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MCPS finishes assessing the condition of 224 buildings. Here are the worst.
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) has completed assessing 224 buildings using a new facility condition index, identifying Summit Hall Elementary and Quince Orchard High School among the worst-performing. The assessments, conducted by Bureau Veritas Technical Assessments, will influence an upcoming school closure process and boundary study.
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