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[quote=Anonymous]If you look for breakpoints, there are six tiers in FCPS in terms of student economics/poverty.

FCPS FARMS - 2019-20

Tier 6:  Majority FARMS - schools that will be largely focused on helping the ESOL/FARMS kids develop the academic skills needed to graduate

Justice 63.3%
Annandale 60.7%
Mount Vernon 58.3%
Falls Church 55.5%
Lee 55.2%

Tier 5:  High FARMS - above or close to the 40% poverty threshold that FCPS once identified as an impediment to overall student success

Herndon 44.9%
West Potomac 42.3%
Edison 38.1%

Tier 4:  Moderate FARMS - schools just below the county average and among the most diverse in FCPS

Hayfield 29.9%
Centreville 28.7%
South Lakes 28.5%
Westfield 28.4%
Fairfax 24.3%

Tier 3:  Low-FARMS - well below the county average and generally known for their strong academic performance

South County 20.7%
Marshall 20.1%
Chantilly 18.8%
Lake Braddock 15.3%
West Springfield 15.0%

Tier 2:  Very Low-FARMS - schools primarily known for their academic success and affluent student bodies, but with some economic diversity

Woodson 11.4%
Robinson 10.8%
Oakton 10.9%
Madison 9.8%
McLean 9.0%

Tier 1: No FARMS - schools primarily known for their academic success and affluent student bodies, and where students most often are viewed as in a "bubble"

Langley 2.1%
TJ 1.8%[/quote]

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