TIHSST…slot for Arlington students?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How many slots are allocated to Arlington? Are they divided among the middle schools or just APS in general?

30 seats and not divided evenly between schools.

Do they divide by school population (like the HB Lottery) or take the top 30?

I heard it was 35 seats now and it was divided by school population.

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Each school gets seats equal to 1.5% of its 8th grade headcount. 400 8th graders gives that middle school 6 seats.

How many spots for private school/homeschool pool?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many slots are allocated to Arlington? Are they divided among the middle schools or just APS in general?

30 seats and not divided evenly between schools.

Do they divide by school population (like the HB Lottery) or take the top 30?

I heard it was 35 seats now and it was divided by school population.

.

Each school gets seats equal to 1.5% of its 8th grade headcount. 400 8th graders gives that middle school 6 seats.

How many spots for private school/homeschool pool?

35 - (.015 X #of public 8th graders) = ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many slots are allocated to Arlington? Are they divided among the middle schools or just APS in general?

30 seats and not divided evenly between schools.

Do they divide by school population (like the HB Lottery) or take the top 30?

I heard it was 35 seats now and it was divided by school population.

.

Each school gets seats equal to 1.5% of its 8th grade headcount. 400 8th graders gives that middle school 6 seats.

Where do you get this information? That’s the formula for FCPS but I’ve never seen it explicitly mentioned for APS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many slots are allocated to Arlington? Are they divided among the middle schools or just APS in general?

30 seats and not divided evenly between schools.

Do they divide by school population (like the HB Lottery) or take the top 30?

I heard it was 35 seats now and it was divided by school population.

.

Each school gets seats equal to 1.5% of its 8th grade headcount. 400 8th graders gives that middle school 6 seats.

Where do you get this information? That’s the formula for FCPS but I’ve never seen it explicitly mentioned for APS

Not that PP, but they told us that at the APS TJ info night when my kid was in 8th grade.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many slots are allocated to Arlington? Are they divided among the middle schools or just APS in general?

30 seats and not divided evenly between schools.

Do they divide by school population (like the HB Lottery) or take the top 30?

I heard it was 35 seats now and it was divided by school population.

.

Each school gets seats equal to 1.5% of its 8th grade headcount. 400 8th graders gives that middle school 6 seats.

Where do you get this information? That’s the formula for FCPS but I’ve never seen it explicitly mentioned for APS

Not that PP, but they told us that at the APS TJ info night when my kid was in 8th grade.

Thanks! Was this before or after the admission change?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many slots are allocated to Arlington? Are they divided among the middle schools or just APS in general?

30 seats and not divided evenly between schools.

Do they divide by school population (like the HB Lottery) or take the top 30?

I heard it was 35 seats now and it was divided by school population.

.

Each school gets seats equal to 1.5% of its 8th grade headcount. 400 8th graders gives that middle school 6 seats.

Where do you get this information? That’s the formula for FCPS but I’ve never seen it explicitly mentioned for APS

Not that PP, but they told us that at the APS TJ info night when my kid was in 8th grade.

Thanks! Was this before or after the admission change?

After. It was two years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How many slots are allocated to Arlington? Are they divided among the middle schools or just APS in general?

30 seats and not divided evenly between schools.

Do they divide by school population (like the HB Lottery) or take the top 30?

I heard it was 35 seats now and it was divided by school population.

.

Each school gets seats equal to 1.5% of its 8th grade headcount. 400 8th graders gives that middle school 6 seats.

Where do you get this information? That’s the formula for FCPS but I’ve never seen it explicitly mentioned for APS

The TJ admissions regulation says 1.5% for Fairfax Count and PARTICIPATING JURISDICITONS. Arlington is a participating jurisdiction.

[Anonymous]

Both DCs never got into TJ. One is at HYP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Both DCs never got into TJ. One is at HYP.

Your point?