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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] You need to go back and read the post again. Most of the posts that reported scores in the high 90s weren't selected whereas the few that said they got in were very low from years past.[/quote]

You're the one who needs to go back and reread the posts.

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/951999.page

Most of the scores posted as being part of the magnet pools (from which the lottery took place) were high 90s. Of course there will be lower scores here and there, as there are every year, to account for students with twice exceptional needs, etc.

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There's a summary on page 8 of that thread that affirms the earlier posters arguemnt.
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/105/951999.page

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MAP-M and Math magnet results:
232 - not in pool
234 - not in pool
242 - in pool
244 - in pool (selected)
245 - in pool
252 - in pool (selected)
255 - not in pool
255 - in pool
262 - in pool
268 - in pool
272 - in pool (and in-bounds for TPMS, but not selected)
283 - in pool

MAP-R and Humanities magnet results:
235 - in pool
235 - in pool
237 - in pool
238 - in pool
239- in pool (selected)
240- not in pool
240 - in pool
240 - in pool
240 - in pool
245 - in pool
245 - in pool
256 - in pool
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Students with higher scores were not admitted while admission seemed random and were lower than years past.

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