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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here are the best elementary schools in Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) with their respective key statistics and average SOL scores for each:

Sangster Elementary
Enrollment: 899
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17.5
Economically Disadvantaged: 4.0%
Average SOL Score: 90%

Wolftrap Elementary
Enrollment: 550
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16.6
Economically Disadvantaged: 2.7%
Average SOL Score: 91%

Haycock Elementary
Enrollment: 829
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.4
Economically Disadvantaged: 4.2%
Average SOL Score: 89%

Colvin Run Elementary
Enrollment: 766
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14.7
Economically Disadvantaged: 2.1%
Average SOL Score: 92%

Churchill Road Elementary
Enrollment: 600
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.7
Economically Disadvantaged: 3.0%
Average SOL Score: 90%

Forestville Elementary
Enrollment: 580
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.1
Economically Disadvantaged: 5.7%
Average SOL Score: 88%

Navy Elementary
Enrollment: 851
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16.2
Economically Disadvantaged: 7.9%
Average SOL Score: 89%

Spring Hill Elementary
Enrollment: 948
Student-Teacher Ratio: 18.2
Economically Disadvantaged: 11.5%
Average SOL Score: 87%

Kent Gardens Elementary
Enrollment: 1,006
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16.4
Economically Disadvantaged: 4.1%
Average SOL Score: 91%

Wakefield Forest Elementary
Enrollment: 648
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.8
Economically Disadvantaged: 7.9%
Average SOL Score: 88%

Waynewood Elementary
Enrollment: 726
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17.0
Economically Disadvantaged: 2.8%
Average SOL Score: 90%

Poplar Tree Elementary
Enrollment: 721
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.4
Economically Disadvantaged: 9.4%
Average SOL Score: 89%

Chesterbrook Elementary
Enrollment: 537
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14.5
Economically Disadvantaged: 2.6%
Average SOL Score: 92%

Westbriar Elementary
Enrollment: 847
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17.6
Economically Disadvantaged: 9.4%
Average SOL Score: 88%

Flint Hill Elementary
Enrollment: 608
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.0
Economically Disadvantaged: 8.6%
Average SOL Score: 87%

Silverbrook Elementary
Enrollment: 814
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14.8
Economically Disadvantaged: 9.2%
Average SOL Score: 89%

Great Falls Elementary
Enrollment: 517
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14.6
Economically Disadvantaged: 5.4%
Average SOL Score: 91%

Canterbury Woods Elementary
Enrollment: 796
Student-Teacher Ratio: 16.2
Economically Disadvantaged: 14.4%
Average SOL Score: 86%

Vienna Elementary
Enrollment: 377
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13.3
Economically Disadvantaged: 5.3%
Average SOL Score: 93%

Cherry Run Elementary
Enrollment: 461
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13.4
Economically Disadvantaged: 6.1%
Average SOL Score: 90%

Stenwood Elementary
Enrollment: 539
Student-Teacher Ratio: 13.9
Economically Disadvantaged: 10.9%
Average SOL Score: 87%

Hunt Valley Elementary
Enrollment: 747
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.2
Economically Disadvantaged: 11.0%
Average SOL Score: 86%

Willow Springs Elementary
Enrollment: 859
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.5
Economically Disadvantaged: 14.2%
Average SOL Score: 85%

Keene Mill Elementary
Enrollment: 801
Student-Teacher Ratio: 17.4
Economically Disadvantaged: 19.9%
Average SOL Score: 84%

Oak Hill Elementary
Enrollment: 657
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14.5
Economically Disadvantaged: 8.4%
Average SOL Score: 88%

Fox Mill Elementary
Enrollment: 645
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.0
Economically Disadvantaged: 9.3%
Average SOL Score: 89%[/quote]

The best??? All you’ve done is prove that children who come from upper middle class home where parents are college educated will score well on standardized tests. Doesn’t say a word about the learning experiences of the students. The kids at these schools would score exactly the same if they were placed in a Title 1 school. [/quote]

How do you figure that they would preform the same if the class had to move at a crawl?[/quote]

You do realize that even in a Title I they would generally be pursuing coursework and grouped with peers at their own ability level? Who they are "surrounded by" in other classrooms is largely irrelevant. It's just that their school would only have 1 section of Calc instead of 5 sections that a high-SES HS might have.  Maybe mildly more challenging scheduling-wise but the admins aren't idiots and if they only have one section each of say AP US History, AP Calc, and AP Physics they know there's going to be a lot of overlap amongst the students taking those courses and won't schedule them into the same block.[/quote]

How many section of second grade language arts do you think most elementary schools classes have? [/quote]

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