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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OSSE used to do more cross-tabulation of student metrics. Using the metric that includes the most students (90% attendance) in the most recent year I could find (2018) and using metric percentages and totals to back out total population numbers, breakdown of at-risk among racial groups was follows: White 4% at-risk Asian 12% Two or more races 23% Hispanic/Latino 34% Black/African-American 65%[/quote] This is unsurprising but doesn't really tell us about middle class people in DC public schools. At risk students are usually, by definition, not middle class.[/quote] I think it might be surprising for the innumerate people a few pages back who seem to think black = at risk.[/quote] I’d be careful who I’m calling innumerate, if I were you. A model that’s right 70% of the time is a pretty good model.[/quote]
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