Demographics info for 2015-16

[Anonymous]

Is it available anywhere? myschooldc only shows, that I can find, info for the previous school year, 2014-15. Count day was many months ago now. Where is that info?

[Anonymous]

What's the min % of white kids you need before you consider the school?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What's the min % of white kids you need before you consider the school?

I mean, ideally over 50%, but minimum of 40%. Do any fit the bill?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's the min % of white kids you need before you consider the school?

I mean, ideally over 50%, but minimum of 40%. Do any fit the bill?

1) Fuck off.
2) move to Wisconsin

[Anonymous]

I'm really hoping that response was a troll. If not, in agreement with PP^^.

[Anonymous]

Probably a troll. Most people in DC are too into "social justice" to state their racism that openly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Probably a troll. Most people in DC are too into "social justice" to state their racism that openly.

That poster is cloaked in anonymity, so that person expressed their true thoughts

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's the min % of white kids you need before you consider the school?

I mean, ideally over 50%, but minimum of 40%. Do any fit the bill?

I'm the OP and I didn't write this post.
I also fully expected this thread to take this exact turn, but I do want the info I asked for. Obviously it isn't about skin color, because I'd be living elsewhere, like a tiny condo west of the park (you don't need to move to Wisconsin). I am, however, interested (OMG Every parent is interested, give me a break), in FARMS rates as an indicator of extreme poverty, and of the proportion of resources that the school will generally be able to dedicate to teaching my child versus dealing with all issues related to extreme poverty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's the min % of white kids you need before you consider the school?

I mean, ideally over 50%, but minimum of 40%. Do any fit the bill?

I'm the OP and I didn't write this post.
I also fully expected this thread to take this exact turn, but I do want the info I asked for. Obviously it isn't about skin color, because I'd be living elsewhere, like a tiny condo west of the park (you don't need to move to Wisconsin). I am, however, interested (OMG Every parent is interested, give me a break), in FARMS rates as an indicator of extreme poverty, and of the proportion of resources that the school will generally be able to dedicate to teaching my child versus dealing with all issues related to extreme poverty.

No, really, you need to move to a tiny condo west of the park.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it available anywhere? myschooldc only shows, that I can find, info for the previous school year, 2014-15. Count day was many months ago now. Where is that info?

OSSE controls the release of this data. You can see the most current available for each charter and DCPS on learndc.org

[Anonymous]

DCPS website school profiles list demographics for each school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DCPS website school profiles list demographics for each school

But that is 2014-15 data and OP wants 2015-16.

[Anonymous]

you really can't tell too much about FARMs rates at most schools because DC uses the community eligibility option and lists schools as 99% FARMs if they fall above a certain threshold. At-risk percentage is more helpful anyway, as the kids who qualify for that tend to be poorer (FARMs has a much higher income threshold than TANF or SNAP eligibility; the other at-risk categories are homelessness and foster care)

[Anonymous]

yes, the DCPS website demographics are based on 2014-2015 but lets be honest you will not see a huge shift in numbers such as race and reduced lunch/free lunch numbers. Test scores however will differ.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:yes, the DCPS website demographics are based on 2014-2015 but lets be honest you will not see a huge shift in numbers such as race and reduced lunch/free lunch numbers. Test scores however will differ.

And you can get up to date test scores (2014-15) on learndc.org - but not on the DCPS profile pages.