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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This depends on where you're considering moving to and longer term plans for high school. People like to complain but northern va has the most top ranking high schools in VA[/quote]

True.

[b]But that used to be true for Montgomery County, MD, until radicalized Democrats ruined that system.
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The current #1 high school in the USA is TJ.

Read up on what our radical school board is doing to TJ (not to mention the rest of the schools in VA).[/quote]

The bolded is true but Fairfax families are starting to wise up (hopefully) before its too late.

TJ is the number one school in the country but several Fairfax/northern VA high schools make the list for best in the state. The list has been post on DCUM recently.[/quote]

School ranking lists have nothing to do with actual teacher quality. Everyone conflates the two, but they are completely separate things. To clarify, one can't conclude that the math teachers in Fairfax are better than the math teachers at a school lower on the list in a rural area. The rankings measure average standardized test scores, but not teacher quality.[/quote]

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