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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are 16 DCPS and charter schools 10% or less at-risk students now (based on the 2018-19 enrollment audit). Adult-ed or alternative programs are not included.

A question mark means that there are fewer than 10 at-risk students enrolled, so a percentage cannot be calculated. https://osse.dc.gov/node/1306796

Brent 4.2% at risk
Deal 6.7% 
Eaton 6.0%
Eliot Hine 4%
Hearst 6%
Janney ?
Key ?
Lafayette 2.8%
Maury 2.2%
Mann ?
Murch 4.1%
Oyster-Adams 10%
Peabody ?
Ross ?
School within a School ?
Stoddert 3.4%

BASIS DC 8.5%
LAMB 9%
Lee Montessori 10%
Mundo Verde 9.1%
Washington Latin MS 6.2%
Yu Ying PCS 4.4%

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I am surprised that Eliot Hine has such a low at-risk percentage. [/quote]

Shoot - you are right. I made a math error. Delete it from the list. [/quote]

Shoot, I was hoping to be pleasantly surprised and questioninng my assumptions. [/quote]

Yup this list is the only schools that are acceptable to the DCUM (read UMC+ more white than DC overall)

If these folks aren't inbound or lottery into one of the charters most people either go private or leave

And reality is you are going to be hard pressed to get a challenging educational environment in any other school not on this list.  There are a few noteworthy exceptions which can be found by looking at the lottery wait lists.  And again not surprisingly the schools listed have the longest wait lists.

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