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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you take the average of both scores, here are the best-performing schools (the share of kids scoring 4+):

Janney ES	0.7375
Ross ES	0.7255
Lafayette ES	0.719
Mann ES	0.706
Eaton ES	0.689
Stoddert ES	0.678
Murch ES	0.6745
Key ES	0.6495
Basis DC PCS	0.6335
Brent ES	0.626
Washington Yu Ying PCS	0.6105
DC Prep PCS Edgewood Elementary	0.6045
Washington Latin PCS - Middle School	0.5845
DC Prep PCS Edgewood Middle	0.568
KIPP DC LEAD Academy	0.549
Oyster Adams Bilingual School	0.5445
Deal MS	0.536
Hyde Addison ES	0.5165
School Within School at Goding	0.513
Latin American Montessori Bilingual (LAMB) PCS	0.458
Maury ES	0.44
Shepherd ES	0.4335
Hearst ES	0.4225
[b]Inspired Teaching Demonstration PCS	0.383
Two Rivers PCS	0.375
Mundo Verde Bilingual PCS	0.354[/b]
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If these are the best performing schools what are the worst.!?!

Less than .20-.10 percent scoring 4+

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Just like YY started out struggling on paper as far as scores are concerned, ITS and MV will be on par with YY in a few years. They have matching demographics and no reason not to succeed. By every indication, families love it there. PP pointed out that the 3rd graders (I think kids that started there in PK4) are in the mid 50s.[/quote]

[b]ITS and MV have different admissions entry options than YY.[/b]  Also, until last year YY had time stamp waitlists which one could guess helped ensure dedicated families attending.  [/quote]

Sorry, what would those be?  Don't they all use the common lottery as the entry point?  And don't both MV and YY have grade cut-offs, after which a student is deemed too old/far behind to catch up with the target language?

YY has always been perceived to have benefited from the fairly high SES of its population.[/quote]

NP here. I think the point here is that the kids taking the test are in 3rd+.  That means that the kids at YY who took the test were admitted during the "can you afford to wait in line" admissions policy. As a result YY's population wasn't "perceived" to be higher SES, the system was set up in such a way to drive that result.    [/quote]

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