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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]RCES got a 71. Seems the cutoff for a 5 is 75, so not that far behind.

Again, almost certainly due to the fact that RCES has about 20% FARMS and is below 50% white.

Really nothing revelatory. [/quote]

Weller Road ES got a 5, right? [u]<[/u]5.0% white, 80% FARMs, 54% ESOL.[/quote]

Sure, but they're an exception. Basically the scores are a proxy for FARMS and ESOL rates in the schools, like every other metric. [/quote]

Not at the elementary school level, they're not. Here are the schools that scored a 5 (from Bethesda Beat, which is why the list is unalphabetized):

Germantown
Poolesville
Lois P Rockwell
Ronald McNair
Lakewood
Travilah
Farmland
Luxmanor
Beverly Farms
Fallsmead
Wayside
Cold Spring
Cloverly
Little Bennett
Bethesda
Chevy Chase
Somerset
Westbrook
Bradley Hills
North Chevy Chase
Wood Acres
Burning Tree
Bannockburn
Wyngate
Ashburton
Olney
Westover
Barnsley
Belmont
Matsunaga
Diamond
Potomac
Seven Locks
Carderock Springs
Bells Mill
Stone Mill
Cedar Grove
Woodfield
Oakland Terrace
Weller Road
Kensington Parkwood
Forest Knolls

Lots of schools with lots of affluent parents, it's true. But also a meaningful number of schools that aren't like that. What are they doing that Rachel Carson ES isn't doing?

https://bethesdamagazine.com/bethesda-beat/schools/quarter-of-mcps-schools-receive-top-rank-in-new-state-accountability-model/

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