Stats on how many white kids at each high school
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Anonymous
I'm not. I'm saying I won't do it. Jaysus. So many jerks when we all just want the best for our kids. |
Anonymous
In comparison to Montgomery and Fairfax (2024-25): Springbrook (< 92) Kennedy (< 94) Paint Branch (< 102) Watkins Mill 87 Gaithersburg 207 Blake 214 Wheaton 271 Seneca Valley 277 Clarksburg 314 Rockville 338 Magruder 346 Einstein 464 Northwest 488 Poolesville 494 Damascus 527 Wootton 639 Richard Montgomery 659 Quince Orchard 666 Blair 721 Sherwood 755 Churchill 874 Walt Whitman 1116 B-CC 1118 Walter Johnson 1354 Lewis 176 Annandale 276 Mount Vernon 318 Falls Church 322 Justice 428 TJHSST 435 Herndon 625 Edison 641 Hayfield 690 Centreville 693 South County 768 West Potomac 812 Westfield 819 Fairfax 821 Marshall 875 South Lakes 973 Chantilly 1003 Oakton 1068 Langley 1088 McLean 1123 Woodson 1125 Lake Braddock 1173 Madison 1202 West Springfield 1302 Robinson 1369 |
Anonymous
| To me basically the above proves that DC has like 1/10 of metro DC's population, esp. in re public school student population. |
Anonymous
But it has about half the number of students as MoCo. White parents have, in the past, not sent their kids to DC public schools at the high school level. They are starting to. These increasing numbers at the high school level have been driving DC school growth for the last five years or so. |
Anonymous
| there's definitely more DCPS high schools that white parents are choosing. It's not nothing that Macarthur, McKinley, Banneker, and the DCI, BASIS etc. charter high schools are growing into "schools of choice" so it's not just "Wilson or bust" as people thought in the past, instead there's a flexibility that can permit some of the policy deformation of the past to cool off. For example, we don't need a Wilson with a catchment area that extends past the Capitol but people used to freak out if that wasn't retained in the past. |
Anonymous
Unfortunately Dunbar is failing miserably at uplifting and educating black students |
Anonymous
| Are there really 21 white kids at Eastern? I know that there are a max of 3 white kids between the freshman and sophomore classes this year. |
Anonymous
That's what the chart at OSSE says for 2023-2024, but it also says that the number of students with two or more races is 9, and that doesn't sound right. So maybe they mixed up the numbers? |
Anonymous
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This is the link for the enrollment audit data:
https://osse.dc.gov/enrollment It doesn't have anything for this year up yet, but hopefully soon. |
Anonymous
Glad to hear that |
Anonymous
Any idea whether it usually posts before lottery rankings are due mid march? Comparing last years to the year before it looks like there are trends at Baneker McKinley and MacArthur (assuming with Hardy kids coming). Though Baneker might be because they took a larger class that year. |
Anonymous
My kid is at McKinley and solely from watching kids at drop off, I can tell you that the numbers have grown. My son has one class that's almost all white kids. |
Anonymous
Yes, you are. Stop lying. “Please do the excel work and post, Ms. ‘easily found’ as I am sure we would all appreciate it.” |
Anonymous
I am the OP and I did not post that. |
Anonymous
True. Also it surprises me that some of the MoCo schools are that segregated. |