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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Herndon HS?  Really?  I've been living in Fairfax County for the past 30 years and Herndon HS was never at the top.  It was always TJ and then Langley, McLean.  And then followed by wanna be Oakton or Madison.  Woodson was always the little bastard child.[/quote]

You may want to factor Chantilly into your rankings. It’s overtaking Oakton and Woodson in things like SATs and now has fewer base school kids going to TJ, which keeps the talent in house. [/quote]

Chantilly has never had higher SATs than Oakton or Woodson.[/quote]

Chantilly and Marshall are below the Big 5 (Langley, McLean, Madison, Oakton, Woodson) and, of course, TJ.  But Chantilly was only 1 point behind Madison for Class of 2021.

Class of 2020:

TJ 1527
Langley 1305
McLean 1295
Oakton 1281
Woodson 1264
Madison 1262
Marshall 1253
Chantilly 1247

Class of 2021:

TJ 1531
McLean 1295
Langley 1285
Woodson 1253
Oakton 1249
Madison 1230
Chantilly 1229
Marshall 1223[/quote]

The scores are not reflective of the teachers, but the involvement of the parents (or more accurately how much money parents through at other people to deal with their children). Consequently, the snowflakes can succeed in any FCPS school. Plenty of 4-year college bound students come out of Herndon, Justice, etc.

The real problems stem from FCPS itself, but that’s for a different thread.[/quote]

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