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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Stuyvesant is 45% low-income. 53% of NYC public school kids are low-income. [/quote] I was responding to the moron who kept saying poor students can't gain admission. You keep changing the subject and I will keep reminding.[/quote] Before last year, they couldn't be admitted to TJ. You apparently need to be reminded of that. [/quote] I am not sure there has been any verification of family income at TJ as being below $47k to determine percentage of low income students. [/quote] They have farms data for every year. [/quote] As has been explained a few times on this discussion, FARMS data is totally corrupted by the way the question was posed by FCPS - even millionaire households could have legally opted-in to FARMS. Any determination of low-income kids doing better under the new process is absolute fiction. [/quote]
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