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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also, in case you've forgotten, Jackson Reed isn't selective at all. It's just white. [/quote] The excellent neighborhood schools in the suburbs aren't selective either; anyone who can afford the expensive houses in their districts can attend. Like Jackson-Reed. It's no secret that students from rich families do better on average. [/quote] Jackson Reed isn’t “white” and neither are the high performing schools in the suburbs around here. Feel free to put your money where your mouth is and send your kid to Dunbar though. [/quote] It's quite a bit whiter than McKinley Tech at this point. Which was the point.[/quote] The point is that it has more kids who are college-bound and the instruction is accordingly more at a college-bound level. It’s just ignorace and denial to claim otherwise. If you don’t care about your kid having more rigorous instruction that is completely valid - some kids don’t need it and can catch up in college. But nobody on DCUM should enroll their kid in McKinley believing that the academics will be as good as at a school with a bigger grade level/advanced cohort. Some families are fine with this. I am not. [/quote]
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