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Reply to "PARCC scores not aligning with SES"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I bet those kids go to schools with lower FARMS rates. Once you hit a tipping point, those kids aren't doing well. A school full of poor kids isn't going to do well.[/quote] FARMs is a measure of household income, not socioeconomic status. I wish that people would stop conflating the two. I'm talking to the OP, not to you, PP.[/quote] What's the difference between income and SES?[/quote] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socioeconomic_status Income is one factor but not the only one used to determine SES. A PhD student or medical resident might have low income but higher SES based on occupation and education. [/quote] uh huh b/c so many PhD/medical students have kids enrolled in MCPS schools Let's get real, genius. Low SES in schools is more often THAN NOT related to poverty. We're not talking about families with a PhD mom or dad working in a non-profit while parent two stays home.[/quote]
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