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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cleveland has a growing number of high SES families. My child's class of 14 has at least 4 professional families, quite possibly more. That's not a ton, but also not none. [/quote]

Is that PK? School profile shows 99 percent FARM. I realize that number is not always accurate, community eligibility schools etc. 
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My understanding (from previous discussions on here) is that the 99% FARM number is a default number that is used once a certain FARM threshold is met. The number also reflects the whole-school number -- that is, PK all through 5th grade (the lower grades having significantly lower FARM numbers with recent interest in this and other schools), and english and spanish track (the english having higher FARM numbers since there is lots of interest by high SES families in the spanish program).  But I would be interested in others at Cleveland who can provide input on the class demographics at the lower and higher levels. [/quote]

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