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Reply to "The higher the demand, the lower the percent of economically disadvantaged students."
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[quote=Anonymous]Another factor is that high SES families will move to MOCO or NOVA if they don't have a good school in DC. Some schools are higher SES than they would have been because families stay in the city because they got into them. That's part of why looking at a school's differential in SES for high grades versus lower grades can sometimes tell you about whether high SES families thinks it's good enough in higher grades to stay in the city for. Of course, whether it has a good middle school track is another factor. [/quote]
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