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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wakefield had lower SAT scores this year than TC Williams, any high school in Fairfax County, and several schools in Prince William. It may have higher SOL scores than a few of those schools. [/quote] I wish people were a little more clear when they describe schools as "good" or "not good". It seems like two different things are constantly conflated - a) the quality of the facilities and teaching - I think most people would agree that Wakefield is on par with other Arlington high schools b) the socio-demographic make-up - clearly - Wakefield is much more diverse that any other Arlington high school. People toss around test scores as if it is a measure of school quality. I suspect a quick quantitative analysis could show that almost all the variation Arlington high school test scores are a function of differences in the income and race distribution of the student body. My kids will be going to W-L, but I wouldn't hesitate to send them to Wakefield. The whole AP program is effectively a school-within-a-school and that is the peer effects they would be dealing with.[/quote] My comment went only to the reference to rankings. There are different ways to rank schools and people are quick to assert some schools are better than others without explaining what they mean. Wakefield may do a good job for the students who go there. [/quote]
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