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Hop on to the Curie Learning Facebook page and scroll through their photos. The lists from the class of 2023 and 2022 are in there. They deleted the list from 2024 after posting it on 8/17 - likely because they've been exposed.

If you read the names, they're literally almost all very obviously South Asian. There might be a couple of Sri Lankan or Bangladeshi names in there, but the level of consistency is staggering.

And yes, a big reason for the overwhelming Asian population majority of TJ is the applicant numbers. Numbers from demographics besides Asian have dropped precipitously as the school has become more Asian over the years, which is a source for some concern. Of bigger concern is that total applications have dropped by 20% since the class of 2022.[/quote]

Substantially all of the kids at Curie are south asian/indian. But Curie is not TJ. My guess (based purely on my observation, not having access to any public data), the mix at TJ among asians between south and east asians would be 50:50. Data for other groups is publicly available (http://www.fcag.org/tjstatistics.shtml).[/quote]

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