Finally OSSE 2024 enrollment audit data is up!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I also ran a comparison to SY 21-22, just to zoom out a bit. Certain trends are consistent-- EOTR population is down in general but not universally (Houston and Smothers are up for example), Banneker is unsurprisingly up, Coolidge is up 48% over two years wow, Dunbar is up 35%, John Lewis up 33%, Luke C Moore up 70%(!), MacFarland down 21% (!), Payne up 29%, Takoma up 24%, Walker-Jones down 19%. Hope Tolson is down 20% over two years, even though it up ticked last year. Mundo P St is down 41 kids since two years ago, ouch. Two Rivers was at 997 kids two years ago and is now at 1022.

The trend of decline at DC Prep, KIPP, and Friendship continues.

MV P st is down 40 students (6%) since two years ago, but Calle ocho is up 90 students (22%.) I didn’t know that they have over 1000 students.

I believe this was Calle Ocho's first year of having a 5th grade class at all, so an increase is to be expected.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also ran a comparison to SY 21-22, just to zoom out a bit. Certain trends are consistent-- EOTR population is down in general but not universally (Houston and Smothers are up for example), Banneker is unsurprisingly up, Coolidge is up 48% over two years wow, Dunbar is up 35%, John Lewis up 33%, Luke C Moore up 70%(!), MacFarland down 21% (!), Payne up 29%, Takoma up 24%, Walker-Jones down 19%. Hope Tolson is down 20% over two years, even though it up ticked last year. Mundo P St is down 41 kids since two years ago, ouch. Two Rivers was at 997 kids two years ago and is now at 1022.

The trend of decline at DC Prep, KIPP, and Friendship continues.

MV P st is down 40 students (6%) since two years ago, but Calle ocho is up 90 students (22%.) I didn’t know that they have over 1000 students.

I believe this was Calle Ocho's first year of having a 5th grade class at all, so an increase is to be expected.

No, 5th grade yet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also ran a comparison to SY 21-22, just to zoom out a bit. Certain trends are consistent-- EOTR population is down in general but not universally (Houston and Smothers are up for example), Banneker is unsurprisingly up, Coolidge is up 48% over two years wow, Dunbar is up 35%, John Lewis up 33%, Luke C Moore up 70%(!), MacFarland down 21% (!), Payne up 29%, Takoma up 24%, Walker-Jones down 19%. Hope Tolson is down 20% over two years, even though it up ticked last year. Mundo P St is down 41 kids since two years ago, ouch. Two Rivers was at 997 kids two years ago and is now at 1022.

The trend of decline at DC Prep, KIPP, and Friendship continues.

MV P st is down 40 students (6%) since two years ago, but Calle ocho is up 90 students (22%.) I didn’t know that they have over 1000 students.

I believe this was Calle Ocho's first year of having a 5th grade class at all, so an increase is to be expected.

No, 5th grade yet.

So Mundo Verde is still in the middle of the initial expansion to build out the school and it only increased by 6% since last year? That's about 30 kids? I thought it was a big school - how many kids per grade are they supposed to have?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:late for a meeting so can't look up for a while - how's Deal doing? have they maanged to brig the numbers down at all?

1396, 1391, 1420 over the past three years. So, no.

That is insane.

[Anonymous]

Gentrification Watch! Schools with a low percentage of white students that saw a notable increase in the number of white students:

Amidon-Bowen 40->51

Barnard 44->60

Bunker Hill 14->27

Burroughs 50->79

Eliot-Hine 37->57

JO Wilson 39->49

LaSalle-Backus 5->13

Seaton 72->82

Shepherd 99->114

Stuart-Hobson 59->78

Tyler 99->117

Wheatley 7->16

Whittier 38->50

[Anonymous]

My one take away is that tyler is HUGE for a DC elementary school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gentrification Watch! Schools with a low percentage of white students that saw a notable increase in the number of white students:

Amidon-Bowen 40->51

Barnard 44->60

Bunker Hill 14->27

Burroughs 50->79

Eliot-Hine 37->57

JO Wilson 39->49

LaSalle-Backus 5->13

Seaton 72->82

Shepherd 99->114

Stuart-Hobson 59->78

Tyler 99->117

Wheatley 7->16

Whittier 38->50

Curious about if there are any schools where that % persists through 4th or 5th grade. I’m too tired to dig in the data myself but my unscientific study (using my eyes) at one of the schools on that list where I have a (white) rising 3rd grader and we are bailing next year for a Hardy feeder says PK3/PK4 classes are half white, 4th and 5th grade classes have 1-2 non Black kids max. I don’t think the school is unique in that.

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Where are the folks getting last year’s numbers to compare?

[Anonymous]

^^ Not the totals, but the racial/ethnic breakdown.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where are the folks getting last year’s numbers to compare?

Same website. OSSE enrollment

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gentrification Watch! Schools with a low percentage of white students that saw a notable increase in the number of white students:

Amidon-Bowen 40->51

Barnard 44->60

Bunker Hill 14->27

Burroughs 50->79

Eliot-Hine 37->57

JO Wilson 39->49

LaSalle-Backus 5->13

Seaton 72->82

Shepherd 99->114

Stuart-Hobson 59->78

Tyler 99->117

Wheatley 7->16

Whittier 38->50

Curious about if there are any schools where that % persists through 4th or 5th grade. I’m too tired to dig in the data myself but my unscientific study (using my eyes) at one of the schools on that list where I have a (white) rising 3rd grader and we are bailing next year for a Hardy feeder says PK3/PK4 classes are half white, 4th and 5th grade classes have 1-2 non Black kids max. I don’t think the school is unique in that.

I don't think you can see this in the data. It looks like there's a table by race and a table by grade level but not a table by race and grade level.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are the folks getting last year’s numbers to compare?

Same website. OSSE enrollment

Can also go to Schooldigger where you can pull up the data for each school from 1988 through last year to see the longer-term trends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are the folks getting last year’s numbers to compare?

Same website. OSSE enrollment

Can also go to Schooldigger where you can pull up the data for each school from 1988 through last year to see the longer-term trends.

schooldigger isn't a thing

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Which DCPSes are way up or down?

Ludlow-Taylor is up 55 kids year on year!

Is this a good thing? Where are they going to put 55 more students?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gentrification Watch! Schools with a low percentage of white students that saw a notable increase in the number of white students:

Amidon-Bowen 40->51

Barnard 44->60

Bunker Hill 14->27

Burroughs 50->79

Eliot-Hine 37->57

JO Wilson 39->49

LaSalle-Backus 5->13

Seaton 72->82

Shepherd 99->114

Stuart-Hobson 59->78

Tyler 99->117

Wheatley 7->16

Whittier 38->50

Curious about if there are any schools where that % persists through 4th or 5th grade. I’m too tired to dig in the data myself but my unscientific study (using my eyes) at one of the schools on that list where I have a (white) rising 3rd grader and we are bailing next year for a Hardy feeder says PK3/PK4 classes are half white, 4th and 5th grade classes have 1-2 non Black kids max. I don’t think the school is unique in that.

that was the pattern at our EH feeder, but it changed significantly as more people started to choose EH. The 5th grade still loses a lot of kids but the demographics are overall more balanced than they were 10 yrs ago.