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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sela is like 23% at risk, so actually their numbers are pretty good for this population. In Ward 4 (not saying much), they beat everyone, except LAMB which they are roughly on par with. This could be the danger of a small size - they can swing widely from year to year. [/quote] Yes, Sela is impressive. I wonder how much of that is driven by tiny cohorts that are receiving lots of individual attention (and maybe additional funding from Sela's founders, outside of the per pupil funding?). Last year, they had 24 3rd, 19 4th, and 6 5th graders. (not so different from Shining Stars or Lee, actually) Hmm, maybe the better takeaway is that if you have a truly tiny testing cohort, it's hard to come to any conclusions about what your scores mean. Because with tiny cohorts, Lee and Shining Stars are not getting the same results as Sela.[/quote]
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