

Calverton Elementary

753

589

127.8%

Carole Highlands Elementary

470

535

87.9%

Carrollton Elementary

540

559

96.6%

Cherokee Lane Elementary

909

822

110.6%

Chillum Elementary

298

335

89.0%

Cool Spring Elementary

406

535

75.9%

Cooper Lane Elementary

387

494

78.3%

Edward M Felegy Elementary

645

879

73.4%

Gladys Noon Spellman Elementary

475

564

84.2%

Glenridge Elementary

739

828

89.3%

Greenbelt Elementary

505

565

89.4%

Hollywood Elementary

297

339

87.6%

Hyattsville Elementary

398

406

98.0%

Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr. Elem

534

719

74.3%

Lamont Elementary

450

503

89.5%

Langley- Pk McCormick Elementary

639

486

131.5%

Lewisdale Elementary

526

471

111.7%

Magnolia Elementary

456

449

101.6%

Mary Harris "Mother" Jones Elem

705

769

91.7%

Elementary Schools

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September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Mt Rainier Elementary

293

406

72.2%

Paint Branch Elementary

544

435

125.1%

Port Towns Elementary

723

809

89.4%

Ridgecrest Elementary

586

693

84.6%

Riverdale Elementary

562

563

99.8%

Robert Frost Elementary

234

309

75.7%

Rogers Heights Elementary

423

610

69.3%

Rosa L Parks Elementary

596

615

96.9%

Scotchtown Hills Elementary

611

625

97.8%

Springhill Lake Elementary

803

605

132.7%

Templeton Elementary

562

NA

NA

Thomas S Stone Elementary

540

638

84.6%

University Park Elementary

540

565

95.6%

Vansville Elementary

644

836

77.0%

Woodridge Elementary

299

337

88.7%

21,579

21,709

99.4%

Elementary Schools

Total Cluster Area 2 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools Academy: Pre-K or K through 8th..

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Table 10. Cluster Area 2 Middle Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Buck Lodge Middle

1,153

1,017

113.4%

Charles Carroll Middle

841

817

102.9%

Ellen Ochoa Middle

1,122

1,200

93.5%

Greenbelt Middle

1,310

1,101

119.0%

Hyattsville Middle

1,406

1,198

117.4%

Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle

589

850

69.3%

Nicholas Orem Middle

938

829

113.1%

Sonia Sotomayor Middle at Adelphi

1,097

1,187

92.4%

William Wirt Middle

1,102

1,198

92.0%

9,558

9,397

101.7%

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Bladensburg High

2,053

1,785

115.0%

High Point High

2,865

2,081

137.7%

Northwestern High

2,255

2,340

96.4%

Parkdale High

2,523

2,288

110.3%

9,696

8,494

114.2%

Middle Schools

Total Cluster Area 2 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Table 11. Cluster Area 2 High Schools

High Schools

Total Cluster Area 2 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Cluster Area

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Table 12. Cluster Area 3 Schools Feeder Pattern HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

G. James Gholson Middle

32%

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Central High

Walker Mill Middle

William W. Hall Academy*

Columbia Park Elementary

100%

Cora L. Rice Elementary

100%

Highland Park Elementary

100%

Robert R. Gray Elementary

100%

Capitol Heights Elementary

100%

Carmody Hills Elementary

100%

Doswell E. Brooks Elementary

100%

John H Bayne Elementary

100%

North Forestville Elementary

100%

Seat Pleasant Elementary

100%

William W. Hall Academy*

100%

Columbia Park Elementary

100%

Cora L. Rice Elementary

100%

Highland Park Elementary

100%

Robert R. Gray Elementary

100%

Dodge Park Elementary

100%

40%

27%

Fairmont Heights High G. James Gholson Middle

Kenmoor Middle

Walker Mill Middle

66%

8% Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr. Elem

52%

William Paca Elementary

100%

Capitol Heights Elementary

100%

Carmody Hills Elementary

100%

Doswell E Brooks Elementary

100%

John H. Bayne Elementary

100%

North Forestville Elementary

100%

Seat Pleasant Elementary

100%

17%

S*: Pre-K or K through 8th.

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Table 12. Cluster Area 3 Schools Feeder Pattern (continued) HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Andrew Jackson Academy*

89%

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Suitland High

Drew-Freeman Middle

Samuel P. Massie Academy* Walker Mill Middle

William W. Hall Academy*

Andrew Jackson Academy*

100%

Bradbury Heights Elementary

100%

District Heights Elementary

100%

Francis Scott Key Elementary

100%

Longfields Elementary

100%

Suitland Elementary

100%

William Beanes Elementary

100%

Samuel P. Massie Academy*

100%

Capitol Heights Elementary

100%

Carmody Hills Elementary

100%

Doswell E Brooks Elementary

100%

John H Bayne Elementary

100%

North Forestville Elementary

100%

Seat Pleasant Elementary

100%

William W. Hall Academy*

100%

86%

100% 20%

73%

S*: Pre-K or K through 8th.

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 13. Cluster Area 3 Elementary Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Andrew Jackson Academy

447

793

56.4%

Bradbury Heights Elementary

373

782

47.7%

Capitol Heights Elementary

282

363

77.7%

Carmody Hills Elementary

392

451

86.9%

Columbia Park Elementary

430

515

83.5%

Cora L. Rice Elementary

497

655

75.9%

District Heights Elementary

396

515

76.9%

Dodge Park Elementary

474

511

92.8%

Doswell E. Brooks Elementary

301

515

58.4%

Francis Scott Key Elementary

450

521

86.4%

Highland Park Elementary

226

574

39.4%

John H Bayne Elementary

334

542

61.6%

Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr. Elem.

534

719

74.3%

Longfields Elementary

238

474

50.2%

North Forestville Elementary

257

474

54.2%

Robert R. Gray Elementary

387

553

70.0%

Samuel P. Massie Academy

443

769

57.6%

Seat Pleasant Elementary

271

354

76.6%

Suitland Elementary

525

567

92.6%

William Beanes Elementary

433

560

77.3%

William Paca Elementary

560

601

93.2%

William W. Hall Academy

456

709

64.3%

Total Cluster Area 3

8,706

12,517

69.6%

Elementary Schools

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Academy: Pre-K or K through 8th.

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Table 14. Cluster Area 3 Middle Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Drew-Freeman Middle

1,046

1,198

87.3%

G. James Gholson Middle

565

870

64.9%

Kenmoor Middle

1,034

1,190

86.9%

Walker Mill Middle

1,050

1,187

88.5%

3,695

4,445

83.1%

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Central High

691

1,143

60.5%

Fairmont Heights High

1,105

1,123

98.4%

Suitland High

1,801

2,000

90.1%

3,597

4,266

84.3%

Middle Schools

Total Cluster Area 3 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Table 15. Cluster Area 3 High Schools

High Schools

Total Cluster Area 3 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 16. Cluster Area 4 Schools Feeder Pattern HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Benjamin Tasker Middle

100%

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Bowie High

Samuel Ogle Middle

Kenilworth Elementary

100%

Northview Elementary

100%

Pointer Ridge Elementary

100%

Tulip Grove Elementary

100%

Woodmore Elementary

42%

High Bridge Elementary

100%

Rockledge Elementary

100%

Whitehall Elementary

100%

Yorktown Elementary

100%

Ardmore Elementary

100%

Kingsford Elementary

100%

Lake Arbor Elementary

100%

Woodmore Elementary

18%

Columbia Park Elementary

100%

Cora L. Rice Elementary

100%

Highland Park Elementary

100%

Robert R. Gray Elementary

100%

Dodge Park Elementary

100%

Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr. Elementary

52%

William Paca Elementary

100%

100%

Charles Herbert Flowers High Ernest Everett Just Middle

G. James Gholson Middle

Kenmoor Middle

89%

2%

49%

Dr Henry A. Wise, Jr. High Andrew Jackson Academy*

11% Andrew Jackson Academy *

Drew-Freeman Middle

Gwynn Park Middle

14% Bradbury Heights Elementary

100%

District Heights Elementary

100%

Francis Scott Key Elementary

100%

Longfields Elementary

100%

Suitland Elementary

100%

William Beanes Elementary

100%

Baden Elementary

100%

Brandywine Elementary

100%

Marlton Elementary

100%

Mattaponi Elementary

100%

Rosaryville Elementary

34%

4%

S*: Pre-K or K through 8th.

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 16. Cluster Area 4 Schools Feeder Pattern (continued) HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Dr Henry A. Wise, Jr. High (contiued) James Madison Middle

Kettering Middle

Stephen Decatur Middle

Walker Mill Middle

79% Barack Obama Elementary

100%

Melwood Elementary

100%

Patuxent Elementary

100%

Rosaryville Elementary

66%

Arrowhead Elementary

100%

Kettering Elementary

100%

Perrywood Elementary

100%

Clinton Grove Elementary

100%

Francis T Evans Elementary

100%

James Ryder Randall Elementary

100%

Waldon Woods Elementary

100%

Capitol Heights Elementary

100%

Carmody Hills Elementary

100%

Doswell E Brooks Elementary

100%

John H Bayne Elementary

100%

North Forestville Elementary

100%

Seat Pleasant Elementary

100%

Ardmore Elementary

100%

Kingsford Elementary

100%

Lake Arbor Elementary

100%

Woodmore Elementary

18%

Arrowhead Elementary

100%

Kettering Elementary

100%

Perrywood Elementary

100%

Capitol Heights Elementary

100%

Carmody Hills Elementary

100%

Doswell E Brooks Elementary

100%

John H Bayne Elementary

100%

North Forestville Elementary

100%

Seat Pleasant Elementary

100%

22%

24%

12%

Largo High Ernest Everett Just Middle

Kettering Middle

Walker Mill Middle

11%

78%

11%

S*: Pre-K or K through 8th.

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 17. Cluster Area 4 Elementary Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Andrew Jackson Academy

447

793

56.4%

Ardmore Elementary

479

445

107.6%

Arrowhead Elementary

381

542

70.3%

Baden Elementary

266

337

78.9%

Barack Obama Elementary

622

834

74.6%

Bradbury Heights Elementary

373

782

47.7%

Brandywine Elementary

525

477

110.1%

Capitol Heights Elementary

282

363

77.7%

Carmody Hills Elementary

392

451

86.9%

Clinton Grove Elementary

317

429

73.9%

Columbia Park Elementary

430

515

83.5%

Cora L Rice Elementary

497

655

75.9%

District Heights Elementary

396

515

76.9%

Dodge Park Elementary

474

511

92.8%

Doswell E Brooks Elementary

301

515

58.4%

Francis Scott Key Elementary

450

521

86.4%

Francis T Evans Elementary

410

454

90.3%

High Bridge Elementary

408

425

96.0%

Highland Park Elementary

226

574

39.4%

James Ryder Randall Elementary

297

441

67.3%

John H Bayne Elementary

334

542

61.6%

Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr. Elementary

534

719

74.3%

Kenilworth Elementary

335

448

74.8%

Kettering Elementary

422

589

71.6%

Kingsford Elementary

444

699

63.5%

Lake Arbor Elementary

625

635

98.4%

Longfields Elementary

238

474

50.2%

Marlton Elementary

310

489

63.4%

Mattaponi Elementary

400

458

87.3%

Melwood Elementary

543

633

85.8%

North Forestville Elementary

257

474

54.2%

Northview Elementary

544

797

68.3%

Patuxent Elementary

292

451

64.7%

Perrywood Elementary

492

800

61.5%

Pointer Ridge Elementary

483

596

81.0%

Robert R Gray Elementary

387

553

70.0%

Rockledge Elementary

317

454

69.8%

Elementary Schools

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Table 17. Cluster Area 4 Elementary Schools (continued)

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Rosaryville Elementary

507

783

64.8%

Seat Pleasant Elementary

271

354

76.6%

Suitland Elementary

525

567

92.6%

Tulip Grove Elementary

451

457

98.7%

Waldon Woods Elementary

532

568

93.7%

Whitehall Elementary

472

411

114.8%

William Beanes Elementary

433

560

77.3%

William Paca Elementary

560

601

93.2%

Yorktown Elementary

398

457

87.1%

19,079

25,148

75.9%

Elementary Schools

Total Cluster Area 4 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Academy: Pre-K or K through 8th.

Table 18. Cluster Area 4 Middle Schools

Benjamin Tasker Middle

September 30, 2025 Enrollment 1,122

State Rated Capacity 1,040

Building Utilization 107.9%

Drew-Freeman Middle

1,046

1,198

87.3%

Ernest Everett Just Middle

735

824

89.2%

G. James Gholson Middle

565

870

64.9%

Gwynn Park Middle

725

765

94.8%

James Madison Middle

753

850

88.6%

Kenmoor Middle

1,034

1,190

86.9%

Kettering Middle

910

985

92.4%

Samuel Ogle Middle

775

935

82.9%

Stephen Decatur Middle

794

901

88.1%

Walker Mill Middle

1,050

1,187

88.5%

9,509

10,745

88.5%

September 30, 2025 Enrollment 2,494

State Rated Capacity 2,772

Building Utilization 90.0%

Charles Herbert Flowers High

2,631

2,174

121.0%

Dr. Henry A Wise, Jr. High

2,280

2,518

90.5%

Largo High

1,258

1,365

92.2%

8,663

8,829

98.1%

Middle Schools

Total Cluster Area 4 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Table 19. Cluster Area 4 High Schools

High Schools Bowie High

Total Cluster Area 4 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 20. Cluster Area 5 Schools Feeder Pattern HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Colin L. Powell Academy*

15%

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Oxon Hill High

Oxon Hill Middle

Apple Grove Elementary

100%

Colin L. Powell Academy*

100%

Fort Washington Forest Elementary

100%

Oxon Hill Elementary

100%

Tayac Elementary

100%

Flintstone Elementary

100%

Forest Heights Elementary

100%

Fort Foote Elementary

100%

Glassmanor Elementary

100%

Indian Queen Elementary

100%

Valley View Elementary

57%

Barnaby Manor Elementary

100%

Hillcrest Heights Elementary

98%

Panorama Elementary

100%

Flintstone Elementary

100%

Forest Heights Elementary

100%

Fort Foote Elementary

100%

Glassmanor Elementary

100%

Indian Queen Elementary

100%

Valley View Elementary

57%

Allenwood Elementary

100%

Avalon Elementary

100%

52%

Potomac High Benjamin Stoddert Middle

Oxon Hill Middle

Thurgood Marshall Middle

100%

48%

62%

Hillcrest Heights Elementary

2%

J Frank Dent Elementary

100%

Princeton Elementary

100%

Samuel Chase Elementary

100%

Valley View Elementary

43%

S*: Pre-K or K through 8th.

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 21. Cluster Area 5 Elementary Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Allenwood Elementary

399

380

105.0%

Apple Grove Elementary

290

541

53.6%

Avalon Elementary

340

435

78.2%

Barnaby Manor Elementary

425

544

78.1%

Colin L Powell Academy

1,720

1,983

86.7%

Flintstone Elementary

358

451

79.4%

Forest Heights Elementary

201

314

64.0%

Fort Foote Elementary

311

451

69.0%

Fort Washington Forest Elementary

329

434

75.8%

Glassmanor Elementary

247

335

73.7%

Hillcrest Heights Elementary

387

703

55.0%

Indian Queen Elementary

242

549

44.1%

J Frank Dent Elementary

242

365

66.3%

Oxon Hill Elementary

223

496

45.0%

Panorama Elementary

585

691

84.7%

Princeton Elementary

288

448

64.3%

Samuel Chase Elementary

331

383

86.4%

Tayac Elementary

519

545

95.2%

Valley View Elementary

353

541

65.2%

Total Cluster Area 5

7,790

10,589

73.6%

Elementary School

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Academy: Pre-K or K through 8th.

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September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Benjamin Stoddert Middle

562

774

72.6%

Oxon Hill Middle

784

783

100.1%

Thurgood Marshall Middle

712

923

77.1%

Total Cluster Area 5

2,058

2,480

83.0%

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Oxon Hill High

1,554

1,360

114.3%

Potomac High

1,388

1,915

72.5%

2,942

3,275

89.8%

Middle School

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Table 23. Cluster Area 5 High Schools

High School

Total Cluster Area 5 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 24. Cluster Area 6 Schools Feeder Pattern HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Frederick Douglass High Gwynn Park Middle

James Madison Middle

42% Baden Elementary

100%

Brandywine Elementary

100%

Marlton Elementary

100%

Mattaponi Elementary

100%

Rosaryville Elementary

34%

Barack Obama Elementary

100%

Melwood Elementary

100%

Patuxent Elementary

100%

Rosaryville Elementary

66%

Apple Grove Elementary

100%

Colin L Powell Academy*

100%

Fort Washington Forest Elementary

100%

Oxon Hill Elementary

100%

Tayac Elementary

100%

Accokeek Academy*

100%

Apple Grove Elementary

100%

Colin L Powell Academy*

100%

Fort Washington Forest Elementary

100%

Oxon Hill Elementary

100%

Tayac Elementary

100%

Baden Elementary

100%

Brandywine Elementary

100%

Marlton Elementary

100%

Mattaponi Elementary

100%

Rosaryville Elementary

34%

Clinton Grove Elementary

100%

Francis T Evans Elementary

100%

James Ryder Randall Elementary

100%

Waldon Woods Elementary

100%

21%

Friendly High Colin L. Powell Academy*

79%

Gwynn Park High Accokeek Academy* Colin L. Powell Academy*

Gwynn Park Middle

Stephen Decatur Middle

100% 6%

54%

4%

*: Pre-K or K through 8th.

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Table 24. Cluster Area 6 Schools Feeder Pattern (continued) HIGH SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Stephen Decatur Middle

73%

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PERCENT FEEDER

Surrattsville High

Thurgood Marshall Middle

Clinton Grove Elementary

100%

Francis T Evans Elementary

100%

James Ryder Randall Elementary

100%

Waldon Woods Elementary

100%

Allenwood Elementary

100%

Avalon Elementary

100%

Hillcrest Heights Elementary

2%

J. Frank Dent Elementary

100%

Princeton Elementary

100%

Samuel Chase Elementary

100%

Valley View Elementary

43%

38%

*: Pre-K or K through 8th.

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Table 25. Cluster Area 6 Elementary Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Accokeek Academy

1,414

1,428

99.0%

Allenwood Elementary

399

380

105.0%

Apple Grove Elementary

290

541

53.6%

Avalon Elementary

340

435

78.2%

Baden Elementary

266

337

78.9%

Barack Obama Elementary

622

834

74.6%

Brandywine Elementary

525

477

110.1%

Clinton Grove Elementary

317

429

73.9%

Colin L. Powell Academy

1,720

1,983

86.7%

Fort Washington Forest Elementary

329

434

75.8%

Francis T Evans Elementary

410

454

90.3%

Hillcrest Heights Elementary

387

703

55.0%

J Frank Dent Elementary

242

365

66.3%

James Ryder Randall Elementary

297

441

67.3%

Marlton Elementary

310

489

63.4%

Mattaponi Elementary

400

458

87.3%

Melwood Elementary

543

633

85.8%

Oxon Hill Elementary

223

496

45.0%

Patuxent Elementary

292

451

64.7%

Princeton Elementary

288

448

64.3%

Rosaryville Elementary

507

783

64.8%

Samuel Chase Elementary

331

383

86.4%

Tayac Elementary

519

545

95.2%

Valley View Elementary

353

541

65.2%

Waldon Woods Elementary

532

568

93.7%

11,856

15,036

78.9%

Elementary School

Total Cluster Area 6 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Academy: Pre-K or K through 8th.

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Table 26. Cluster Area 6 Middle Schools

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Gwynn Park Middle

725

765

94.8%

James Madison Middle

753

850

88.6%

Stephen Decatur Middle

794

901

88.1%

Thurgood Marshall Middle

712

923

77.1%

Total Cluster Area 6

2,984

3,439

86.8%

September 30, 2025 Enrollment

State Rated Capacity

Building Utilization

Frederick Douglass High

1,120

1,410

79.4%

Friendly High

865

1,351

64.0%

Gwynn Park High

1,137

1,208

94.1%

Surrattsville High

938

1,237

75.8%

4,060

5,206

78.0%

Middle Schools

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

Table 27. Cluster Area 6 High Schools

High Schools

Total Cluster Area 6 Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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School Overcrowding Conditions Maps 2, 3, and 4 illustrate the school utilization rates of individual school districts by school type. These maps provide valuable insights and policy implications on where overcrowding conditions exist within Prince George’s County.

southern part of the County. The Planning Department and PGCPS work together to alleviate overcrowding conditions through capital improvement programs, such as building new schools or adding additional seats.

Overall, schools in the northern portion of the County, regardless of type, are at or above 105% of the state-rated capacity (or the utilization rate). For elementary and middle schools, the utilization rate is also high in the

Detailed data for the elementary school map (Map 2) are included in Appendix B, due to the number of elementary schools in the County.

Map 3 shows a few academies; each of them includes pre-K or K through the 8th grade.

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Map 2. Utilization Rate, 2025-2026 School Year Elementary Schools, Prince George’s County Howard

Legend School Clusters

Montgomery

Utilization Rate

99

16

68

80 57 33

105% - 133% 110

39% - 104%

76

19

No Capacity

13 2 30

25

53

2

67

102

49

1

93 24

73 82 71 14 22 69 44 91 108 66 89 95 100 47 12 23 90 105 26 37 54 48 58 106 94 87 117 6 77 61 31 15 35 45 64 29 114 DC 92 51 65 101 21 32 63 20 60 115 17 36 34 78 7 103 42 70 98 83 4 113 46 11 52 88 97 39 109 3 38 56 43 75 5 8 81 40 59

3

Arlington

Alexandria

5

104

55

Fairfax

112

118

107

62

50

116

Anne Arundel

79

86

4 85

84

10

72

96 27

74

111

28 41 18

6

1 9

Calvert

Charles 0

3.5

7

Miles

The Utilization Rate, 2025-2026 School Year Elementary Schools, Prince George’s County

Source: Prince George’s County Public School System.

Map 2

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Map 3. Utilization Rate, 2025-2026 School Year Middle Schools, Prince George’s County Howard

Legend School Clusters

Laurel High 113%

Montgomery

Utilization Rate 105% - 138% 61% - 104%

High Point High 138%

2 Northwestern High 96%

Parkdale High 110%

Bladensburg High 115%

DC

1

Eleanor Roosevelt High 120%

Fairmont Heights High 98% Central High 61%

DuVal High 115%

Largo High 92%

Suitland High 90%

Alexandria

Potomac High 73%

Fairfax

Friendly High 64%

4

Dr Henry A Wise, Jr. High 91%

5

Oxon Hill High 114%

Anne Arundel

Charles Herbert Flowers High 121%

3

Arlington

Bowie High 90%

Frederick Douglass High 79%

Surrattsville High 76%

Gwynn Park High 94%

6 Calvert

Charles 0

3.5

7

Miles

The Utilization Rate, 2025-2026 School Year High Schools, Prince George’s County

Source: Prince George’s County Public School System.

Map 4

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Map 4. Utilization Rate, 2025-2026 School Year High Schools, Prince George’s County Howard

Legend School Clusters

Laurel High 113%

Montgomery

Utilization Rate 105% - 138% 61% - 104%

High Point High 138%

2 Northwestern High 96%

Parkdale High 110%

Bladensburg High 115%

DC

1

Eleanor Roosevelt High 120%

Fairmont Heights High 98% Central High 61%

DuVal High 115%

Largo High 92%

Suitland High 90%

Alexandria

Potomac High 73%

Fairfax

Friendly High 64%

4

Dr Henry A Wise, Jr. High 91%

5

Oxon Hill High 114%

Anne Arundel

Charles Herbert Flowers High 121%

3

Arlington

Bowie High 90%

Frederick Douglass High 79%

Surrattsville High 76%

Gwynn Park High 94%

6 Calvert

Charles 0

3.5

7

Miles

The Utilization Rate, 2025-2026 School Year High Schools, Prince George’s County

Source: Prince George’s County Public School System.

Map 4

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Academy Of Health Sciences At Pgcc

Accokeek Academy

Adelphi Elementary

Allenwood Elementary

Andrew Jackson Academy

Apple Grove Elementary

Ardmore Elementary

Arrowhead Elementary

Avalon Elementary

Baden Elementary

Barack Obama Elementary

Barnaby Manor Elementary

Beacon Heights Elementary

Beltsville Academy

Benjamin D Foulois Academy

Benjamin Stoddert Middle

Benjamin Tasker Middle

Berwyn Heights Elementary

Bladensburg Elementary

Bladensburg High

Combination School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Combination School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Combination School

Combination School

Middle School

Middle School

Elementary School

Elementary School

High School

School

High School

School Type

Pre-K 56

34

17

31

35

37

11

26

35

15

16

19

37

103

55

50

114

47

66

83

116

49

71

77

44

48

64

89

104

K

113

61

51

111

45

63

90

15

49

57

78

35

41

74

93

104

1

119

66

51

116

46

64

99

17

65

45

74

55

52

64

80

140

2

108

73

51

110

37

67

95

23

45

54

68

42

38

59

91

136

3

112

65

52

129

52

76

102

33

58

51

76

42

59

67

83

158

4

101

94

52

109

51

58

118

25

63

77

71

57

37

52

75

175

5

374

173

88

116

59

194

6

Grade Levels

382

187

85

113

55

181

7

366

202

86

115

42

222

8

545

127

9

544

143

10

496

90

11

468

119

12

Total * 2,053

712

414

1,122

562

566

1,067

295

425

622

266

340

381

479

290

447

399

548

1,414

479

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos) 2,053

712

414

1,122

562

566

1,067

295

425

622

266

340

381

479

290

447

399

548

1,414

479

(**Design Capacity)

State Rated Capacity 1,785

698

429

1,040

774

758

848

362

544

834

337

435

542

445

541

793

380

-

1,428

-

*Seats Available (268)

(14)

15

(82)

212

192

(219)

67

119

212

71

95

161

(34)

251

346

(19)

14

*Building Utilization 115%

102%

97%

108%

73%

75%

126%

81%

78%

75%

79%

78%

70%

108%

54%

56%

105%

99%

Board of Education District 4

4

2

5

7

7

1

4

8

7

9

8

7

4

8

7

8

3

9

6

Council District 5

5

3

4

7

7

1

3

8

6

9

8

6

5

8

7

8

2

9

6

Legislative District 47A

47A

22

23

25

25

21

22

26

25

27B

26

25

24

26

25

26

47B

26

25

North

North

North

Central

South

South

North

North

South

Central

South

South

Central

Central

South

South

South

North

South

Central

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Chapel Forge E C C

Charles Carroll Middle

Regional Center

Middle School

Charter School

Public Charter

Chesapeake Math And It South

Charter

Chesapeake Math And It Public

Charter School

Cherokee Lane Elementary

Elementary School

Charles Herbert Flowers High

Cesar Chavez Elementary

Elementary School

High School

Central High

High School

Capitol Heights Elementary

Elementary School

Catherine T Reed Elementary

Calverton Elementary

Elementary School

Elementary School

C Elizabeth Rieg

Regional Center

Carrollton Elementary

Buck Lodge Middle

Middle School

Elementary School

Brandywine Elementary

Elementary School

Carole Highlands Elementary

Bradbury Heights Elementary

Elementary School

Elementary School

Bowie High

High School

Carmody Hills Elementary

Bond Mill Elementary

Elementary School

Elementary School

School

School Type

Pre-K 40

199

20

40

20

36

10

19

24

98

98

144

82

64

87

64

63

14

120

4

70

78

K

101

101

154

66

64

76

79

49

23

130

16

91

64

66

1

101

102

130

64

73

76

80

52

50

114

14

106

49

66

2

100

104

152

54

70

88

63

63

65

137

17

101

65

73

3

102

100

143

50

76

95

90

69

66

126

10

104

48

97

4

101

98

146

47

61

78

74

60

54

107

9

123

53

71

5

160

165

262

8

368

6

Grade Levels

159

160

306

10

385

7

160

160

273

12

400

8

104

154

667

171

12

582

9

103

149

666

166

8

661

10

104

146

704

156

34

626

11

107

145

594

198

6

625

12

Total * 1,500

1,682

909

2,631

841

199

363

691

428

540

470

392

282

753

160

1,153

525

373

2,494

451

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos) 1,500

1,682

909

2,631

841

169

363

691

428

540

470

392

282

753

160

1,153

525

373

2,494

451

(**Design Capacity)

State Rated Capacity -

-

822

2,174

817

260

357

1,143

457

559

535

451

363

589

130

1,017

477

782

2,772

479

*Seats Available (87)

(457)

(24)

61

(6)

452

29

19

65

59

81

(164)

(30)

(136)

(48)

409

278

28

*Building Utilization 111%

121%

103%

77%

102%

60%

94%

97%

88%

87%

78%

128%

123%

113%

110%

48%

90%

94%

Board of Education District 9

1

3

4

2

5

3

6

1

2

3

6

6

1

5

3

9

7

5

1

Council District 9

1

2

5

3

4

2

6

4

3

2

7

7

1

4

2

9

7

4

1

Legislative District 25

21

47B

24

22

23

47A

25

22

22

47B

24

24

21

23

47B

27B

24

23

21

Central

North

North

Central

North

Central

North

Central

North

North

North

Central

Central

North

Central

North

South

Central

Central

North

Region

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College Park Academy

Columbia Park Elementary

Cool Spring Elementary

Cooper Lane Elementary

Cora L Rice Elementary

Combination School

Charter School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Dodge Park Elementary

Dora Kennedy French Immersion

Doswell E Brooks Elementary

Elementary School

Combination School

Elementary School

Dwight D Eisenhower Middle

Edward M Felegy Elementary

Elementary School

DuVal High

Drew-Freeman Middle

Middle School

High School

Middle School

Dr Henry A Wise, Jr. High

District Heights Elementary

Elementary School

High School

Deerfield Run Elementary

Elementary School

Crossland High

Clinton Grove Elementary

Elementary School

High School

Chillum Elementary

School

Elementary School

School Type

Pre-K 41

35

31

32

17

96

30

28

36

29

29

16

100

44

95

78

59

84

57

44

56

68

101

47

47

K

98

42

90

68

68

62

67

55

65

61

108

42

60

1

100

35

87

79

52

72

64

72

62

73

114

54

48

2

107

50

90

67

67

64

75

63

64

68

98

47

42

3

111

46

87

84

54

90

55

58

72

68

125

49

43

4

88

49

66

67

64

87

83

65

59

56

101

49

42

5

357

369

48

125

324

6

Grade Levels

344

331

65

124

373

7

343

346

64

115

347

8

781

565

306

78

9

611

593

254

76

10

653

541

287

78

11

558

581

232

86

12

Total * 645

1,044

2,603

1,046

2,280

301

692

474

396

476

1,079

497

387

406

430

682

1,720

317

298

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos) 645

1,044

2,603

1,046

2,280

301

692

474

396

476

1,079

497

387

406

430

682

1,720

317

298

(**Design Capacity)

State Rated Capacity 879

1,049

2,258

1,198

2,518

515

-

511

515

570

1,775

655

494

535

515

-

1,983

429

335

*Seats Available 234

5

(345)

152

238

214

37

119

94

696

158

107

129

85

263

112

37

*Building Utilization 73%

100%

115%

87%

91%

58%

93%

77%

84%

61%

76%

78%

76%

83%

87%

74%

89%

Board of Education District 3

1

1

7

7

6

2

4

7

1

8

6

4

3

4

2

8

9

3

Council District 2

1

4

7

6

7

4

5

7

1

8

5

5

2

5

3

8

9

2

Legislative District 22

21

22

24

25

24

22

22

25

23

26

24

47A

47B

47A

22

26

25

47A

North

North

North

South

Central

Central

North

Central

Central

North

South

Central

North

North

Central

North

South

South

North

Region

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Friendship Aspire Bowie

G James Gholson Middle

Gaywood Elementary

Gladys Noon Spellman

Elementary

Glassmanor Elementary

Glenarden Woods Elementary

High School

Charter School

Middle School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Frederick Douglass High

Friendly High

High School

Francis T Evans Elementary

Elementary School

Fort Foote Elementary

Elementary School

Francis Scott Key Elementary

Forest Heights Elementary

Elementary School

Elementary School

Flintstone Elementary

Elementary School

Frances R Fuchs E C C

Fairmont Heights High

High School

Regional Center

Ernest Everett Just Middle

Middle School

Fort Washington Forest Elem

Ellen Ochoa Middle

Middle School

Elementary School

Eleanor Roosevelt High

School

High School

School Type

Pre-K 20

40

40

35

331

38

20

22

18

35

61

78

70

63

56

46

46

30

40

K

36

81

74

49

44

82

48

39

32

67

1

124

46

80

69

53

70

60

55

55

25

52

2

140

48

83

76

52

71

46

52

35

64

3

140

46

79

85

69

75

41

47

30

53

4

140

36

71

78

72

71

55

52

27

64

5

189

240

357

6

Grade Levels

191

222

376

7

185

273

389

8

225

291

284

668

9

228

283

275

647

10

220

277

258

599

11

192

269

288

593

12

Total * 544

247

475

500

565

172

865

1,120

410

450

331

329

311

201

358

1,105

735

1,122

2,507

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos) 544

247

475

500

565

172

865

1,120

410

450

269

329

311

201

358

1,105

735

1,122

2,507

(**Design Capacity)

State Rated Capacity 460

335

564

450

870

-

1,351

1,410

454

521

260

434

451

314

451

1,123

824

1,200**

2,096

*Seats Available

(84)

88

89

(50)

305

486

290

44

71

(71)

105

140

113

93

18

89

78

(411)

*Building Utilization

118%

74%

84%

111%

65%

64%

79%

90%

86%

127%

76%

69%

64%

79%

98%

89%

94%

120%

Board of Education District 4

8

4

4

6

9

8

9

9

6

1

9

8

8

8

4

6

4

2

Council District 5

8

5

3

5

9

9

9

8

7

1

9

8

8

8

5

6

3

4

Legislative District 24

26

47A

22

24

23

26

23

25

24

21

26

26

26

26

47A

24

22

22

Central

South

North

North

Central

Central

South

South

South

Central

North

South

South

South

South

Central

Central

North

North

Region

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Greenbelt Elementary

Greenbelt Middle

Gwynn Park High

Gwynn Park Middle

H Winship Wheatley E C C

Heather Hills Elementary

High Bridge Elementary

Pre-K School

Elementary School

Middle School

High School

Middle School

Regional Center

Elementary School

Elementary School

Hillcrest Heights Elementary

Hollywood Elementary

Hyattsville Elementary

Hyattsville Middle

Imagine Andrews Public Charter

Imagine Foundations at Leeland

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Middle School

Charter School

Charter School

Pcs

Highland Park Elementary

Elementary School

High Point High

Glenridge Elementary

Elementary School

High School

Glenn Dale Elementary

School

Elementary School

School Type

Pre-K 38

20

35

12

308

20

14

40

39

45

54

50

64

31

75

71

121

90

K

55

43

71

39

49

30

68

86

112

94

1

49

45

66

43

54

38

71

87

72

111

76

2

55

44

60

53

71

34

74

87

86

114

91

3

58

47

59

46

69

35

62

88

95

134

86

4

58

49

50

46

45

46

58

106

75

107

69

5

59

48

490

236

438

6

Grade Levels

61

42

445

248

414

7

62

41

471

241

458

8

892

280

9

714

286

10

695

282

11

564

289

12

Total * 496

404

1,406

398

297

387

226

2,865

408

368

308

725

1,137

1,310

505

14

739

506

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos) 496

404

1,406

398

297

387

226

2,865

408

368

247

725

1,137

1,310

505

14

739

506

(**Design Capacity)

State Rated Capacity -

-

1,198

406

339

703

574

2,081

425

368

420

765

1,208

1,101

565

-

828

404

*Seats Available (208)

8

42

316

348

(784)

17

-

112

40

71

(209)

60

89

(102)

*Building Utilization 117%

98%

88%

55%

39%

138%

96%

100%

73%

95%

94%

119%

89%

89%

125%

Board of Education District 5

9

3

3

2

8

6

1

5

5

6

9

9

2

2

2

4

4

Council District 6

8

2

2

1

7

7

1

4

4

6

9

9

4

4

4

3

4

Legislative District 25

25

22

22

21

25

24

21

24

23

25

27B

27B

22

22

22

22

24

Central

South

North

North

North

South

Central

North

Central

Central

Central

South

South

North

North

North

North

Central

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(Jacs)

Indian Queen Elementary

Elementary School

Largo

J Frank Dent Elementary

James E Duckworth

James H Harrison Elementary

James Madison Middle

James Mchenry Elementary

James Ryder Randall E C C

James Ryder Randall

Elementary

John H Bayne Elementary

John Hanson Montessori

Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr.

Elem

Judith P Hoyer Montessori

Kenilworth Elementary

Judith P Hoyer Montessori

Elementary School

Regional Center

Elementary School

Middle School

Elementary School

Regional Center

Elementary School

Elementary School

Combination School

Elementary School

Combination School

Elementary School

Combination School

International High School @

Langley Park

High School

High School

Incarcerated Youth Center

Combination School

International High School @

Imagine Lincoln Pcs

School

Charter School

School Type

Pre-K 87

87

34

122

28

176

39

18

15

20

38

43

38

93

55

50

35

72

43

3

43

43

16

K

32

47

32

54

46

57

45

82

54

10

36

34

29

1

30

56

30

90

50

44

45

89

50

9

31

42

37

2

27

59

27

79

36

50

62

103

52

3

33

37

49

3

39

73

39

87

44

59

58

86

61

14

47

39

47

4

26

57

26

97

37

46

52

106

41

9

37

27

53

5

33

33

49

243

55

6

Grade Levels

22

22

34

230

55

7

25

25

34

280

52

8

5

4

179

182

9

7

1

12

5

10

24

82

85

5

11

5

65

76

4

12

Total * 359

335

359

534

507

334

297

176

577

753

319

88

242

327

355

242

19

393

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos) 359

335

359

534

507

334

297

137

577

753

319

88

242

327

355

242

19

393

(**Design Capacity) 439

448

439

719

902

542

441

-

537

850

354

120

365

363

447

549

-

-

*Seats Available 80

113

80

185

395

208

144

(40)

97

35

32

123

36

92

307

*Building Utilization 82%

75%

82%

74%

56%

62%

67%

107%

89%

90%

73%

66%

90%

79%

44%

Board of Education District 6

5

6

4

8

6

8

8

4

9

1

1

8

6

4

8

7

7

Council District 5

4

5

5

8

6

9

9

5

9

1

1

8

6

5

8

6

7

Legislative District 24

23

24

22

26

25

25

25

24

23

23

21

25

25

47A

26

25

25

Central

Central

Central

Central

South

Central

South

South

Central

South

North

North

South

Central

North

South

Central

South

Region

State Rated Capacity

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Mattaponi Elementary

Maya Angelou French

Immersion

Melwood Elementary

Montpelier Elementary

Mt Rainier Elementary

Nicholas Orem Middle

North Forestville Elementary

Elementary School

Combination School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Middle School

Elementary School

Oxon Hill Elementary

Elementary School

Panorama Elementary

Elementary School

Parkdale High

Paint Branch Elementary

Elementary School

High School

Oxon Hill Middle

Middle School

Oxon Hill High

Overlook Elementary

Elementary School

High School

Oaklands Elementary

Northwestern High

Elementary School

High School

Northview Elementary

Mary Harris "Mother" Jones Elem

Elementary School

Elementary School

School

School Type

Pre-K 37

55

15

18

30

37

18

21

40

40

73

98

29

48

77

71

37

38

93

83

40

48

110

K

96

65

23

33

89

80

35

47

74

85

50

54

103

1

96

85

36

48

64

82

43

54

84

87

37

71

112

2

102

77

45

35

63

95

33

46

85

100

27

70

116

3

93

88

34

37

95

97

45

54

88

96

35

80

119

4

88

76

41

33

60

82

46

33

91

92

47

77

105

5

258

287

37

6

Grade Levels

250

343

32

7

276

308

34

8

719

378

661

9

638

390

599

10

622

406

517

11

544

380

478

12

Total * 2,523

585

544

784

1,554

223

252

478

2,255

544

257

938

293

555

543

339

400

705

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos) 2,523

585

544

784

1,554

223

252

478

2,255

544

257

938

293

555

543

339

400

705

(**Design Capacity)

State Rated Capacity 2,288

691

435

783

1,360

496

545

408

2,340

797

474

829

406

609

633

670

458

769

*Seats Available

(235)

106

(109)

(1)

(194)

273

293

(70)

85

253

217

(109)

113

54

90

331

58

64

*Building Utilization

110%

85%

125%

100%

114%

45%

46%

117%

96%

68%

54%

113%

72%

91%

86%

51%

87%

92%

Board of Education District 2

8

2

8

8

8

7

1

3

5

7

3

3

1

9

8

9

3

Council District 3

7

3

8

8

8

7

1

2

4

6

2

2

1

9

7

9

2

Legislative District 22

26

21

26

26

26

24

21

47B

23

25

22

47A

23

23

26

23

21

North

South

North

South

South

South

South

North

North

Central

Central

North

North

North

South

South

South

North

Region

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Perrywood Elementary

Phyllis E Williams Elementary

Pointer Ridge Elementary

Port Towns Elementary

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Princeton Elementary

Ridgecrest Elementary

Riverdale Elementary

Robert Frost Elementary

Robert Goddard Montessori

Robert R Gray Elementary

Rockledge Elementary

Rogers Heights Elementary

Rosa L Parks Elementary

Rosaryville Elementary

Samuel Chase Elementary

Samuel Ogle Middle

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Combination School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Middle School

Potomac High

Patuxent Elementary

Elementary School

High School

School

School Type

Pre-K

20

38

31

17

38

30

120

38

44

17

40

18

56

75

87

51

42

55

58

22

89

89

54

94

93

53

55

51

K

58

84

111

62

40

43

53

43

80

85

39

101

75

45

78

39

1

55

80

102

62

38

55

46

37

77

111

45

130

88

49

98

42

2

55

77

93

74

41

67

31

39

85

99

47

122

75

55

74

56

3

48

87

106

91

63

54

46

42

89

75

42

130

70

44

99

40

4

39

66

66

66

55

65

33

51

104

83

44

106

82

48

88

46

5

261

6

29

6

Grade Levels

278

4

30

7

236

8

35

8

433

9

385

10

318

11

252

12

Total * 775

331

507

596

423

317

387

481

234

562

586

288

1,388

723

483

294

492

292

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos) 775

331

507

596

423

317

387

481

234

562

586

288

1,388

723

483

294

492

292

(**Design Capacity)

State Rated Capacity 935

383

783

615

610

454

553

998

309

563

693

448

1,915

809

596

538

800

451

*Seats Available 160

52

276

19

187

137

166

517

75

1

107

160

527

86

113

244

308

159

*Building Utilization 83%

86%

65%

97%

69%

70%

70%

48%

76%

100%

85%

64%

72%

89%

81%

55%

62%

65%

Board of Education District 5

8

9

3

4

5

4

1

2

2

3

7

8

4

5

6

6

5

Council District 4

8

9

2

5

4

5

4

3

3

2

8

7

5

4

6

6

9

Legislative District 23

26

23

47B

47A

23

47A

22

22

22

47A

26

26

47A

23

25

25

23

Central

South

South

North

North

Central

Central

North

North

North

North

South

South

North

Central

Central

Central

Central

Region

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Thomas G Pullen

Thomas Johnson Middle

Thomas S Stone Elementary

Thurgood Marshall Middle

Tulip Grove Elementary

University Park Elementary

Combination School

Middle School

Elementary School

Middle School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Suitland Elementary

Elementary School

Templeton Elementary

Stephen Decatur Middle

Middle School

Elementary School

Springhill Lake Elementary

Elementary School

Tayac Elementary

Adelphi

Middle School

Elementary School

Sonia Sotomayor Middle At

Surrattsville High

Seat Pleasant Elementary

Elementary School

High School

Seabrook Elementary

Elementary School

Suitland High

Scotchtown Hills Elementary

Elementary School

High School

Samuel P Massie Academy

School

Combination School

School Type

Pre-K 41

34

39

32

34

38

20

38

39

19

88

71

78

68

70

78

84

129

36

68

100

36

K

95

73

80

73

81

66

94

145

48

62

89

58

1

87

72

95

74

96

76

83

105

38

64

105

38

2

84

80

78

75

85

81

86

128

44

60

103

51

3

82

86

103

72

103

95

77

131

48

53

85

34

4

63

69

72

75

88

91

67

127

37

49

90

47

5

237

366

101

278

401

51

6

Grade Levels

231

375

100

247

380

53

7

244

401

101

269

316

56

8

265

534

9

265

506

10

226

329

11

182

432

12

Total * 540

451

712

540

1,142

739

562

519

938

1,801

525

794

803

1,097

271

394

611

443

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos) 540

451

712

540

1,142

739

562

519

938

1,801

525

794

803

1,097

271

394

611

443

(**Design Capacity)

State Rated Capacity 565

457

923

638

1,030

881

-

545

1,237

2,000**

567

901

605

1,187

354

409

625

769

*Seats Available

25

6

211

98

(112)

142

26

299

199

42

107

(198)

90

83

15

14

326

*Building Utilization

96%

99%

77%

85%

111%

84%

95%

76%

90%

93%

88%

133%

92%

77%

96%

98%

58%

Board of Education District 3

5

8

3

4

6

4

8

9

7

7

9

2

3

6

4

1

7

Council District 3

4

8

2

5

5

5

8

9

7

7

9

4

2

7

3

1

7

Legislative District 22

23

26

47A

24

24

47A

26

25

24

24

25

22

47B

24

24

21

25

North

Central

South

North

Central

Central

North

South

South

South

South

South

North

North

Central

Central

North

South

Region

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Vansville Elementary

Waldon Woods Elementary

Walker Mill Middle

Whitehall Elementary

William Beanes Elementary

William Paca Elementary

William W Hall Academy

William Wirt Middle

Woodmore Elementary

Woodridge Elementary

Yorktown Elementary

Elementary School

Elementary School

Middle School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Combination School

Middle School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Elementary School

Prince George's County Public Schools

Valley View Elementary

School

Elementary School

School Type

Pre-K 51

38

54

39

76

64

73

75

109

51

71

50

65

47

86

63

85

74

103

52

1

56

51

63

37

92

64

71

81

107

57

2

66

51

58

40

83

65

76

78

92

65

3

75

44

75

55

96

78

81

103

101

62

4

79

47

72

55

96

64

86

103

93

52

5

386

56

357

6

362

44

338

7

354

53

355

8

9

10

11

12

Total * 398

299

420

1,102

456

560

433

472

1,050

532

644

353

398

299

420

1,102

456

560

433

472

1,050

532

644

353

Total (adjusted for half-day 3 yos)

4,623 8,920 9,109 9,650 9,669 10,146 9,466 9,742 9,645 9,797 11,069 10,124 9,683 8,986 130,629 130,394

18

33

30

31

35

18

39

14

K

Grade Levels

(**Design Capacity)

State Rated Capacity

457

337

-

1,198

709

601

560

411

1,187

568

836

541

*Seats Available 88%

94%

77%

65%

*Building Utilization

59

38

96

253

41

127

87%

89%

92%

64%

93%

77%

(61) 115%

137

36

192

188

5

4

5

2

6

6

7

5

6

9

1

4

3

6

3

7

5

7

4

6

9

1

8

Board of Education District Council District 8

Legislative District

North

South

North

Central

North

Central

Central

Central

Central

Central

23 Central

22

23

22

24

24

25

23

25

27A South

21

26

Region

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Map ID

School Name

Utilization Rate

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Accokeek Academy Adelphi Elementary Allenwood Elementary Andrew Jackson Academy Apple Grove Elementary Ardmore Elementary Arrowhead Elementary Avalon Elementary Baden Elementary Barack Obama Elementary Barnaby Manor Elementary Beacon Heights Elementary Beltsville Academy Berwyn Heights Elementary Bladensburg Elementary Bond Mill Elementary Bradbury Heights Elementary Brandywine Elementary Calverton Elementary Capitol Heights Elementary Carmody Hills Elementary Carole Highlands Elementary Carrollton Elementary Catherine T Reed Elementary Cherokee Lane Elementary Chillum Elementary Clinton Grove Elementary Colin L Powell Academy Columbia Park Elementary Cool Spring Elementary Cooper Lane Elementary Cora L Rice Elementary

101.2% NA 97.6% 57.8% 51.2% 105.6% 69.7% 69.4% 54.6% 75.4% 80.5% 94.5% 131.3% 98.1% 102.1% 96.7% 45.3% 119.9% 130.2% 87.3% 86.3% 101.7% 96.4% 95.6% 105.0% 91.9% 68.8% 83.1% 83.3% 85.6% 82.4% 76.6%

33

Deerfield Run Elementary

84.6%

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Map ID

School Name

Utilization Rate

34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65

District Heights Elementary Dodge Park Elementary Doswell E Brooks Elementary Edward M Felegy Elementary Flintstone Elementary Forest Heights Elementary Fort Foote Elementary Fort Washington Forest Elem Francis Scott Key Elementary Francis T Evans Elementary Gaywood Elementary Gladys Noon Spellman Elementary Glassmanor Elementary Glenn Dale Elementary Glenridge Elementary Greenbelt Elementary High Bridge Elementary Highland Park Elementary Hillcrest Heights Elementary Hollywood Elementary Hyattsville Elementary Indian Queen Elementary J Frank Dent Elementary James H Harrison Elementary James Mchenry Elementary James Ryder Randall Elementary John H Bayne Elementary Judge Sylvania W Woods, Sr. Elem Kenilworth Elementary Kettering Elementary Kingsford Elementary Lake Arbor Elementary

70.9% 96.7% 55.9% 72.9% 81.4% 68.5% 61.4% 74.4% 86.6% 86.6% 116.7% 91.8% 77.9% 122.0% 87.3% 94.0% 92.7% 36.6% 55.2% 83.8% 103.9% 42.8% 66.6% 85.9% 113.6% 67.8% 62.5% 75.1% 81.3% 70.5% 65.5% 93.4%

66

Lamont Elementary

91.5%

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Map ID

School Name

Utilization Rate

67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98

Langley Pk- McCormick Elementary Laurel Elementary Lewisdale Elementary Longfields Elementary Magnolia Elementary Marlton Elementary Mary Harris "Mother" Jones Elem Mattaponi Elementary Melwood Elementary Montpelier Elementary Mt Rainier Elementary North Forestville Elementary Northview Elementary Oaklands Elementary Oxon Hill Elementary Paint Branch Elementary Panorama Elementary Patuxent Elementary Perrywood Elementary Pointer Ridge Elementary Port Towns Elementary Princeton Elementary Ridgecrest Elementary Riverdale Elementary Robert Frost Elementary Robert R Gray Elementary Rockledge Elementary Rogers Heights Elementary Rosa L Parks Elementary Rosaryville Elementary Samuel Chase Elementary Samuel P Massie Academy

143.4% 95.7% 113.2% 54.0% 98.4% 63.2% 95.4% 85.4% 83.9% 94.1% 76.6% 57.2% 73.7% 118.4% 43.3% 112.2% 80.2% 62.3% 66.1% 69.8% 92.3% 60.0% 91.1% 104.1% 83.2% 67.8% 70.3% 73.8% 98.7% 66.0% 92.7% 62.0%

99

Scotchtown Hills Elementary

94.2%

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Map ID

School Name

Utilization Rate

100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118

Seabrook Elementary Seat Pleasant Elementary Springhill Lake Elementary Suitland Elementary Tayac Elementary Templeton Elementary Thomas S Stone Elementary Tulip Grove Elementary University Park Elementary Valley View Elementary Vansville Elementary Waldon Woods Elementary Whitehall Elementary William Beanes Elementary William Paca Elementary William W Hall Academy Woodmore Elementary Woodridge Elementary Yorktown Elementary

89.2% 80.2% 132.9% 90.7% 84.2% NA 90.9% 104.4% 95.2% 64.9% 81.0% 92.1% 118.0% 75.7% 93.7% 62.6% NA 88.7% 86.7%

Source: Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Acknowledgments Senior Management Team James R. Hunt, MPA

Acting Planning Director

Gwen McCall-Winston

Deputy Director of Administration

Katina Shoulars

Acting Deputy Director of Operations

James Cannistra, C.P., GISP

Division Chief, Information Management

Production Team Kui Zhao, AICP

Planning Supervisor

William Lescure , GISP

Senior GIS Specialist

Prince George’s County Public Schools Marsha Washington

School Boundaries Analyst

PGC Technical and Administrative Assistance Daniel Hartmann

Manager, Publications, Graphics and Web Development

Tamu Wright

Publications Specialist

Corianne Setzer

Publications Specialist

M’balu Abdullah

Senior IT Support Specialist/Web Manager

Ryan Craun

Senior Visual Media and Imaging Specialist

DeWayne Williams

Clerical/Inventory Operations Supervisor

Brian Holmes

Senior Clerical/Inventory Operations Assistant

Abi Birratu

Senior Clerical/Inventory Operations Assistant

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