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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went to a NYC magnet that had test based entrance and was majority Asian b/c of it. While it was a great education, it did not reflect society as a whole. While that is fine for high school, I don't want to send my child to a school especially for early elementary that is like that: The same reason I would never send my child to an immersion Mandarin/Spanish/Korean/Hebrew school or to an public elementary school in an predominant ethnic enclave like Chinatown. Mandarin is important to our family but so is diversity - the two reasons we did not send DC to private especially for elementary school. Do what you feel fits your family.[/quote] No worries mate, YY's population is thought to be around 5% Chinese ([b]adopted girls not included[/b]) and 2% fully bilingual. A far cry from the 60% Asian (more than half Chinese) at Stuyvesant, Bronx Science and Bronx Tech. By contrast, the MoCo Chinese immersion ES school kids are about 40% Chinese and one-quarter fully bilingual upon entry. [/quote] I'm getting quite sick of posters on this thread looking down on adopted children at YY. Those girls are more Chinese than any of you ABCs. [/quote]
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