| Blair, a DCC school, has the highest rate of admission to tier 1 schools; whereas, last I checked Wotton was a 4 on GS. |
When was the last time you checked? https://www.greatschools.org/maryland/rockville/966-Thomas-S.-Wootton-High-School/ |
Huh? I dont recall Wootton ever being a 4. Are you talking about Whitman which has a GS rating of 4 based on test scores? |
Actually it's back up to 8, but it was fine while it lasted.
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| ^^^fun! It was fun while it lasted! |
| Wootton is a 9 and was a 10 before the ratings changed. |
Well, you could try to refute anything said in the post. |
No, actually you are wrong. The "W Schools" are all becoming more racially diverse while the DCC schools and other previously diverse schools (like Springbrook, Paint Branch, Watkins Mill, etc.) are becoming less racially diverse. |
This is true. You want to see a real W (white) school, check out a Whitman yearbook from 1988. |
Just because Whitman has a few African diplomats kids, doesn't make it diverse. Wootton is bi-racial (whites and Asian ). But thanks for the laugh. |
As measured how, compared to when? |
My Churchill feeder school (Cabin John MS) is majority non-white ( http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/regulatoryaccountability/glance/currentyear/schools/03606.pdf ) |
I think that the demographics in MCPS, and Montgomery County as a whole, are more complex than "white" and "non-white". |
It seams the only diversity credits the eastern half of the county likes to hand out are for poor blacks and immigrants in ESOL. I mean I get it because that is what fills most of their schools but there are better mixtures of diversity. They are welcome to continue to hero pat themselves on their backs if they like, doesn’t change much. |
"Diversity" doesn't mean what you seem to think it means. |