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Reply to "The higher the demand, the lower the percent of economically disadvantaged students."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some of those numbers are pretty shocking. Yu Ying at less than 12% economically disadvantaged? Wow! What is the percentage of students in DC that are economically disadvantaged? What is Yu Ying's plan to diversify economically? Are they doing outreach? [/quote] as a whole, I believe about 45% are economically disadvantaged. of course, for the public schools there is a segregation based on inbound location. i.e. upper NW very privileged and SE highly disadvantaged. the goal of the charter system is to provide quality education to students - as stated by the charter laws. there are some exceptions, but economic diversity is essential to improving the system as a whole. how can the charter system not be seen as a failure if less than 10% of the schools are in any way economically diverse...[/quote] The charter system is obviously a success. The least advantaged students in charters outperform the least advantaged students in DCPS. This has been documented in DC for years. Seriously - for years. Don't throw out BS about nationwide trends. In DC it has been well-proven that charters do a better job than DCPS at educating the most vulnerable students. Why do you need other people to do your homework for you?[/quote] successful at segregation it would seem[/quote] Can you read? Can you comprehend what you read? We're talking about the at-risk students. Those with poverty, family disunity, homelessness, special needs, and other complications involved - and the charters still outperform DCPS. The students have multiple excuses for not understanding the obvious data, you don't. You're willfully stupid.[/quote]
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