Montgomery County school officials have no regrets about refusing federal funds even as school systems around them are given millions of dollars. The district would have received up to $12 million of Maryland’s $250 million award from the national Race to the Top education reform initiative. Next-door neighbor Prince George’s County is swimming in $23.4 million, the second-largest award in the state behind Baltimore City’s $52.8 million. Baltimore County is taking in $17.4 million, and Anne Arundel will reap $6.9 million.