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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is it worthwhile discussing why the IB percent at Hardy is only 13%, when within a day or two we will know the new IB percent, which will likely be higher? [/quote] Whether its 13 percent or 16 percent the lingering question about Hardy is why it is so shockingly low.[/quote] If you think Hardy is shockingly low then you must have just moved your kid here from Andover. We use different comparables to arrive at "shock value" -- such that Hardy is considered to be pretty OK, not shocking whatsoever.[/quote] It's shocking that 87 percent of the IB school population doesn't choose Hardy. Why not.[/quote] They need to do what they did on Capitol Hill, get together and pledge to attend Hardy: http://chpspo.org/about-2/ Just read about this in the Natalie Wexler article that was linked in another thread: http://greatergreaterwashington.org/post/24018/anxious-about-the-new-school-boundaries-here-are-some-things-to-consider/ [/quote] Um you are kidding right? CHPSPO screwed up the middle school situation on Capitol Hill. They are a case study in how NOT to approach school reform. [/quote]
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