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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most want to see admissions based on STEM interest and aptitude, not demographics.[/quote]

Sure, but STEM interest and aptitude across the county. Not just a few affluent middle schools. [/quote]

What if the kids with the most interest and aptitude aren't evenly distributed across the county?  Why are you so obsessed with whether certain middle schools are "affluent" and less interested in whether TJ is actually fulfilling the obligations of a Governor's School?  [/quote]

T It makes sense that dropping 20k on prep classes buys an advantage.

It's also no accident that the schools with the highest HHI were also sending the most students because they can afford to invest in these classes which gain their children and advantage over others who cannot afford it, but I'm guessing you already knew that and just don't care.[/quote]

I think you make a lot of assumptions and just keep pulling these numbers out of your ass.  Originally it was the Loudoun parents sending their kids to one prep center that had you upset but then you moved on to implying all the parents at the top feeders were spending even larger sums on test prep with no clear evidence to support it.  Just admit you want seats taken away from certain schools because you despise hard work, achievement, and merit.  The only mystery is why, with such a nihilistic, resentful agenda, you’re willing to keep TJ open at all. [/quote]

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