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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]ITS continues it have solid middle school performances. This year, the first year to have 40+ in graduating 8th graders, I’ve heard they had double digits in elite privates (Maret, SJC, Gonzaga, Sidwell), double digits at SWW/Banneker/McKinley. I’ve heard nothing but great things about the new head of school.[/quote]

Hello ITS administrator.  Do you have anything to say about the utter lack of math differentiation?  Ooh, elite privates, what a wonderful solution for all of us.  ITS equities so hard!  Is it you who drives the Tesla in the dropoff line?[/quote]

Huh? I’m just a parent of a 7th grader that is impressed and proud of our graduates (most of whom I’ve know since they were 4 year old and have seen them grown into great kids). Why are you such a mean person?[/quote]

Parent of current ITS 8th grader. I don't think it's correct that there are double digits going to elite privates. Maybe two or three kids. But yeah, will almost definitely be double digits at SWW, Banneker, and Ellington--possibly high double digits, once the Walls waitlist moves. (Not sure about McKinley. None of DC's friends applied there.) [/quote]

I think I meant double digits admitted to privates. I know do at least 8 admits so assume there were a few more.[/quote]

Is getting into a non-elite private an indication of quality, though?  Or does it mean you didn't get into a selective DC high school.[/quote]

Idk. The kids I know got admitted to Walls, GDS, Maret, Damatha. So I guess all around. [/quote]

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