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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DC is currently Sophomore at TJ. Taking pre-calc. Half the class is struggling. Latest test, mid-term - class average was 62 - thats a F. You can imagine what this does to college applications. Unless ur kid is out of this world smart and good at math - TJ is not good for college applications. Base school has many of the same courses up to AP Calc BC and no reason to stress at TJ[/quote] TBH, this is due to admission policy changes starting class 2025 onwards. I know all the parents of TJ students would like to think their children are picked because their academics are stronger than their cohort, but that's not the case starting from class 2025. The kids were on higher math level that were not being picked for TJ, they stayed in base high school and run out of math classes to take on senior or even junior year. While kids on normal math level got pushed to TJ can't take up the challenge of TJ advanced courses, this is how twisted the admission policy changed into. [/quote] That's just fake news. The admission policy admits only the top students. Previously the bar was much lower when they were admitting only kids whose families bought the test answers.[/quote]
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