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Do we really have to hash this out again? It was already 85+ percentile for CES starting 2018, when they changed to universal pooling from the former opt-in method. So the current CES 5th graders are 85+ percentile. I imagine it's not so different from the 75+ percentile.

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Why not 65% even? Shouldn’t be too different right? Or even 50%? Why not just lottery the whole system? Why does anyone need enrichment?[/quote]

PP was answering OP's question about the relative experience of the current CES 4th graders compared to those of previous years. Other comments confirm the experience is not that different. You, on the other hand, are providing an answer to a question that wasn't even asked. 
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The PPP was responding to who exactly and what question? No, they were trying to make a point that 75% is not substantively different in terms of quality of the student than 85%. I think it’s a valid question about appropriate cutoffs. Why indeed not 65%? Why indeed. If it increases representation but has no substantive impact on the learning environment. Why not. [/quote]

This issue is moot this year. If you read the CES FAQ, they don't specify what MAP percentiles or grades are used as a baseline.
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So now basically everything about CES assignment is speculation because there is zero transparency. They are going to get sued again. Pretty much guaranteed. [/quote]

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