Schools & Families in Clinton

Clinton's education picture pairs Prince George's County Public Schools with a real, historically significant naming legacy distinct within this Maryland batch.

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Surrattsville High School and Clinton Grove Elementary

Surrattsville High School carries the community's historic Surratt-family naming directly into its present-day public education system, while Clinton Grove Elementary traces to an 1868 school first established specifically to educate children of freed slaves -- a real, documented, historically significant origin.

A comparatively affluent family community

Clinton's median household income ($124,803, 2024) runs genuinely above both the national median and Prince George's County's own median, consistent with a comparatively affluent, larger-lot suburban family community.

A large, near-term-retirement-adjacent population bracket

Clinton's real, substantial 33.7% 45-64 age bracket sits alongside its family-oriented housing stock -- a genuinely mixed community of established families and residents approaching retirement age.

Key takeaways

Surrattsville High School and Clinton Grove Elementary both carry real, documented historic naming.
Confirm current, school-specific performance data directly with Prince George's County Public Schools.
Clinton's genuinely affluent median household income supports a comparatively affluent family community.
A large 45-64 population bracket (33.7%) reflects a mixed, established community.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.