User:Aude/schools

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[edit] Montgomery County (MD)

What amazes me is that these schools are often regarded among the best in the U.S., yet these are serious offenders for vandalism. Ones without "ranking" indicated are likely not far behind, all probably on the top 1000 on the Newsweek list (for whatever good rankings are, whatever their methodology, however valid, etc.)


[edit] Fairfax County (VA)

Same thing for this school system - also often regarded among the best in the U.S., yet these are such serious offenders for vandalism. Ones without "ranking" incidated are likely not far behind, all probably on the top 1000.

[edit] Arlington County (VA)

Not all school systems are set-up this way, with one single proxy server/IP for each school. Arlington County (VA) has multiple IP addresses for each school.

[edit] District of Columbia

For some reason I can't figure out, I haven't come across vandalism from/to public schools in Washington D.C. (even though I also watchlist them) This is puzzling.

[edit] Prince George's County (MD)

This school system has multiple IPs per school. These have all edited Eleanor Roosevelt High School (Greenbelt, Maryland) numerous times, but not sure if these IP addresses are exclusive to this school or not. Under WHOIS, these show up as registered to "Cogent Communications". RDNS gives "PGCPS.ORG" which can be inferred as belonging to the school system.