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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t know. [b]Ross is certainly doing something right.[/b] Ross has nearly as many black student test takers as Mann and Key. Black Students score 3+ ELA Brent 54.5% Eaton 85.7% Hearst 78% Janney 79.3% Key 78.3% Lafayette 76.6% Mann 95.7% Murch 61% Ross 100% Shepherd 76.9% Black Students score 4+ ELA Brent 30.3% Eaton 53.6% Hearst 46% Janney 55.2% Key 60.0% Lafayette 53.2% Mann 69.6% Murch 36.6% Ross 85.7% Shepherd 51.3% Black Students score 5+ ELA Brent 0.00% Eaton 10.7% Hearst 0.00% Janney 6.9% Key 8.7% Lafayette 6.4% Mann 8.7% Murch 0.00% Ross 28.6% Shepherd 7.7% [/quote] It's hard to say this conclusively without more info (which I guess isn't directly available). It could just be that Ross has more high-SES black students than the other schools.[/quote] No. Why try to find a reason to not acknowledge Ross is doing a stellar job? [/quote] Why the defensiveness? This is my first comment, and I'm just wondering whether there could be another explanation. I tend to think that demographics are more important than teaching styles/strategies when predicting student outcomes. I'm genuinely curious whether the demographics of black students might be different at Ross vs. the other schools named. Nothing against Ross at all, and I'm happy that the AA students there are doing well (I'm AA myself and live IB for one of the other schools on the list).[/quote] There are barely any black students in any of these schools and out of those there are barely any that are at-risk. You are talking about a handful of kids in each grade max. It's impossible to make any kind of logical conclusions with such a small sample size. Also agree with pp that data is questionable. There aren't more than 10 black students in most of those categories listed I'll give you the benefit of the doubt though what is the source for the data[/quote]
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