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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Longfellow is probably the strongest but forget about TJ. [/quote]

That's weird since Longfellow sends more kids to TJ than any other MS. Going there is a big advantage.[/quote]

After all the media attention and all of the changes at TJ receiving so much public attention, you have no business spreading misinformation. Choosing Longfellow is literally a [i]dis[/i]advantage. A top-tier student from the nontraditional feeders has a significantly greater chance at TJ.[/quote]

You consider it a disadvantage even though more kids get in from Longfellow than any other MS? Seems like it has the best odds and your trying to keep it a secret.

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More kids get into TJ from Carson than from Longfellow.

Before the recent change in the TJ admissions process, there were years where more kids were getting into TJ from Carson, but the admissions rate from Longfellow was the highest in the county.

With the change in the TJ admissions process, Carson and Longfellow still send more kids to TJ than other middle schools, but the admissions rate is lower than from other middle schools with far fewer applicants.

Cooper is an AAP center like Longfellow, but it didn't used to be, and around the time the AAP program might have gotten more intense they changed the TJ admissions process.  So maybe the level of interest in TJ never reached Carson/Longfellow/Rocky Run levels at Cooper, and of course when it comes to neighborhood high schools it doesn't get much better than Langley. [/quote]

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