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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Bottom heavy?! Yes, HoCo schools are “rated” higher because they have a lot fewer black and Hispanic kids, who tend not to score as highly on standardized tests. “Ratings” around here are 100% about whiteness/Asianness of a school system. When people say they want “good schools,” you can simply cut and paste “white and Asian schools.”[/quote] MCPS: 30.1% Hispanic 29.3% White 21.3% Black 14.3% Asian HCPS: 22.4% Asian 24.0% Black 11.3% Hispanic 35.8% White so...not really. You know it's easy to look this stuff up, right?[/quote] So MoCo is more than half (51%) black/hispanic and HoCo is only 1/3 (35%) black/hispanic? I'd call that a major difference. HoCo is one in three and MoCo is the majority.[/quote] Exactly...thanks to the poster who shared these numbers. The biggest issue is the % of Hispanics. These numbers seem to mesh with the numbers posted earlier about limited English proficiency, which I am pasting below for your convenience: HoCo Free/Reduced Lunch – 22.7% Limited English Proficient – 5.7% Special Education – 9.6% MoCo: Free/Reduced Lunch – 34.2% Limited English Proficient – 17.4% Special Education – 11.2%[/quote]
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