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Montgomery High School 

A high school in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County (CA). It's is well-known for it's prestigious IB (International Baccalaureate) Program and is located conveniently near Montgomery Village, a shopping center. The student populous is near about 1,800 students and it's known for it's excellent education and stupendous sports. The students are, however, are a combination between Marillo Carillo bitches and Santa Rosa Artquest nerds. Go figure!
A few Montgomery High School stereotypes:

Monty want-to-be-Indie person: I hate this school, there's so many preps. I'm going to go get high now.

Monty I-wish-I-were-at-Carillo: Omg there's like totally hella cute football players lol. I'm going to go get drunk and have sex, ttyl!

Monty I-wish-were-in-Artquest: Anime pwns! Time to dye my hair and stand out!

Monty IB kid: I must get home to finish my Calculus BC homework for next week and my IB Anthro project for next month before my second badminton practice, snort!

Richard Montgomery High School 

A high school where there is just about every single type of person you can think of. You have the IB kids, the strangest people you will meet. You have the typical jocks and chads shagging all the girls. You also have every racial group you could think of. The dosent have a special ed program but it seems that way walking by some of the people in the halls. You also have the druggies who have outstanding warrants and no future what so ever.
Thank God Cole Dyson moved away from Richard Montgomery High School.

Ahh, Richard Montgomery High School the place where the druggies smoke behind the school in Elwood.

Montgomery Blair High School

A big school with a lot of students. We stan fiker because he is always vibing and he's always calm 😌. The teachers are okay but they are not the best.
"Do you go to Montgomery Blair High School"
"We love fiker cuz he is such a viber"
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