TJ Results from Kimer?
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Anonymous
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Here is the current year’s admissions offers by Middle School
(NOTE: these are only the initial offers; tomorrow is the acceptance deadline, and there will be movement on the waitlist after 4:00 PM tomorrow). From FCPS: All FCPS middle schools are represented in the Class of 2028: Carson Middle School - 38 Cooper Middle School - 24 Frost Middle School - 31 Glasgow Middle School - 11 Katherine Johnson Middle School - 15 Kilmer Middle School - 35 Lake Braddock Middle School - 14 Longfellow Middle School - 40 Luther Jackson Middle School – 23 Rocky Run Middle School - 19 Sandburg Middle School - 11 * All other middle schools had 10 or fewer students. |
Anonymous
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looks like there are 26 middle schools in FCPS alone.
The list only includes 11 of the 26 schools. |
Anonymous
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Here is the link for this year’s admissions offer data to date (04/25/2024).
This will change slightly tomorrow, 4/26, with the waitlist opening up. |
Anonymous
| Right. Only 10+ admitted middle schools are published. |
Anonymous
Plus, we heard TJ will only allow 1 (one) student from BIM - Basis Independent McLean in Tysons. It’s a private school. |
Anonymous
https://www.fcps.edu/news/offers-extended-thomas-jefferson-high-school-science-and-technology-class-2028 Class of 2028 offers extended to the following: Asian – 57.27% Black – 3.45% Hispanic – 7.45% Two or More Races – 6.18% White – 25.45% Multilingual Learners – 6.18% Economically Disadvantaged – 16.36% Special Education – 3.45% Broad Representation of Those Offered Admission All FCPS middle schools are represented in the Class of 2028: Carson Middle School - 38 Cooper Middle School - 24 Frost Middle School - 31 Glasgow Middle School - 11 Katherine Johnson Middle School - 15 Kilmer Middle School - 35 Lake Braddock Middle School - 14 Longfellow Middle School - 40 Luther Jackson Middle School – 23 Rocky Run Middle School - 19 Sandburg Middle School - 11 * All other middle schools had 10 or fewer students. |