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[Anonymous]

Nothing comparable to TJ in MCPS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting. TJ Naviance up:

Applied/Admitted/Attending

VT. 243/182/22. (A lot of the applications are for Engineering). 75% Admit rate

WM: 168/144/27. 86% admit rate. (Wow!)

UVA: 349/197/83. 57% admit rate

UVC: 99/96/6 (lots of Health Sciences kids)

Pitt: 110/108/25 (this is the TJ STEM safety school and they are known to give merit aid to any TJ kid who will come)

Michigan: 135/62/15 (46%)

GA Tech: 106/31/12 (36%)

Cornell: 151/26/15. (17%)

CMU: 148/41/14. (28%)

^^^^^

Schools with a lot of traction at TJ

MIT?

what is UVC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nothing comparable to TJ in MCPS.

Did you see the Blair magnet list?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting. TJ Naviance up:

Applied/Admitted/Attending

VT. 243/182/22. (A lot of the applications are for Engineering). 75% Admit rate

WM: 168/144/27. 86% admit rate. (Wow!)

UVA: 349/197/83. 57% admit rate

UVC: 99/96/6 (lots of Health Sciences kids)

Pitt: 110/108/25 (this is the TJ STEM safety school and they are known to give merit aid to any TJ kid who will come)

Michigan: 135/62/15 (46%)

GA Tech: 106/31/12 (36%)

Cornell: 151/26/15. (17%)

CMU: 148/41/14. (28%)

^^^^^

Schools with a lot of traction at TJ

MIT?

what is UVC?

Pretty sure that's VCU.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing comparable to TJ in MCPS.

Did you see the Blair magnet list?

Nothing comparable to TJ (450-500 kids per class) in MCPS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing comparable to TJ in MCPS.

Did you see the Blair magnet list?

Nothing comparable to TJ (450-500 kids per class) in MCPS.

Blair + Rmib?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing comparable to TJ in MCPS.

Did you see the Blair magnet list?

Nothing comparable to TJ (450-500 kids per class) in MCPS.

Blair + Rmib?

About 200 together vs. 450-500 at TJ, not to mention that kids from Whitman are less likely to schlep to a crappy part of Silver Spring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing comparable to TJ in MCPS.

Did you see the Blair magnet list?

Nothing comparable to TJ (450-500 kids per class) in MCPS.

TJ students are from multiple NoVa counties. If it were only a Fairfax County school, its graduating class would be closer to the size of the Blair magnet. You really can't compare these apples and oranges.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing comparable to TJ in MCPS.

Did you see the Blair magnet list?

Nothing comparable to TJ (450-500 kids per class) in MCPS.

TJ students are from multiple NoVa counties. If it were only a Fairfax County school, its graduating class would be closer to the size of the Blair magnet. You really can't compare these apples and oranges.

2/3 of an average graduating class of about 420 are from FCPS. So 280 kids (Some years more, so less. They start at 480 kids , and lose kids who can’t or don’t to keep up. So usually 420-430 grads).

FCPS has more than 180k kids over 13 grades. That averages to 14k kids/ grade, and therefore graduate each year (likely smaller. FCPS is growing, so the lower grades are bigger. And not all seniors graduate. So, say 12,500 grads). Do the math— 2% of FCPS kids graduate from TJ (280 kids/ 12,500 grades). The TJ numbers are interesting. But the base school numbers are more important, because that is 98% of kids . The 2% of kids who get in would do well anywhere.

The 2% number is rough and maes assumptions (like kids from all school systems drop out equally. Given the commute from PSPWC and LC, these kids may drop out more). But it is close.

— parent of one TJ and one base school kid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing comparable to TJ in MCPS.

Did you see the Blair magnet list?

Nothing comparable to TJ (450-500 kids per class) in MCPS.

TJ students are from multiple NoVa counties. If it were only a Fairfax County school, its graduating class would be closer to the size of the Blair magnet. You really can't compare these apples and oranges.

2/3 of an average graduating class of about 420 are from FCPS. So 280 kids (Some years more, so less. They start at 480 kids , and lose kids who can’t or don’t to keep up. So usually 420-430 grads).

FCPS has more than 180k kids over 13 grades. That averages to 14k kids/ grade, and therefore graduate each year (likely smaller. FCPS is growing, so the lower grades are bigger. And not all seniors graduate. So, say 12,500 grads). Do the math— 2% of FCPS kids graduate from TJ (280 kids/ 12,500 grades). The TJ numbers are interesting. But the base school numbers are more important, because that is 98% of kids . The 2% of kids who get in would do well anywhere.

The 2% number is rough and maes assumptions (like kids from all school systems drop out equally. Given the commute from PSPWC and LC, these kids may drop out more). But it is close.

— parent of one TJ and one base school kid.

Closer to 70-75% of an average TJ graduating class is from FCPS, and the graduating classes have tended to range from 430 to 460. 420 would be a year with a lot of attrition.

The Blair magnet is generally only 100 kids per class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing comparable to TJ in MCPS.

Did you see the Blair magnet list?

Nothing comparable to TJ (450-500 kids per class) in MCPS.

TJ students are from multiple NoVa counties. If it were only a Fairfax County school, its graduating class would be closer to the size of the Blair magnet. You really can't compare these apples and oranges.

2/3 of an average graduating class of about 420 are from FCPS. So 280 kids (Some years more, so less. They start at 480 kids , and lose kids who can’t or don’t to keep up. So usually 420-430 grads).

FCPS has more than 180k kids over 13 grades. That averages to 14k kids/ grade, and therefore graduate each year (likely smaller. FCPS is growing, so the lower grades are bigger. And not all seniors graduate. So, say 12,500 grads). Do the math— 2% of FCPS kids graduate from TJ (280 kids/ 12,500 grades). The TJ numbers are interesting. But the base school numbers are more important, because that is 98% of kids . The 2% of kids who get in would do well anywhere.

The 2% number is rough and maes assumptions (like kids from all school systems drop out equally. Given the commute from PSPWC and LC, these kids may drop out more). But it is close.

— parent of one TJ and one base school kid.

Closer to 70-75% of an average TJ graduating class is from FCPS, and the graduating classes have tended to range from 430 to 460. 420 would be a year with a lot of attrition.

The Blair magnet is generally only 100 kids per class.

Blair is much smaller but it does very well indeed. Also nice that is is so small as the kids know each other and their teachers very well and they tend to be very supportive

[Anonymous]

... in the middle of a school with almost 3000 kids, lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:... in the middle of a school with almost 3000 kids, lol

True. Best of both worlds in my opinion. A small, intimate group of students and teachers for STEM classes and a vibrant and diverse larger community of students to take other classes with and for extracurricular activities
Also going back to the subject of this thread the blair Magnet students typically do very well

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:... in the middle of a school with almost 3000 kids, lol

True. Best of both worlds in my opinion. A small, intimate group of students and teachers for STEM classes and a vibrant and diverse larger community of students to take other classes with and for extracurricular activities
Also going back to the subject of this thread the blair Magnet students typically do very well

TJHSST is the best of all worlds, as we all know. Not a micro-school housed within a zoo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:... in the middle of a school with almost 3000 kids, lol

True. Best of both worlds in my opinion. A small, intimate group of students and teachers for STEM classes and a vibrant and diverse larger community of students to take other classes with and for extracurricular activities
Also going back to the subject of this thread the blair Magnet students typically do very well

TJHSST is the best of all worlds, as we all know. Not a micro-school housed within a zoo.

Just lovely PP
I am hoping there is just one obx TJ and UVA poster on this forum