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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]FCPS did way worse for the class of 2025. [/quote]

I [b]saw the class of 2025 had the lowest attrition of any class in recent years. Is there a reason for this?[/b][/quote]

I believe it is the opposite - because the new students couldn't hack the program[/quote]

No - the class of 2025 lost the fewest kids from admitted class by March of their freshman year. 
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#fakenews[/quote]

Not very good with math, eh?

Class of 2025: 550 admitted - 529 (March enrollment) = 21 (3.8% attrition)
Class of 2024: 486 - 452 = 34 (7%)
Class of 2023: 504 - 468 = 36 (7%)
Class of 2022: 485 - 454 = 31 (6%)

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Please provide a link to these numbers (besides your a**).

Also, I had a TJ kid. Most attrition is after freshman year and especially sophomore year. Freshman year is all about pitching softballs and acclimation. And now they. Have a lot of kids who are only in Geometry, not Math 4/5, where it gets hard. Get back to us in a year.

And yes, source for your numbers please. [/quote]

DP. The sources for these numbers are the press releases of the numbers of students admitted (easily googleable if you look up "tjhsst admissions class of 202X") and the publicly available year-over-year demographic information available on the FCPS website under School Profiles.

We've already done the work and we're not about to do it again because you're lazy and committed to bad-faith arguments.[/quote]

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