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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It depends on where in MCPS.  W clusters, probably not that uncommon.   I think MCPS publishes PARCC scores by each schools. You can get a sense of what cluster/schools would have a high % of students with 99% MAP scores.[/quote]
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We've got plenty of 99% MAP scores in the BCC cluster and other parts of Maryland too.    [/quote]

Same.

No one from west Bethesda gets an into ti G&T/ CES now that they apply the “cohort rule”. If there are too many 99% people you “don’t need CES and should stay with your cohort at home school.”

CES is only for URMs that score above the masses as the badly performing cohort schools. [/quote]

~99.9%ilers at schools like that get into CES. (I don't know the actual number.)[/quote]

No, 99.9%ilers get identified for enrichment and placed in the CES lottery pool, but actual CES placement is by random selection from the pool.  They are no different from 95%ilers.  Note that local programs are different; I'm speaking only of the regional programs.

The only difference between Bethesda and higher-FARMS rate schools is that a higher percentile cut-off is used to place students in the "identified for enrichment" category.

Also, I don't want to really anyone's mind, but not all the schools in the lowest FARMS rate tier are in western Montgomery County!  [/quote]

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