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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's a shame the Empower Dashboard doesn't let you look at non-economically disadvantaged students (it says it does, but the graphs don't show), because that's actually what I'd like to see. Relying on white as an imperfect proxy, for all students in ES specifically, you get a VERY different list than the "top" list above... which really shows how much that list is just demographics driven. Top 15 ELA: Shepherd 93 Chisholm 93 Ludlow-Taylor 92 Stoddert 90 Hyde-Addison 90 Maury 88 EL Haynes 86 Payne 86 Oyster-Adams 85 Bancroft 85 Janney 85 Lafayette 84 Murch 84 SWS 83 Mundo Verde - Cook 82 Top 15 Math: Hearst 93 Lewis 93 Shepherd 90 Lafayette 90 Ross 90 SWS 89 Brent 88 Watkins 97 Maury 87 Stoddert 87 Murch 85 Eaton 85 Garrison 85 Chisholm 81 Ludlow-Taylor 81 One thing I think is interesting about the above list is that lots of these schools are very diverse and so don't do as well "overall." But it seems to me that as a parent what you should care about is how your kid would do and this seems to give the best view of that for UMC families. It's actually encouraging to me that it suggests a diverse set of classmates is not a negative and could be a positive even looking only at test scores. (It semes like it's obviously a positive overall.) The other thing this makes very clear is that DCPSes do much better than Charters for ES when you compare like populations.[/quote] Plenty of non-economically disadvantaged kids going to elementary schools with <25% white students, but because of data suppression almost none of those schools show up on your list. It's really not a great proxy at the elementary school level.[/quote] Also, you don't need to be 25%+ white to show up in the data. You need to have a white n of 10+ in the testing pool as a baseline, but even schools meeting that bar can be suppressed.[/quote]
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