Talk:Frederick County Public Schools (Maryland)

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Hi. Thanks for looking at this. As of 6 February 2013, I deleted the school board members which were found on the infobox. The information and the names mentioned there were incorrect and outdated. I hope to eventually have the time to work extensively on this encyclopedia entry, but at the moment I am creating the page for the Frederick County (MD) Virtual High School, as it was not created yet. If somebody has the time, it would be great if you can just go to www.fcps.org (Frederick County Schools website) and either re-enter the current school system board members in the infobox, or even create a sub-heading. I hope to eventually have the time in the next couple of weeks to start really working on this wiki entry and adding everything about it, but if somebody can work on it a little, I will be happy :)

Thanks.

Inoah1997 (talk) 21:28, 6 February 2013 (UTC)inoah1997[reply]

Only took 8 years! I added the current member list, however, It will require updating in a few months as the new student member is added.

Orangekeet2 (talk) 16:51, 4 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Funding data makes no sense and dates don't track. Why is 1810 data included, or is that a typo? Spends $59M annually, but receives $353M, or more depending upon what the first sentence really meant? Why does this refer to 2099 data, which is still 76 years away? Looks like a typo on funding, Probably a decimal error, but I don't know the real figures. Sabilasville Elementary School was closed. Became a charter, Sabilasville Environmental School.