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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The question to the thread title is YES. There was no middle school that is "in bounds" for the magnet and had zero kids represented.

What numbers it took to get in if your home MS was Pyle? I don't know. But I can tell you those numbers will look really different from Westland, based on the numbers published by MCPS. Pyle led the pack in terms of "highly able" students, but Westland lagged significantly, particularly given the homogenous and hyper-privileged nature of the student body.

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Numbers or you're making it up. Also, Westland is not as homogeneous as you think, and definitely not has much as Pyle.[/quote]
Not PP but https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/uploadedFiles/schools/msmagnet/about/MS%20Magnet%20Field%20Test%20Data%20by%20Sending%20MS.pdf[/quote]

I'm PP and that's the chart I was thinking of. Note that this isn't really about Westland, since this data is about incoming 6th graders. It's more about the sending elementary schools, but the data is clumped like this for ease of comparison. Even considering that Westland is smaller, the numbers are more analagous to a solid Silver Spring middle school than to the other Bethesda/Chevy Chase/Potomac middle schools.

The only reason it is worth pointing out is because OP is basically asking "How did the rich kid schools do?" and the answer is "Depends on the rich kid school." [/quote]

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