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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here are the proficiency results for high school. It looks like Walls (a selective school that only accepts students with an A average GPA) has slightly pulled ahead of BASIS DC (a 100% lottery school). Walls ELA 94.66 Math 67.44 BASIS DC ELA 92.06 Math 66.12 Banneker ELA 88.62 Math 44.52 Latin ELA 70.71 Math 30.47 DCI ELA 41.87 Math 20.74 [/quote] This is high school? Why is DCI so bad?[/quote] There's a lot more than meets the eye with high school math PARCC scores. Analyze with caution.[/quote] Kid at DCI?[/quote] Not at all, I don't even have a child of that age. But if you read backwards through this thread and others, you'll see a discussion of how the math PARCC works and what it reports and does not report. I'm not saying any one school is better in math than another-- I'd have to really look through the data, and it depends on the modeling assumptions you make. The sad truth is PARCC doesn't tell us very much about math after 9th grade.[/quote] Everyone takes the same test in DC. Maybe you prefer to rely for your data on anonymous posters in DCUM? Or does that just depend on modeling assumptions?[/quote] Oh FFS. No, not everyone takes the same test. Some people take Algebra I. Some people take Algebra II. Some people take Geometry. Some people take the MSAA. And some people take no math standardized test at all. Kids take the test for the *class* they are taking, not the grade they are in. So to do a geniune comparison of two schools' math performance, you'd have to carefully control for those things. And even then, it wouldn't tell you anything at all about upper-level math courses. [/quote]
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