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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is FCPS's plan to address additional overcrowding at high schools that will see enrollment increases if TJ switches to a lottery? The overcrowded McLean and Chantilly pyramids currently send the most kids to TJ, and will see an influx of students under a lottery, but FCPS isn't planning for an addition at either school. Conversely, West Potomac and Justice are among the pyramids that send the fewest kids to TJ, and will send more under a lottery, but FCPS is building expensive additions at both schools. FCPS planning is a mess. 2020-21 TJ students by base high school pyramid: McLean 190 Chantilly 155 Langley 152 Oakton 140 Westfield 92 Woodson 81 Madison 70 Marshall 68 Fairfax 48 South Lakes 47 Lake Braddock 42 Centreville 40 Annandale 39 Robinson 33 Falls Church 25 West Springfield 24 Edison 21 Hayfield 21 Herndon 21 South County 21 West Potomac 19 Justice 11 Lewis 11 Mount Vernon 7 Source: https://www.fcps.edu/about-fcps/facilities-planning-future/facilities-and-membership-dashboards[/quote] Any clue if we can see the breakdown of the applicants from each school? I'm guessing McLean, Chantilly, Langley, etc. by far have the most applicants. I'd be surprised if any of the schools lower on the list even had many kids interested in going. But that is just a guess on my part and I'd like to see the data. [/quote] I doubt they collect data on the number of applicants to TJ who reside within the boundaries of the specific high schools. FCPS does collect information on the number of students applying and accepted from different FCPS middle schools, but they usually don't publicize it, although they may have included it in some of the recent reports to the School Board relating to potential changes in the TJ admissions process. And sometimes groups like FCAG (Fairfax County Association for the Gifted) submit FOIA requests for that information and then post it on their website. [/quote] This is the last such summary by middle school on FCAG's web site for the TJ Class of 2022 (8th grade students admitted in the spring of 2018): http://www.fcag.org/documents/TJHSST%20All%20Middle%20Schools%20Class%20of%202022.pdf [/quote]
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