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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why is student Race needed on the application form, if not for manipulating offers? Student Race information is already being collected on the Student registration form for federal federal funds/reporting, etc. purposes, after students decide to enroll at TJ. Why collect it for all applicants? [/quote] Probably for reporting. Possibly for VDOE to monitor the admissions process. Applicants can also decline to share IIRC. [/quote] Application does not provide option to not share. Race is a required field to submit the application. Admissions are race-conscious. Every FCPS news release on TJ admissions leads with the racial percentage breakdown, even before mentioning middle school offer counts. [/quote] Even if the data is collected for reporting, admissions evaluators do not know the race, ethnicity, or gender of any applicant. Stop pushing wacko conspiracy theories. [/quote] Truth hurts! Without considering race, there’s no other basis for selecting applicants. With race-conscious admissions, a consistent racial quota is achieved, as highlighted in FCPS news releases for last four years since admission change. There’s no hiding the manipulation of racial representation.[/quote] That's not what happened. They changed the admissions policy to reduce merit and increase randomness. This leads to an incoming class that looks a lot like a cross section of the applicant pool. A merit based system will disproportionately select asians. A more random system will select students somewhat proportionally. This is why we see a surge in white students, fairfax is predominantly white.[/quote] Is 36% predominantly? It is not mainly or for the most part any specific race. [/quote]
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