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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Did Washington Latin show up?  Those are the top 3 MS by DC CAS right there for the last 2 years.[/quote]

OP here,

Can you point me towards Latin and Basis DCCAS scores? As disaggregated as possible.

I've never seen these data. [/quote]

if you go to the OSSE website they have the 2014 DC CAS scores (and 2013, and 2012)
not sure if they ranked them but they do it by subgroup
FARMS
white
black
latino
other

the other place to go to compare is the DCPCSB DC charter school board but OSSE is the best
the charter school board has equity reports and includes public schools
very very interesting

PS as an economist, one thing you should know from the NAEP ('which is the only national achievement test we have, where they test 4th and 8th graders, where DC kids test the highest in the country when you look at states) is there is an article I think by someone from the 21st century fund aboou the achievement gaps

2003 vs 2013 blacks and latinos did not change vs whites - shocking but 50 point gap across the board
FARMS vs non FARMS [b]doubled[/b] to look exactly like the racial divide  except that a lot of these states don't have as many minorities in them - so now it really is about economics

sorry don't know how to post links Luddite here[/quote]

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